Day 1
Arrival in Hanoi
Arrive in Hanoi. Old Quarter hotel. Evening Hoan Kiem Lake walk and Bun Cha street food dinner.
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Ha Long Bay — Vietnam
Arrive in Hanoi. Old Quarter hotel. Evening Hoan Kiem Lake walk and Bun Cha street food dinner.
Vietnam is a country that captivates completely — from the mist-shrouded limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay to the glowing paper lanterns of Hoi An's ancient town, the chaotic energy of Hanoi's Old Quarter and the historic streets of Ho Chi Minh City. Vietnam offers an extraordinary journey through natural wonder, dynastic history and culinary brilliance at a price that makes it one of the world's greatest travel values.
EternalMiles' Vietnam packages from India take you through the length of this magnificent country — from north to south — with seamless domestic connections, handpicked boutique hotels and insider-access experiences that most travellers miss.
Arrive in Hanoi. Old Quarter hotel. Evening Hoan Kiem Lake walk and Bun Cha street food dinner.
Temple of Literature, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Tran Quoc Pagoda. Afternoon cyclo ride through 36 streets. Evening water puppet theatre.
Board luxury junk. Kayaking through caves, swimming in jade waters, sunrise tai chi, seafood banquet on the bay.
Return to Hanoi. Fly to Da Nang. Transfer to Hoi An. Evening Ancient Town with lanterns by the river.
Morning heritage walk: Japanese Covered Bridge, Tan Ky merchant house. Afternoon cooking class with market visit.
Morning Marble Mountains and Lady Buddha statue. Afternoon flight to Ho Chi Minh City.
War Remnants Museum, Reunification Palace, Ben Thanh Market. Cu Chi Tunnels afternoon tour.
Transfer to Tan Son Nhat Airport for your return flight home.
3★ / 4★ / Boutique Heritage Hotels
Breakfast daily + Select included meals
All Included
All Included
The highlighted months offer the best weather conditions for Vietnam. Plan your trip during peak season for the finest experience.
February–April: dry across central and south Vietnam. November–December: north and central are at their best.