Trip Overview
Dive into an unforgettable 6-day Vietnam tour package, exploring the historic vibrancy of Hanoi, the UNESCO-listed majesty of Halong Bay, the coastal allure of Danang, and the timeless charm of Hoi An. This journey blends ancient heritage with breathtaking landscapes, from Hanoi’s Confucian landmarks to Hoi An’s lantern-lit evenings. Sail through Halong Bay’s karst-studded waters, stroll the iconic Golden Bridge in Bana Hills, and experience Hoi An’s unique basket boat ride. Our Vietnam holiday packages promise an adventure filled with cultural immersion and natural beauty for history lovers, nature enthusiasts, and travelers seeking serenity.
- Explore Hanoi’s Temple of Literature and the lively Train Street, with an optional cyclo ride through the Old Quarter.
- Cruise Halong Bay’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, kayaking among limestone caves and enjoying a sunset party.
- Wander Hoi An’s ancient town, gliding on a lantern boat ride along the Thu Bon River.
- Ascend Bana Hills to walk the Golden Bridge and explore the French Village.
Price on Request
5N/6D
Itinerary
Where: Hanoi (Ba Dinh Square, Ho Chi Minh Complex, Temple of Literature, Old Quarter, Train Street, Dong Xuan Market)
A warm embrace awaits you at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi, Vietnam’s cultural capital. Our friendly guide will transport you to your downtown hotel for check-in. In the afternoon, we’ll kick off with a half-day city tour, starting at Ba Dinh Square, a historic hub for Vietnam’s cultural and political events. You’ll visit the Ho Chi Minh Complex, marveling at the Mausoleum (exterior view), serene house-on-stilts, fishpond, and the iconic One-Pillar Pagoda. Next, explore the Temple of Literature, a Confucian sanctuary from 1070 and Vietnam’s first university. Opt for a 1-hour cyclo ride through the Old Quarter’s bustling streets, ending at the historic Dong Xuan Market, a 1888 landmark brimming with souvenirs and local crafts. For a unique experience, visit Hanoi’s Train Street (on your own), where a railway runs through a lively residential alley. Return to your hotel for a restful overnight stay in Hanoi.
Meals Included: Dinner | Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
Inclusions
- 5 nights’ twin-sharing accommodation in Hanoi and Danang hotels.
- Meals as listed in the itinerary.
- All entrance fees and sightseeing as per the Vietnam tour itinerary.
- Airport transfers (private basis) and Halong Bay deluxe cruise (SIC basis) with kayaking and sunset party.
- Half-day Hanoi city tour with optional 1-hour cyclo ride and full-day Bana Hills tour with cable car tickets.
- Hoi An tour with basket boat and lantern boat rides.
- Local English-speaking guides and 1 water bottle per person per day.
Exclusions
- International and domestic flights and airport taxes.
- Vietnam e-visa charges.
- Meals not specified in the itinerary.
- Early check-in, late check-out, or room upgrades (standard check-in time is 14:00–15:00).
- Surcharge for airport pick-up/drop-off between 23:00 and 06:00.
- Tips, drinks, personal expenses, and services not mentioned.
More Information
- Travel Documents: Carry your passport (valid for at least 6 months from the travel date) and an authentic government ID card. Obtain your e-visa for Vietnam in advance here.
- Clothing: Pack lightweight, breathable clothing like cotton t-shirts, shorts, or trek pants to stay cool in the warm and humid conditions of Hanoi, Halong Bay, Danang, and Hoi An. Include a lightweight rain jacket or poncho for frequent afternoon showers during the monsoon season. Comfortable, quick-drying shoes with good grip are ideal for navigating Hanoi’s Train Street, kayaking in Halong Bay, walking Hoi An’s cobblestone streets, and hiking Bana Hills’ trails. Bring flip-flops or sandals for relaxed moments on Danang’s beaches or the Halong Bay cruise.
- Sun Protection: Bring sunscreen (SPF 40+), lip balm, and good U/V protection sunglasses to shield against the strong tropical sun during outdoor activities in Halong Bay, Hoi An, and Bana Hills.
- Health: Carry personal medicines (if any), insect repellent for rural areas like Halong Bay and Bay Mau Coconut Forest, and basic toiletries to stay comfortable in the humid climate.