Vietnam is a land of rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, and captivating contrasts. From the limestone cliffs of Ha Long Bay to the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An and the buzzing energy of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam offers a sensory experience like no other. It’s a destination where ancient temples, modern cities, lush rice paddies, and tropical beaches come together to create a journey that’s both peaceful and full of adventure. Whether you’re chasing flavour, history, or natural beauty, Vietnam delivers.
Currency: Vietnamese Dong (VND)
Average Temperature: 22–30°C / 72–86°F depending on region and season
Average Flight Time from UK: Approximately 12–13 hours
Time Difference: +7 hours ahead of the UK
Luxury:
• The Reverie Saigon – Opulent stay with skyline views in Ho Chi Minh City
• Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai – Beachfront elegance near Hoi An
• Sofitel Legend Metropole – Hanoi’s historic 5-star icon
Boutique:
• Pilgrimage Village – Peaceful retreat near Hue with traditional charm
• La Siesta Hoi An Resort – A stylish, welcoming base in Hoi An
• Fusion Maia Da Nang – All-inclusive spa-focused luxury
Affordable & Traveller-Friendly:
• Clean, well-rated guesthouses in every major city
• Beach bungalows and homestays for a local touch
• Budget hotels with AC, Wi-Fi, and breakfast often included
• Ha Long Bay – Towering limestone islands and emerald waters
• Hoi An Ancient Town – A UNESCO-listed riverside town glowing with lanterns
• Hanoi’s Old Quarter – Maze-like streets full of culture, food, and history
• Cu Chi Tunnels – Explore the underground world used during the Vietnam War
• The Mekong Delta – Floating markets and tranquil canals
• Pho – Fragrant noodle soup with beef or chicken, topped with herbs
• Banh Mi – A crunchy baguette stuffed with pickled veg, meats, and sauces
• Goi Cuon – Fresh spring rolls wrapped in rice paper, perfect for a light bite
• Bun Cha – Grilled pork with noodles and dipping sauce, made famous by Obama
• Vietnamese Coffee – Rich, sweet, and often served iced with condensed milk
Northern Vietnam:
Winter (Dec–Feb): Cooler, dry (15–20°C)
Summer (May–Aug): Hot and humid with rain (30–35°C)
Central Vietnam:
Dry season (Jan–Aug): Warm and sunny
Rainy season (Sep–Nov): Wet and stormy at times
Southern Vietnam:
Dry season (Dec–Apr): Hot and dry, best for travel
Wet season (May–Nov): Daily showers but still warm
• Language: Vietnamese. English is common in tourist areas
• Transport: Domestic flights, trains, sleeper buses, taxis, and Grab (local rideshare)
• Tipping: Not mandatory but appreciated (5–10% in restaurants)
• Safety: Generally safe, but keep an eye on personal belongings in busy areas
• Cash: Vietnam is mostly cash-based. ATMs are widely available, and some places take cards
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