
Limestone bays and lantern-lit streets
Vietnam Tour Packages
Vietnam has become the fastest-rising destination in Southeast Asia for Indian travellers, and the appeal is easy to understand — Ha Long Bay's limestone islands, Hoi An's lantern-lit old town and some of the best value in the region.
- Capital
- Hanoi
- Currency
- Vietnamese Dong (VND)
- Languages
- Vietnamese, English in tourist areas
- Time zone
- ICT (UTC+7) — 1.5 hours ahead of India
- Country
- Vietnam
- Region
- Asia
Itineraries
Vietnam holiday packages
4 itineraries from ₹29,900 per person — every one customisable, and none tied to a departure date.
| Package | Duration | Cities | From (per person) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vietnam Highlights — Hanoi, Ha Long & Da Nang | 7N / 8D | Hanoi · Ha Long Bay · Da Nang · Hoi An | ₹44,900 |
| Vietnam North to South — Hanoi, Ha Long, Hoi An & Saigon | 9N / 10D | Hanoi · Ha Long Bay · Hoi An · Ho Chi Minh City | ₹69,900 |
| Vietnam Honeymoon — Hoi An & Phu Quoc | 6N / 7D | Hoi An · Phu Quoc | ₹49,900 |
| Hanoi & Ha Long Bay Short Break | 4N / 5D | Hanoi · Ha Long Bay | ₹29,900 |
Starting prices per person on twin sharing; 5% GST extra and, on international trips, 2% TCS. Work out your TCS →
Vietnam
Vietnam Highlights — Hanoi, Ha Long & Da Nang
Hanoi (2N), Ha Long Bay (1N), Da Nang (2N), Hoi An (2N)
Starting from
₹44,900
per person · twin sharing
Vietnam
Vietnam North to South — Hanoi, Ha Long, Hoi An & Saigon
Hanoi (2N), Ha Long Bay (1N), Hoi An (3N), Ho Chi Minh City (3N)
Starting from
₹69,900
per person · twin sharing
Vietnam
Vietnam Honeymoon — Hoi An & Phu Quoc
Hoi An (3N), Phu Quoc (3N)
Starting from
₹49,900
per person · twin sharing
Vietnam
Hanoi & Ha Long Bay Short Break
Hanoi (3N), Ha Long Bay (1N)
Starting from
₹29,900
per person · twin sharing
- Registered companyElitech Travels Private Limited, incorporated 13 Jun 2025 · CIN U79120DL2025PTC450097 · GSTIN 07AAICE9612P1Z1
- Walk-in office in DelhiBE-12, Hari Nagar, New Delhi 110064 · Mon–Sat 10am–7pm, Sun 11am–4pm
- Our own booking platformFlightsBazaar.com: same company, same office, same team
- Company account onlyUPI, cards, net banking or EMI to the company, with a GST invoice for every payment
Before you book
Planning a Vietnam trip: the essentials
From our Vietnam research guides, last checked October 2026.
When to go: February to April
- Jan19°Good
- Feb20°Good
- Mar23°Best
- Apr28°Best
- May32°Good
- Jun33°Fair
- Jul33°Fair
- Aug32°Fair
- Sep31°Fair
- Oct29°Good
- Nov26°Good
- Dec22°Good
What 7 nights in Vietnam costs
- Budgetfrom ₹62,000
- Mid-rangefrom ₹85,000
- Luxuryfrom ₹1,65,000
Per person, twin sharing, including return economy flights from India. On-the-ground spend runs about ₹2,500–4,000 a day.
Vietnam visa for Indians
- Visa
- Tourist e-visa (single or multiple entry)
- Stay
- Up to 90 days
- Fee
- USD 25 (about ₹2,200) single entry; USD 50 (about ₹4,400) multiple entry; non-refundable
- Processing
- About 3 working days; allow a week around Tet and in December
Top things to do in Vietnam
- 1Ha Long Bay overnight cruise · 1–2 days
- 2Hanoi Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake · Half day
- 3Ninh Binh: Trang An and Mua Cave · Full day
- 4Water puppet show, Hanoi · 1 hour
- 5Sapa trekking · 2–3 days
Day-by-day Vietnam plans
- Vietnam in 8 daysDelhi → Hanoi → Ninh Binh → Ha Long Bay → Da Nang and Hoi An → Ho Chi Minh City → Delhi · Moderate · land from ₹52,000
Vietnam has become the fastest-rising destination in Southeast Asia for Indian travellers, and the appeal is easy to understand — Ha Long Bay's limestone islands, Hoi An's lantern-lit old town and some of the best value in the region.
Why travellers choose Vietnam
Ha Long Bay is one of the genuine set-piece landscapes of Asia, and an overnight cruise among the karsts is considerably better than the day-trip version most people book.
The country runs north to south with distinctly different characters at each end — Hanoi's old quarter and northern mountains, Hoi An and Da Nang in the centre, and Ho Chi Minh City's energy and the Mekong Delta in the south.
Costs are low even by regional standards, which means the hotel category you can afford here is usually a step above what the same budget buys in Thailand or Bali.
What not to miss in Vietnam
- Ha Long Bay cruise — An overnight cruise with kayaking and a cave visit. Far superior to the day trip, and not much more expensive.
- Hoi An Ancient Town — Lantern-lit streets, tailoring in a day and a riverside that is at its best after dark.
- Cu Chi Tunnels — The wartime tunnel network outside Ho Chi Minh City — a half-day and genuinely sobering.
- Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge — A cable car to a hilltop complex above Da Nang, with the much-photographed hand-held bridge.
- Mekong Delta — Floating markets, coconut-candy workshops and sampan rides through narrow canals.
- Hanoi Old Quarter — Street food, the Train Street, Hoan Kiem Lake and a water-puppet show.
When to travel
Vietnam is long enough that the country never has one single season. Broadly, November to April suits the south, February to May and September to November suit the centre, and October to April suits the north — though northern winters are genuinely cold. For a full north-to-south route, March to April and September to October give the best overall balance.
Entry and paperwork
Indian passport holders require an e-visa, applied for online in advance with processing typically taking three to five working days. Passports need six months' validity and one blank page. The e-visa specifies your entry point, so we confirm it against your flight before applying.
Planning a Vietnam trip with Elitech Travels
Every Vietnam itinerary on this page is a starting point rather than a fixed product. Extend a city, change the hotel category, add a private guide or merge two routes and we will re-cost the trip and send a revised plan. Because we publish no departure dates, your holiday is operated in the window that suits your leave — tell us roughly when you want to travel and we confirm availability and pricing for exactly those days.
Best time to visit Vietnam
Vietnam is long enough that the country never has one single season. Broadly, November to April suits the south, February to May and September to November suit the centre, and October to April suits the north — though northern winters are genuinely cold. For a full north-to-south route, March to April and September to October give the best overall balance.
Entry & paperwork
Indian passport holders require an e-visa, applied for online in advance with processing typically taking three to five working days. Passports need six months' validity and one blank page. The e-visa specifies your entry point, so we confirm it against your flight before applying.
How our visa desk helps →Things to see and do
What not to miss in Vietnam
Ha Long Bay cruise
An overnight cruise with kayaking and a cave visit. Far superior to the day trip, and not much more expensive.
Hoi An Ancient Town
Lantern-lit streets, tailoring in a day and a riverside that is at its best after dark.
Cu Chi Tunnels
The wartime tunnel network outside Ho Chi Minh City — a half-day and genuinely sobering.
Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge
A cable car to a hilltop complex above Da Nang, with the much-photographed hand-held bridge.
Mekong Delta
Floating markets, coconut-candy workshops and sampan rides through narrow canals.
Hanoi Old Quarter
Street food, the Train Street, Hoan Kiem Lake and a water-puppet show.
Good to know
Vietnam — frequently asked questions
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Is the Ha Long overnight cruise worth it?
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Thinking about Vietnam? Let's talk it through.
Tell us your travel window and budget. We will send up to three costed options — with honest advice on how many nights you actually need.
