Especial Vietnam Package Tours From the United States (11,13 Days)

Unique Highlights of This Tour Package

Diverse Experiences

Our  Vietnam package tours from the United States take you through breathtakingly beautiful and culturally rich destinations. You will visit historical monuments such as the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Hanoi, the ancient town of Hoi An, and the famous Cu Chi Tunnels. Every place unfolds an exciting saga of the vivid history of Vietnam.Besides that, you will be taken to UNESCO heritage sites that include the breathtaking limestone karsts of Halong Bay, the imperial city of Hue, and the quaint streets of Hoi An. Those in search of more intimate connections will be plunged into local culture: busy markets, water puppet shows, and life on the Mekong River.

Luxury and Comfort

Our Vietnam Package Tours have been designed to ensure comfort and convenience in the most luxurious ways possible. You will be accommodated in thoughtfully selected modern comforts with local charm, from stylish city hotels to peaceful boutique resorts.

Get a glimpse into curated activities of privately led cooking classes, guided cultural tours, and scenic cruises designed to bring out the unique beauty of Vietnam. You will be privately transferred between destinations for the utmost relaxation without hassle to fully absorb the experience.

Personalized Touches

The striking feature of all our Vietnam package tours from the United States is personalized attention. We make a tour program suiting your interest, be it delving deep into the annals of Vietnam’s history, indulging in sumptuous cuisines, or enjoying retreats in serene tranquility.Everything from special dinners down to the activities, such as cruises at sunrise or lantern-making in Hoi An, is thoughtfully considered. We provide a seamless process for the traveler, complemented by a much deeper enrichment due to our well-informed local guides.

Detailed Itinerary Overview (11-13 Days)

Day 1: Arrival in Hanoi

• Morning: A warm welcome to Vietnam! Right after you arrive at Noi Bai International Airport, our friendly guide will welcome you with a warm smile, and then a private transfer will take you to your hotel. En route, you will receive a welcome kit containing the essentials for your travel: a personalized itinerary, a map of Vietnam, and some useful tips for your journey. After checking in, take all the time to relax and freshen up to prepare for an exciting adventure.
• Afternoon: In the afternoon, after a leisurely morning, take the time to relax in your hotel or take an optional short walk to get familiar with your neighborhood. This will be your time to get acquainted with Hanoi’s atmosphere: tree-lined boulevards, French colonial architecture, and the buzz of motorbike engines zipping down the streets. If possible, enjoy a cup of Vietnamese iced coffee (ca phe sua da) at a local café.
• Evening: Enjoy the Hanoi Cyclo tour past scenic Old Quarter, and marvel at the distinctive “36 streets," each named after the item it sells, from silk to silver work. In the evening, dinner is left to your pleasure at one of the fine restaurants in town serving several delicacies, especially its signature dishes, such as pho or fresh spring rolls, among others. It is an evening of enchantment that sets a mood for the journey with our Vietnam package tours from the United States.

Ha Noi Cyclo tour (sours: https://www.viator)

Day 2: Exploring Hanoi’s Cultural Heart

• Morning: Proceed to the popular Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, which retains the embalmed body of dear leader Vietnam. A briefing of his life and struggle for independence will also be provided. Stroll to the quaint One Pillar Pagoda; this delicate Buddhist temple juts out from a lotus pond, which in turn assumes the form of a fabled lotus-blooming-from-the-mud icon of purity. Finally, walk to the French-style Presidential Palace Garden, an oasis amidst greenery housing various architectural features. End your morning with a visit to the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university, where Confucian values and academic excellence are celebrated amidst traditional Vietnamese architecture.
• Afternoon: Continue with a leisurely walk around Hoan Kiem Lake, which represents the heart of Hanoi. Visit Ngoc Son Temple, situated on a small island and connected by the bright red color of the Huc Bridge. The temple is a spiritual haven for General Tran Hung Dao and other revered figures. Capture perfect snaps as you soak in the serenity of the atmosphere.
• Evening: Attend the famous Water Puppet Show, one of Vietnam’s most well-known cultural traditions. This art form originated in the 11th century and depicts rural life and folklore with lifelike puppets on water. Later, embark on a street food tour led by local experts to sample all the signature dishes, including bun cha (grilled pork served with rice noodles), crispy spring rolls, and egg coffee sweet and creamy Hanoi specialty.

Day 3: Hanoi to Halong Bay

• Morning: Have a delicious breakfast and then board the car and drive to Halong Bay, one of Vietnam’s most breathtaking natural wonders and certainly one of Southeast Asia’s, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The scenic drive takes you across lush rice fields and through rural villages, passing by scenes from everyday Vietnamese life. Upon arrival at Halong Harbor, board a sumptuous cruise.
• Afternoon: Set amidst the emerald waters of Halong Bay for cruising into dramatic limestone karsts, and hidden coves with breathtaking views. Choose from a host of stimulating actions, such as kayaking into calm lagoons, refreshing swims from these crystal clear seas, or touring Surprise Cave, one immense grotto of your fantasy retreat.
• Evening: Enjoy your dinner, prepared from a sea menu on the deck of the cruise, while the sun sets. Panorama views of the bay perfectly merge with every mood of the evening and dinner time. Enjoy squid fishing and night-time onboard activities or just fall asleep under a star-studded canopy, serenading lullabies brought forth by the moving waves.

Surprise Cave (Sours: incrediblevietnamtours)

Day 4: Halong Bay to Dien Bien Phu

• Morning: Start the day with an energizing Tai Chi session on the cruise deck watching the sunrise over the bay. After breakfast, visit a typical floating fishing village where you will learn about the life of local fishermen and their ancient traditions. Say goodbye to Halong Bay as you are disembarked for further your journey.
• Afternoon: Return to Hanoi for the domestic flight to Dien Bien Phu, a town well endowed with history. This flight is very scenic and affords breathtaking views of Vietnam’s mountainous areas. Upon arrival, your guide will manage a transfer to your hotel for check-in and relaxation.
• Dinner Evening: Enjoy dinner, comprising a few items of grilled fish and steamed rice in bamboo tubes, along with a variety of herbal soups. Savor the perfect blend of flavors native to the northwest as you set on for tomorrow’s exploration.

Day 5: Dien Bien Phu to Son La

• Morning: Start your exploration into this area of Vietnam, which proved to be one of the decisive battles ending French colonialism at Dien Bien Phu Museum. The relics, photos, and tales from the 1954 campaign will be contemplated at Dien Bien Phu Museum. Next, A1 Hill and Command Bunker is the commanding point in the Battle of Dien Bien Phu, allowing visitors a deep understanding of the most fateful military strategy on both sides for Vietnam’s independence.
• Afternoon: Take the breathtaking road to Son La, considered one of the most magnificent regions in Vietnam and with considerable ethnic minorities. Along the way, you will pass through stunning valleys, terraced rice fields, and breathtaking mountain passes. Make photo stops en route at picturesque viewpoints.
• Evening: Arrive at Son La and unwind in its internationally famous natural hot springs, claimed to be therapeutic. Alternatively, enjoy the culture of the region with a traditional music and dance performance, portraying the heritage of the various ethnic groups found in the region. This is quite an enriching experience and thus a perfect end to your day.

Dien Bien Phu Museum (Sours: holidayinvietnam)

Day 6: Son La – Fly to Da Nang – Hoi An

• Morning: Pay a visit to the Son La Prison Museum, a grim reminder of Vietnam’s colonial past. Take a peek at the well-preserved buildings and displays portraying the inhumane conditions Vietnamese revolutionaries had to endure. Later in the day: Take a domestic flight from Son La back to Da Nang and travel from the mountainous north to the more scenic coastline of central Vietnam.
• Afternoon: Arrive in Danang, then proceed to the Marble Mountains, a cluster of five limestone and marble hills each named after one of the five elements: water, wood, fire, earth, and air. They are filled with caves, and ancient pagodas, and offer picturesque panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Explore these sacred sites and enjoy serenity before moving to Hoi An, a World Heritage Site.
• Evening: The enchanting beauty of Hoi An streets at night is lightened up with lanterns. Take an evening stroll along the river, pass by traditional wooden houses, and take in the dynamic yet serene atmosphere. For dinner, savor local specialties such as cao lau, a type of noodle that is peculiar to Hoi An and white rose dumplings at a local restaurant.

Day 7: Hoi An & Cham Islands Excursion

• Morning: Spend your morning snorkeling in the emerald waters or diving to glimpse the coral reefs teeming with their colorful sea anemones; all on a speedboat ride to the Cham Islands, a preserved marine biosphere reserve. You can either swim and bathe or just simply take it easy in the perfect spot-beautiful virgin beach. Furthermore, it is also possible to visit one of the very picturesque local fishing villages, gand et closer to the local islanders sticking to their traditional way of living, where you will have the opportunity to try just-prepared seafood of fresh seafood just caught that day.
• Afternoon: Later, drive back to Hoi An and dive into the creativity of a lantern workshop. Under the guidance of the locals, create your colorful lantern to take home as a souvenir. Alternatively, join an interactive cooking class where you will learn to prepare symbolic Vietnamese dishes with the help of a professional chef.
• Evening: Visit the famous Hoi An night market, which is very busy, and do some shopping for souvenirs and street food. Finally, your evening will be finished by releasing a paper lantern into the Thu Bon River, believed to bring good luck and happiness.

Thu Bon River (Sours: canva)

Day 8: Hoi An to Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)

• Morning: Flight to Ho Chi Minh, the hustling and bustling southern hub of Vietnam. On arrival, hotel check-in; freshen up, and then roll out for the full-day sightseeing.
• Afternoon: Explore the rich history of the city by visiting the Reunification Palace, which symbolizes the reunification of Vietnam, and the Notre Dame Cathedral, an impressive structure reflecting French colonial architecture. Conclude with the War Remnants Museum, which provides a poignant and insightful look into Vietnam’s modern history and the impact of the Vietnam War.
• Evening: Enjoy dinner at the rooftop of one of the best restaurants in Saigon to see nightlight views. One will relish modern twists in Vietnamese food as the pulsating nightlife plays around.

Day 9: Cu Chi Tunnels and Tay Ninh

• Morning: Visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, a complex network of underground tunnels used extensively during the Vietnam War. Crawl through the tunnels, see hidden chambers, and learn about the ingenuity of those who lived and fought there.
• Afternoon: Proceed to Tay Ninh and visit the Cao Dai Temple spiritual home of Caodaism, a sect that combines Buddhism, Christianity, Taoism, and Confucianism. Be able to attend one of the most colorful and tranquil rituals, a noon prayer session, allowing a peek into this intriguing faith.
• Evening: Transfer back to Ho Chi Minh City, where you’ll have the rest of everything free. Take a walk along bustling streets, go shopping for souvenirs, or stay in your hotel.

Cu Chi Tunnels (Sours: https://www.tripadvisor)

Day 10: Ho Chi Minh City to Can Tho

• Morning: Depart to Can Tho City, which is the biggest city in the Mekong Delta; floating markets get their vibrancy along with so much greenery on either side of the water.
• Afternoon: The most famous Cai Rang Floating Market should be visited: a market where the locals directly trade their fresh produce or goods on their boats. Feel the amazing energy of this special marketplace and go for an easy walk along some tranquil tropical orchards to try various fresh fruits grown by the local farmers themselves.
• Evening: Enjoy a typical Mekong dinner at a restaurant on the Cai Tau riverbank. Typical dishes include crispy elephant ear fish and Mekong-style sweet and spicy hotpot, which present the Delta’s culinary tradition.

Day 11: Can Tho to Vinh Long and Return to Ho Chi Minh City

• Morning: Transfer to Vinh Long, an ideal place in the Mekong Delta part. Make an en route to visit some usual traditional craft villages of the locale including some handily created pottery making and rice paper – coconut candy manufactures existed for some generations. Head on with most classic boat trips down those meandering fluid highways of going down the lifelines of the famed Mekong River, with various imagery-lush scenery combined with a tranquil manner.
• Afternoon: Visit the lush fruit orchards and have an interaction with the local farmers, feasting on the tropical fruits of the day, such as rambutans, mangosteens, and longan. Later in the afternoon, head back to Ho Chi Minh City, thinking about the wonderful landscapes and cultural enrichment of the Delta.
• Evening: Celebrate the end of the journey with a farewell dinner at a fine dining restaurant. Just remember the unforgettable memories during the Vietnam package tour from the United States and raise a toast to this lifetime adventure.

Vinh Long (Sours: vinhlongtourist)

Day 12: Free Day in Ho Chi Minh City

Today is a free day, for you to explore Ho Chi Minh City at your leisure and soak in the unique history, culture, and modern energy that defines southern Vietnam’s bustling metropolis.

• Morning: Enjoy the morning at your leisure for a relaxed breakfast from the hotel, followed by a visit to Ben Thanh Market, one of the symbols of Saigon. You may shop for typical Vietnamese handicrafts, silk articles, lacquerware, and local souvenirs. The bargaining is a must arguing is all part of the fun and interaction!

Unless shopping is not the primary concern, it would be appropriate to visit Thien Hau Temple in Chinatown: quiet and ornate, this temple was dedicated to the goddess of the sea. Intricate carvings combined with the peace and serenity here form a perfect site for quiet moments of reflection and great photography.

• Afternoon: Lunch is taken at a local restaurant, followed by visits to the city’s cultural attractions. The Fine Arts Museum is set in an elegant French colonial-era building and its impressive collection comprises traditional and contemporary Vietnamese art. Alternatively, the bustling streets of District 1, or a leisurely walk down Nguyen Hue Walking Street, a pedestrian precinct full of shops, cafes, and activities is well worth exploring.

Alternatively, escape from all the hustle and bustle of the city with refreshing stops at any number of high-quality spas offering their services. Feel the tradition of Vietnamese massages or undergo a lot of truly invigorating procedures, merging the techniques of modern times with ingredients from the locality.

• Evening: End your free day by taking in the hustle and bustle of the Saigon Night Market or going on a café-hopping spree. Ho Chi Minh City is known for its coffee culture, and you will get to try special drinks like egg coffee or coconut coffee in cozy, artsy spaces.

In the evening, enjoy a fine dinner at one of the rooftop restaurants of Saigon: Social Club or EON51, where you will enjoy great city views while having fine Vietnamese food.

Day 13: Departure – Airport Transfer and Farewell

Your last day in Vietnam wraps up a journey of memories filled with diverse landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality.

• Morning: Free to have a leisurely breakfast at your hotel. Now is the time to pack all your belongings, get your things ready for check-out, and put together all travel documents in one place. Those who wish to make the most of their final morning in this beautiful city should consider a stroll around Turtle Lake or a final visit to Tan Dinh Market for shopping or local food.
• Afternoon: Depending on your flight time, spend the rest of the hours relaxing at the hotel or roaming around the city. Our local team will book your private airport transfer for a smooth and comfortable drive to Tan Son Nhat International Airport. Your guide will assist with check-in and bid a warm farewell for choosing our Vietnam package tours from the United States.
• Evening: After breakfast, board a flight back to the United States, carrying with you a treasure chest of unforgettable memories. Think of the vibrant cities, stunning landscapes, and hospitable locals who made your journey so special.

Tan Dinh Market (Sours: https://www.agoda)

Practical Information for US Travelers on Vietnam Package Tours from the United States

What’s Included in Vietnam Package Tours from the United States

• Accommodation: Accommodating in luxury, boutique, or overnight cruises is included in your itinerary.
• Meals: Breakfast daily, some lunches and dinners as described in the itinerary.
• Transportation: This will provide private airport transfers, domestic flights, and comfortable transportation inter-destination.
• Guided Tours: Services of English-speaking guides for all sightseeing schedules and activities.
• Activities: This includes all entrance fees for attractions and cruises, including hands-on workshops.
• Extra Services: Welcome kit, 24/7 customer support, and travel insurance for included activities.

What’s Not Included in Vietnam Package Tours from the United States

• International Flights: Airfare from the United States to Vietnam.
• Visa Fees: E-Visa application fees for entry to Vietnam.
• Optional Activities: Any activities or tours not included in the itinerary.
• Personal Spending: Laundry, telephone calls, tips for guides and drivers, and other personal expenses.
• Travel Insurance: This represents comprehensive travel insurance against eventualities, and it is highly recommended that this be taken out before departure.

Travel Tips for Vietnam Package Tours from the United States

The following practical tips will ensure that you make the most of your Vietnam package tours from the United States:

• Recommended Clothing:
  • Pack light, breathable fabrics that will keep you comfortable in Vietnam’s tropical climate.
  • Religious sites like temples and pagodas are best visited in modest clothes. You might want to take a scarf or shawl along with you to throw over your shoulders.
  • Comfortable walking shoes are required for city and countryside tours.
• Local Etiquette:
  • Always sport a smile when approaching the locals, as friendliness is deeply engraved in Vietnamese culture.
  • Take off your shoes before entering others’ homes and also for visiting a temple.
  • Be sensitive when taking pictures of people or their property; always seek permission.
• Currency and Payment Tips:
  • Vietnamese Dong is the local currency, and it would be nice if you could prepare small denomination bank notes while dealing with street vendors and at the markets.
  • Credit cards are to a large extent recognized and used, especially in large cities, while this is often rare in rural areas.
  • You can also exchange money upon arrival at airports, banks, and licensed exchange counters. Try not to change your money on the street.

Best Travel Times for Vietnam Package Tours from the United States

The climate in Vietnam is different region by region. This allows for a range of seasonal highlights for any given destination on your Vietnam Package Tours:

• Northern Vietnam (Hanoi, Halong Bay, Sapa):
  • Best Time: October to April, during the cool and dry season.
  • Seasonal Highlights: within the beautiful scenery, Ha Long Bay and the hillside, terracing rice fields in Sapa are exceptionally stunningly beautiful during this time.
• Central Vietnam (Hoi An, Da Nang, Hue):
  • Best Time: February to May is considered the best time, with sunny skies and mild temperatures.
  • Seasonal Highlights: Enjoy the Lantern Festival in Hoi An, and explore Hue’s historic citadel.
• Southern Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta):
  • Best Time: During the dry season, from December to April.
  • Seasonal Highlights: Take a cruise on the Mekong Delta rivers and visit floating markets in Can Tho under clear blue skies.

Conclusion

These Vietnam package tours from the United States will take you on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Vietnam, its rich history, and vibrant culture. Backed with expertly curated itineraries, sumptuous lodging, and seamless experiences, the tours promise a perfect blend of discovery and leisure combined with thrills.

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