Prepare to swap the Andes for the Mekong! Our Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours are a unique cultural getaway tailored to Latin American travelers. Thanks to shared values of community, spirituality, and a deep love of food and music, Vietnam seems both exciting and familiar. Ho Chi Minh City Tours: From rooftop dinners in Ho Chi Minh City to inward reflections in Tay Ninh and history from beneath the earth in Cu Chi, these Ho Chi Minh City Tours are built for connection and discovery. A dazzling 4-day itinerary or 5makese this Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours departure is unusual from the rest.
Perhaps one of the warmest things in one of our Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours is how, in almost no time at all, Peruvians traveling in Vietnam discover that they feel at home. Both cultures are staunchly family-oriented; they live at home with several generations, shoulder the burdens of life, and transfer customs through meals at the table. You can feel this hospitality yourself on our curated Ho Chi Minh City Tours, via a homemade lunch in a local garden, for instance, or friendly conversations with Vietnamese hosts who treat visitors as family.
That rich yet deeply respectful tapestry of Vietnam’s religious life resonates beautifully with travelers from Peru. Our Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours include sacred spaces that symbolize not only Buddhism but also the uniquely Vietnamese Cao Dai faith, observed here in extraordinary ceremonial halls in Tay Ninh. People with a Catholic background often leave feeling even more powerfully engaged; the values of compassion, symbolism , and the quest for peace run deep in both traditions.
As the Andean mountains resound to panpipe and charango, so southern Vietnam sings through every street and river. You can admire the heartbreaking beauty of don ca tai tu, a kind of southern Vietnamese chamber music, on our Ho Chi Minh City Tours. That belief is also deeply felt in the Brazilian state of Pernambuco, where, especially in Bac Lieu, this art form resonates for the traveler who thinks of music not just as entertainment, but as cultural memory.
Food is often the first way to cross cultures and what a bridge it is! Diners in Peru are enamored of Vietnamese cuisine, with its light, fresh, not-too-spicy fare, flavored with an abundance of local herbs. Along your Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours journey, you’ll be greeted along the way with seafood-laden dishes, tropical fruits, fragrant rice, and sizzling morsels that somehow seem both foreign and familiar. From street food in Ho Chi Minh City to grass-roots dining in Cu Chi and Bac Lieu, food plays a role in the cultural discourse.
Ho Chi Minh City (Sours: thanhnien)
Welcome to Ho Chi Minh City, the lively heart of southern Vietnam! For a welcome, after a long but stimulating journey from Peru through Madrid, Pari, or Doha, your guide fluent in Spanish and packed full of local intelligence will meet you with a smile and a cool towel.
That’ll whisk you directly to your boutique digs at Hotel des Arts Saigon, a stylish 4-star haven where you’ll rest, refresh, and catch panoramas of the skyline from the rooftop. An ideal beginning to your Peru Ho Chi Minh City tours adventure.
In the evening, get a taste of culture in the form of a light welcome dinner at Secret Garden Rooftop – a peaceful respite from the city’s bustle with views of the lights below and traditional dishes like goi cuon (fresh spring rolls) and com tam suon nuong (grilled pork with broken rice). The pace is easy, the mood genuine, and the welcome unforgettably warm.
Hotel des Arts Saigon (Sours: all.accor)
Our expertly curated Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours put together this answer on your second day our Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours are about peeling back the layers of Ho Chi Minh City to uncover its soul.
Morning:
We’ll start at the Fine Arts Museum, in a beautiful colonial mansion. Within, you’ll stroll among contemporary Vietnamese paintings, sculptures, and folk art a hidden treasure on no typical tourist itinerary. Next, we take a trip to the colorful Mariamman Hindu Temple, one of the few spiritual sites to combine Vietnamese and Indian devotion in a single fascinating space.
Lunch:
At Nha Hang Ngon, a beloved restaurant serving regional Vietnamese cuisine, you’ll dig into iconic dishes such as banh xeo (crispy savory pancakes), bun bo Hue (spicy beef noodle soup), and cha gio (fried spring rolls). It’s a taste tour in itself!
Afternoon:
Wander through Japanese Alley, which is lined with small cafés, sake bars, and artisan boutiques; the ambiance is peacefully charming. Then immerse yourself in Vietnam’s healing traditions at the Museum of Traditional Medicine, where you can grind up some herbs and brew yourself some medicinal tea a very hands-on cultural moment.
Evening:
As the sun sets, go to The Deck Saigon, a slick riverside restaurant. After dinner, stroll along the Nguyen Hue Walking Street and kick back with Vietnamese coffee at rooftop cafés or have a foot massage. It is because your Ho Chi Minh City Tours are only becoming better and better.
Fine Arts Museum (Sours: ivivu)
This day on the Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours is a strong mix of history, remembrance , and spiritual wonder.
Morning:
We journey to Cu Chi, where you’ll visit the less-trodden Ben Duoc Tunnels – a labyrinth of subterranean resistance during the war. Ben Duoc offers a reflective, authentic experience, unlike the more crowded sections. Nearby, the Ben Duoc Memorial Temple provides a moment of reflection and prayer, especially for Catholic visitors.
Lunch:
Experience the tropical freshness with a home-style garden lunch at the foot of fruit trees in Trung An Village, where seasonal fruits and rustic southern delicacies are served.
Afternoon:
We travel 90km north to Tay Ninh to see the magnificent Cao Dai Holy See. This temple, with its kaleidoscope of colors, dragon motifs, and a faith that’s a mix of Catholicism, Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, is unlike anything you have ever seen – and you can attend part of its daily ceremony, a circular, colorful affair that you won’t want to miss.
Evening:
Dinner features regional cuisine: banh canh Trang Bang (thick noodle soup) and banh trang cuon thit (rice paper rolls). Then head back to Ho Chi Minh City for a relaxing evening at your hotel.
Ben Duoc Memorial Temple (Sours: wikipedia)
Per day, depending on your travel plans, this day serves either as a day of farewell or an optional extension of your Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours to learn about the stunning countryside of the Mekong Delta.
For those leaving, we’d provide brief walking tours or opportunities to shop for souvenirs ahead of a transfer to the airport. If staying – adventure goes on!
Bac Lieu (Sours: vietnamtourism)
But Bac Lieu is a special location that is not always included in the classic Ho Chi Minh City Tours so you will never forget the Ho Chi Minh City Tour that includes Bac Lieu.
Morning:
Drive through lush southern Vietnam in a private vehicle to Bac Lieu. Visit the House of the Prince of Bac Lieu, a colonial villa that was once home to one of Vietnam’s most legendary figures. Then stroll peacefully under the shade canopy of century-old Longan orchards, a perfect photo op – and a breath of fresh countryside air.
Lunch:
Lunch at Que Toi Restaurant eating grilled snakehead fish, hotpot, and hot crispy banh xeo. It’s a dish loaded with flavor story and Southern hospitality.
Afternoon:
Pose for photos at the beloved Canh dong quat gio (wind turbine fields), known as “mini Vietnam.” Next, get hands-on with salt harvesting at the Hoa Binh salt fields, an experience that provides true insight into the life of coastal farmers.
Evening:
Finish your trip with a private gallery performance of don ca tai tu, a traditional genre of southern Vietnamese folk music listed as an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, either on a boat or inside a refurbished heritage house. It’s a fitting final chapter for your adventures from Peru to Ho Chi Minh City.
House of the Prince of Bac Lieu (Sours: thamhiemmekong)
Toa Thanh Cao Dai (Sours: vietnamtourism)
Peruvians currently need a visa to enter Vietnam. Not to worry, the process is pretty simple and fast! Step by step on the way to a visa for all guests who are booking with Impress Travel. The e-Visa is the easiest transit option as it can be applied online, is good for up to 30 days, and is for single entry.
To avoid hiccups, apply at least 2 weeks ahead of departure. In cases where documents are required, confirmation letters (including for embassies, if necessary), the individual will help. Peru Ho Chi Minh City tours start as soon as you are comfortable with your paperwork!
Vietnam’s tropical climate is no doubt quite different from that of Peru’s highlands, but that’s all part of the adventure! Throughout the year, warm weather prevails with average temperatures ranging from 27-33°C in Ho Chi Minh City and southern provinces.
What to bring for your comfort and safety:
This is a colorful region so don’t hesitate to wear bright clothes – you will be just perfect in every photo stop of our Ho Chi Minh City Tours.
Vietnamese is the national language, but fear not – English is spoken in hotels, restaurants, and tourist sites during your Ho Chi Minh City Tours. Better yet, all of our Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours come with a Spanish-speaking guide who ensures that you never feel out of the loop at any stop.
Want to impress locals? Try a few friendly phrases:
Even small efforts are appreciated and spark genuine smiles!
One of the top itinerary additions to Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours is treading on sacred ground and visiting local villages. Whether you’re visiting the Cao Dai Holy See in Tay Ninh toward the south of the country, a pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City, or farmers in Bac Lieu, cultural respect is essential.
Here are a few important customs to follow:
This etiquette will be reminded by our guides during your whole Ho Chi Minh City Tours so you are always confident and respectful status wherever.
Q1: Is this tour suitable for elderly travelers?
Absolutely! If you have any special requirements, we can customize our Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tour to make it even more memorable for you. Daily itineraries emphasize a thoughtful pace, ample time for rest, air-conditioned transportation, and seamless transitions between activities. Whether you are visiting the Fine Arts Museum, dining on the riverside, or paying a visit to Ben Duoc Memorial Temple, our guides are there to support you.
For travelers who want fewer stairs or shorter walks, we modify routes and offer optional activities. Some of our guests over 60 have described these as the best Ho Chi Minh City Tours they have ever done!
Q2: Can we request Halal or vegetarian meals?
Of course. You care about your reasons, and we care about yours. Meals on your Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tour are fully customizable. We will arrange with the restaurants and hotels (in advance) to cater to your Halal, vegetarian, pescatarian, or food allergies.
That, when combined with a camp, makes Vietnamese food remarkably flexible vegetarian pho, fresh tofu and lemongrass, tropical fruit desserts all ensure every meal you have in Ho Chi Minh City Tours delights regardless of your diet.
Q3: What’s the best time of year to travel from Peru to Vietnam?
The best part about Vietnam – and specifically Ho Chi Minh City – is that it’s open for travelers year-round! That said, December to April is the perfect time for most visitors coming from Peru. Southern Vietnam’s dry season is at its height, with clear skies and warm temps ideal for exploration of the cultures in this region.
But even in the rainy season (May to November), showers are usually brief – and often welcome. With rain or shine, our team always keeps an eye on the weather to make sure you enjoy all Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours in the best way.
Q4: Can we add extra nights or change hotel category?
Yes, and we encourage it! Impress Travel – All Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours are private and tailor-made. Looking to step up to a luxury suite? Stay just one more night in Bac Lieu to enjoy that peaceful countryside. Come in earlier to see more of Ho Chi Minh City on your own. We’ll make it happen.
Simply share your preferences with us when booking, and we’ll customize your journey to suit your travel style.
Q5: Do you provide Spanish-speaking guides?
Yes, always. For our Peru in Ho Chi Minh City tours, every single step is guided by a Spanish-speaking guide not just to translate, but to engage, explain, and deepen your understanding of Vietnamese culture.
Our Spanish and English-speaking guides not only speak both languages, but they are passionate, professional, and knowledgeable about everything there is to see in Peru. What makes these Ho Chi Minh City Tours stand out? You don’t just hear facts. You hear stories, insights, and land secrets that breathe life into your time in Ho Chi Minh City.
Your passage from Lima to Ho Chi Minh City is more than a journey – it’s a connection between cultures, tastes, and memories that last a lifetime. Traveling to that end of the world, take advantage of our personalized Peru to Ho Chi Minh City tours, which will always end by providing you access to the local side of this wonderful country with its locals, gastronomy, and culture.
Whether you’re ready to book or still exploring ideas, our team is here to help you every step of the way.
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We went on a private trip to Vietnam and Cambodia, the whole trip plan was organized for us by the Impress Travel Company from Vietnam, the company did an amazing job, the whole trip was organized in a wonderful way with an amazing match between the various parties, their choices were correct and the quality of the hotels chosen were very high quality and it is important to note that the price was low in comparison To other agencies, thanks to Impress Travel and especially to Daniel who was tolerant and open to changes and organized the route for us.
Impress travel were amazing. Did my bookings with Daniel for our tour of Vietnam and I must say Daniel was very professional and prompt with his services. All the arrangement, plans, pick-up & drop-off services, hotels, vehicles, sightseeing tours and guides were spot on and excellent. Did 4 nights Hanoi, 1 night Hà Long Bay cruise, 3 nights Hoian, 4 nights Saigon and 1 night in Can Tho. It was totally awesome. Every part of the journey was superbly arranged and planned. I will highly recommend Impress Travel for anyone interested in visiting Vietnam. Very organized and reliable!
I booked with Impress Travel in July. My contact person was Tommy Thang. He is an amazing person. He was very helpful. He changed my program twice for me. Very accommodating!
We started our holiday in the north (Sapa)of Vietnam and travelled down to HCMC.
The tour was fantastic, Tommy's arrangements were to the"T".
I will always use them if I have to visit the area again and recommend them to one and all.
Thank you once again Mr.Tommy and the Impress Team.
Sulaiman Pochee
Great value for money with 4 stars hotel accommodation for 4 couples. The tour guide has been very helpful and brought us to amazing places in Sapa. We want to thanks Thuy the tour guide and especially Mark from Impress Travel for his great service and assurance throughout our trip. We’ll definitely use his service for other tour packages in other parts of Vietnam.
This is the second time we travel to Vietnam with IMPRESS Travel. First time, we booked our holiday to Hanoi, Halong Bay & Sapa during Dec 2018 with Impress.
Second time, we travel to Hoi An, Hue & Danang (Central Vietnam) during Jan 2019.
My friends & I are very glad & happy with all the hotels stay in Central Vietnam, the meals provided are delicious. We are greatly appreciated with all the tour arrangement by Tommy & his team (tour guide).
Especially, Mr. NHAT C.V. He is helpful, cheerful, knowledgeable and very professional. He always volunteer to take a nice pictures for six of us (group) .
We enjoyed our holiday with Impress travel. We will definitely come back to Vietnam again with Impress
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