Amazing Vietnam Tour Package

Thinking of your next adventure but have no idea where you want to go? Then, you must consider Vietnam as your travel destination! Home to a number of scenic islands, historical temples, and bustling markets, Vietnam has been a top contender in the tourism industry for many decades! Located in Southeast Asia, this nation is bordered by popular destinations such as China, Laos, and Cambodia. Our Amazing Vietnam Tour Package from Nepal, consisting of 8 nights and 9 days, has been specially crafted for Nepali travelers looking to gain a variety of unique and special experiences. During this 9 day trip, you will be exploring a few of the most charming cities of Vietnam, like Hanoi, Da Nang, Hoi An, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh, that provide you a perfect blend of historic, cultural and adventurous attractions!

To make your travel days in Vietnam even more special, you will be going on an exceptional tour of Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on a cruise ship! On this magical overnight cruise-ship stay, you’ll stop by the popular Sung Sot Cave and Ti Top Island, where you can enjoy scenic views of towering limestone islands and mystical cave areas! Due to Vietnam’s being one of Asia’s culturally rich destinations, you’ll also visit many remarkable destinations that best capture this crucial aspect, where historical attractions such as Phuc Kien Pagoda, Marble Mountains and Phung Hung Ancient House certainly take the top spots that you’ll also get a chance to explore! Furthermore, on this tour, you’ll also visit the prominent Golden Bridge and Fantasy Park in Da Nang that will surely add some fun-filled excitement to your tour! Now, let’s take a closer look at the remarkable destinations you’ll be traveling to in Vietnam!

Hanoi- The Rising Dragon

Providing a perfect blend of the old and new, Hanoi is a picturesque city located in the northern region of Vietnam. Comprising an area of 3345 square kilometers, this ancient city was believed to be founded over a thousand years ago! In the past, this city was also known as “Thang Long,” which, when translated to English, means “The Rising Dragon,” as in Vietnamese culture this mythical creature symbolizes strength, resilience, and prosperity and was given this nickname to replicate the creature’s characteristics into the city. Additionally, this bustling metropolis also functioned as the capital of Vietnam from 1976 and served as a trading post for many years, i.e., from the 15th to the 19th century.

The Old Quarter has to be Hoi An’s most famous neighborhood, as it offers a wide collection of bustling markets, hole-in-the-wall restaurants, and serene parks, giving any traveler a range of options to explore! Additionally, some of the must-visit locations here include the Ancient House, Japanese Bridge, Hoi An Market, and Rehahn Gallery, which have helped capture the everlasting beauty and traditions of this vibrant city. In terms of food cuisines, the foods available in this nation are truly versatile, as they are influenced by neighboring countries such as China, Laos, and Cambodia, leading to the formation of many delectable food options that you can try as well, such as banh mi (stuffed sandwiches), cao lau (rice noodles served with fried pork), banh bao banh vae (shrimp dumplings), and com ga hoi an (rice served with shredded chicken). In the bustling capital city of Hanoi, you will be visiting these famous locations:

• Halong Bay: The Halong Bay area has to be one of Vietnam’s most prized destinations! To get to know this area best, you’ll be going on an overnight cruise tour, and in this process, you’ll also get to explore many popular destinations located nearby this area, like Sung Sot Cave and Ti Top Island. Additionally, this bay area is located in the Gulf of Tonkin in the Quang Ninh province and was also declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. Moreover, one of the major highlights of this area definitely includes the limestone karst and unique-looking caves, which are scattered in many areas of this scenic destination and add immense beauty to this whole area.
• Surprising Cave: Also known as Sung Sot Cave in the local language, the Surprising Cave is located in the central region of Halong Bay. This cave is believed to have been discovered by a French scientist in the 19th century and often is said to leave many travelers wonderstruck due to the sheer size it covers, which is estimated to be more than twelve thousand square kilometers, and also due to the numerous number of stalactites and stalagmites (uniquely formed icicles) located all over the cave. A visit to this cave will definitely feel like you’ve stepped into a historical movie set, as many areas of the cave literally look like scenes from the famous movie Jurassic Park! 
• Ti Top Island: Explore the popular Ti Top Island located approximately 10 kilometers from Halong Bay. This picturesque island is known for its magnificent hilltop that offers spectacular panoramic views of the Halong Bay area. Additionally, there is also a small beach located in front of the island, ideal for travelers who want to engage in watersports activities. Additionally, the island is named after Gherman Titov, a Russian astronaut who visited this island in the 19th century, and there is also a memorial stone dedicated to him, which is located right in front of the island as well. 
• Luon Cave: Go kayaking through the Luon Cave, which is located northeast of Bo Hon Island, which will surely prove to be a worthwhile experience! The word “Luon” means tunnel and one striking characteristic of this cave is its 100-meter limestone arch, which, when tourists enter through while kayaking, opens into a tranquil lake surrounded by gigantic limestone cliffs. You’ll surely be stunned by both the beauty of this cave and lake when traveling to these places in Hanoi! 

Da Nang- City of Bridges

Being a popular layover destination for many tourists (as it is located between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh), Danang is a must-see destination for adventure enthusiasts! Due to this thriving city having numerous bridges of different shapes and designs, this tourist spot has also been nicknamed “the city of bridges,” where a few of the most popular ones include the Golden, Dragon, and Han River. Likewise, tourists traveling to Da Nang are truly able to have the best traveling experience, as this vibrant city offers numerous historical, cultural, and adventurous attractions!

Whether you choose to spend a day sunbathing on scenic beaches like My Khe, Non Nuoc, and Son Tra; visit historical attractions like the Marble Mountains, the Danang Museum of Cham Sculptures, and Da Nang Cathedral; or maybe simply want to take a stroll around lively markets like Da Nang and Son Tra Night Market, Danang is one of those cities that will surely leave a mark on you! Similarly, this city is home to a few of Vietnam’s best street markets, where some of the most prized dishes include banh xeo (crispy savory pancakes), mi quang (fresh rice noodles served with meat and veggies), goi ca (Vietnamese chicken salad), and bun cha (grilled pork and rice noodles). In the stunning city of Da Nang, you will be exploring these top-notch destinations: 

• Marble Mountains: Being a top tourist destination of Da Nang, the Marble Mountains are composed of five limestone pinnacles and are believed to be named after five essential elements, such as metal, water, wood, fire, and earth. Being an ideal destination for history lovers, the mountains located here are not just a famous natural landmark but actually have played a vital role in preserving Da Nang’s rich cultural heritage. Moreover, there are many religious pagodas, shrines, and ancient caves located in these mountains as well. 
• Stone carving village of Non-Nuoc: Explore the popular stone carving village of Non-Nuoc that was established during the 17th century by the artists of Thanh Hoa Province. If you’re someone who loves shopping, then this village is an unmissable destination for you! As this village can offer you a vast collection of feng shui stones, home decor items, carved sculptures, beaded accessories, and unique crystals, making perfect gift items that you can shop for and take back home. Additionally, due to the good quality and durability of these handmade products, many of these products are even exported to many international continents, such as the USA, Asia, and Europe. 
• Golden Bridge: Take a stroll around Golden Bridge, which has to be Da Nang’s most photographed destination! Standing at a height of approximately 1414 meters, this bridge is an absolute architectural delight to look at and has been a top tourist attraction located in Sun World Bana Hills. At a glance, the Golden Bridge literally looks like it is floating on air but is actually supported by two giant hands, which is also a significant trademark of this marvelous landmark! Standing on the bridge, you’ll surely feel a sense of surrealness as you can also get panoramic views of the beautiful city of Danang and the Annamite mountains from the bridge. 
• Fantasy Park: Another destination that you’ll be exploring in Da Nang is the Fantasy Park. Being Vietnam’s largest indoor amusement park, it is divided into three levels that offer visitors numerous roller coaster rides and thrilling arcade games. To make your trip more memorable, in this park you’ll be going on a few of the most entertaining rides, such as the Alpine Coaster, 4D cinema, and a few arcade games.

Hoi An- The Lantern City

Travel to the picturesque city of Hoi An, popular for its historic temples, tranquil beaches, and bustling markets! Located in the central region of Vietnam in the Quang Nam province, this city also operated as a major port city for more than 2000 years and helped bring more trade and business to Vietnam. As this city is one of Vietnam’s major producers/distributors of lanterns, you’ll see many traditional markets, famous streets, and historical landmarks here are decorated with beautiful lanterns, giving Hanoi its famous nickname, which is the “Lantern City.” Additionally, the Old Town of Hoi An has to be this city’s most iconic site and was also declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. In the picturesque city of Hanoi, you’ll be exploring these popular destinations.

• Phuc Kien Pagoda: Being one of Hoi An’s major historical landmarks, Phuc Kien Pagoda was established during the 16th century and is dedicated to the goddess of the sea (Thien Hau). Being a perfect spot for pilgrims, this pagoda is constructed using a harmonious blend of Chinese and Vietnamese architectural designs, where the interior walls of this landmark are decorated with paintings of mythological creatures like dragons and phoenixes that represent prosperity and protection in Vietnamese culture. Additionally, the pagoda has a courtyard located outside it with an altar room and communal hall that are used for conducting prayers and social gatherings.
• Phung Hung Ancient House: Also known as the Old House of Phung Hung in the local language, this is another important historical landmark that was constructed during the 17th century. In the past, this destination was a popular merchant shop that sold common household ingredients like cinnamon, pepper, and salt to the general public of Hoi An, helping them gain access to these things. In the present time, many tourists visit this landmark to learn how trade and business were practiced in Hoi An in the past. Furthermore, this building follows a perfect blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architectural influences and was also recognized as a national historical and cultural monument in 1993.
• Japanese Bridge: The Japanese Bridge has to be one of Hoi An’s most scenic locations! Constructed during the 17th century, this picturesque bridge is surrounded by a famous legend where the locals believe that in the past, before this bridge was built, a monster called Namazu used to rule over Hoi An and disrupted the lives of many people living there, so to protect the city against further harm, this bridge was built as a protection strategy. Built using Chinese, Vietnamese, and Japanese architectural influences, this bridge is made entirely of wood and is colored a bright shade of red and gold, where these colors symbolize prosperity and luck.
• Hoi An Central Market: Explore the famous Hoi An Central Market, which has to be one of Hoi An’s must-visit destinations! This market is divided into four sections where there are stalls that sell mouthwatering Vietnamese foods, traditional spices, fresh meats/vegetables, and seafood. Furthermore, this central market is a must-visit destination for food lovers, as you’ll be able to find an array of mouthwatering Vietnamese foods such as banh mi (stuffed sandwich), cao lau (stir-fried noodles), fresh spring rolls, and banh xeo (savory pancakes) at super affordable prices.
• Hoi An Night Market: Take a stroll around Hoi An Night Market, which operates from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. every night. Due to it being a night market, you’ll find that this market is decorated with many beautiful lanterns that certainly add a magical atmosphere to the whole market! As this market offers a wide range of products like clothing, footwear, accessories, and even handmade products like lanterns, art pieces, conical hats (traditional Vietnamese headwear), and various food products, you’ll certainly find what you’re looking for in this famous market!

Ho Chi Minh Attractions

Ho Chi Minh is a bustling metropolitan city that is located in the southern region of Vietnam. Formerly known as Saigon during the 17th century, this thriving city majorly functions as the economic center of Vietnam as it plays an integral role in the business sector. As this city has a number of vibrant historical/cultural temples, budget-friendly hotels, and lively restaurants, travelers with varied tastes and preferences can easily visit this destination. 

Additionally, some of the most famous attractions that have gained widespread recognition here include the Jade Emperor Pagoda, War Remnants Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, Giac Lam Pagoda, and Chu Chi Tunnels that surely provide tourists a glimpse into Ho Chi Minh’s rich history and cultural heritage. In terms of food cuisines, this city also offers a range of diverse food varieties, where a handful of the best dishes here include com tam (rice served with pork), bo ne (savory steak and egg dish), bo la tot (grilled beef wrapped in betel leaf), and hu tieu nam vang (soupy rice noodles). To get the best experience of this bustling city, you will be taking a tour of one of Ho Chi Minh’s most historic destinations, which is the Chu Chi Tunnels.

• Chu Chi Tunnels: Playing a significant role in Ho Chi Minh’s history, the Chu Chi Tunnels is an ideal destination for history lovers! Constructed during the Indochina War, these tunnels were built as a hiding spot against the French colonists. Additionally, these tunnels were later expanded during the Vietnam War and were used as shelter during attacks and bombings. Moreover, outside of these tunnels, one is also able to see many military equipment that also provides insights into what kind of weapons were used during the wartime in Vietnam.

Transforming your dreams of traveling Vietnam into a reality, this Amazing Vietnam Tour Package, consisting of 8 nights and 9 days, combines the best destinations of Vietnam and will take you on a journey that you'll remember forever!