Vietnam Tour Packages
Vietnam is a long, narrow country stretching about 1,600 km along the eastern edge of Southeast Asia. Limestone bays, lantern-lit old towns, terraced rice fields and delicious street food make it one of the best-value trips in Asia.
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Why Visit Vietnam?
Vietnam stretches around 1,600 km from the mountains in the north to the Mekong Delta in the south, and every region feels different. The north has Hanoi, Ha Long Bay and the rice terraces of Sapa. The centre has beaches and the lantern-lit old town of Hoi An. The south has busy Ho Chi Minh City and the rivers of the Mekong.
It's one of the best-value countries in Asia. Hotels, food and transport all cost little, and you often get more than you expect for your money. The food is fresh and packed with herbs.
Short domestic flights link the regions, so it's easy to travel down the country. Passion Tour And Holiday Service can plan your hotels, flights, cruises and e-Visa to suit your dates and budget, and Vietnam pairs well with Cambodia.
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Top Attractions in Vietnam
From the bays and mountains of the north to the old towns of the centre and the rivers of the south.
Things to Do on Your Vietnam Holiday
Build your Vietnam trip around the experiences you enjoy, from bay cruises to street food nights.
Cruise Ha Long Bay Overnight
Spend a night on a cruise among the limestone islands, with kayaking and a visit to Sung Sot Cave.
Explore Hoi An at Night
Stroll the lantern-lit old town and river, take a basket boat ride and get clothes tailor-made in a day.
Row Through Trang An
Take a rowing boat through caves and rivers in Ninh Binh, then climb to the Mua Cave viewpoint.
Ride to the Top of Fansipan
Take the cable car up the highest peak in Indochina from Sapa, or walk across the Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills.
Take a Street Food Tour
Try pho, bun cha, banh mi and egg coffee on a guided street food tour through Hanoi's Old Quarter.
Explore the South
Visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, a floating market in the Mekong Delta, and relax on the beaches of Da Nang or Phu Quoc.
Vietnam Travel Guide for Nepali Visitors
Prepare the essentials before departure and check current official requirements close to your travel date.
Entry and Visa
Nepali passport holders can apply for a Vietnam e-Visa online, usually valid for up to 90 days. You'll need a passport valid for at least 6 months and a passport photo. We can help you apply and confirm the latest rules before you travel.
Weather and Timing
The weather changes by region. The north is best from October to December and March to April, with cool winters in Hanoi and cold ones in Sapa. The centre is best from February to August, as September to November is typhoon season. The south is driest from December to April.
Dress and Culture
Cover your shoulders and knees at temples and pagodas. Vietnamese people value politeness, so stay calm and smile, even when bargaining.
Plugs and Packing
Vietnam uses Type A and C plugs at 220V, so Nepali round two-pin plugs usually fit. SIM cards are sold at the airport. Pack layers if you're visiting both the cool north and the hot south.
Food Tips
Most pho is beef, so ask for "pho ga" (chicken). Also try banh mi, banh xeo, fresh spring rolls, cao lau in Hoi An and iced ca phe sua da. Fish sauce goes into nearly everything, so look for "chay" restaurants, which are Buddhist and fully vegetarian. Indian restaurants are easy to find in Hanoi, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City, and street food is safe where you see lots of locals eating.
Are You Ready for Vietnam?
Whether you want to travel from north to south or explore one region well, tell us your dates and we'll plan your route, with hotels, flights and tours arranged for you.