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Hanoi 3N, Ho Chi Minh City 2N
This tour is designed for Indian traveler's seeking a complete Vietnam experience. The tour covers stay at 3/4 star hotels.(Hotels Offered are 10-15 m...
Hanoi 2N, Da Nang 2N, Ho Chi Minh City 2N
This tour is designed for Indian traveler's seeking a complete Vietnam experience. The tour covers stay at 3/4 star hotels.(Hotels Offered are 10-15 m...
Hanoi 2N, Halong Bay 1N, Da Nang 2N, Ho Chi Minh City 2N
Embark on an exhilarating journey through Vietnam with this comprehensive 8-day itinerary. Begin in Hanoi, where you'll explore the historic Temple of...
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The climate in the northern region of Vietnam is temperate so be prepared for cold weather in the winter months from December to March. The months of April and May offer sunshine and a refreshing breeze, while September to October are favoured for their cooler temperatures and clear skies.
English is not spoken by many residents of Vietnam. However, in tourist areas, English will be understood in hotels and restaurants.
Yes a prior Visa is required to travel to Vietnam. We can help apply a eVisa for Vietnam when you book a trip on NEXUS.
Vietnam is 1.5 hours ahead of India and 7 hours ahead of London, UK.
Internet access is widely available in many parts of Vietnam except for towns in the most remote regions. The majority of guest houses and hotels can provide internet access – although this can be subject to an extra fee
Travel insurance is suggested for travel in Vietnam, especially for situations like medical coverage for illness or accident, as well as evacuation expenses. Other benefits include trip interruption and unexpected trip cancellation.
Visas granted on arrival are only given to travellers holding a pre-approval visa letter. This letter can be arranged within a few days via your local embassy or a third-party travel agent before your trip.
Vietnam is one of the safest destinations for solo female travellers in the region. Vietnamese people are for the majority, non-confrontational, and are quite shy around foreigners. That being said, use your judgement wisely. In cities especially Ho Chi Minh City, women should look out for bag snatching from motorists driving by.
Vietnam is one of the most vegetarian-friendly countries in the world. Vegan dishes can be more challenging to find (as Vietnamese love their fish sauce) but desserts are often vegan by default.