Vietnam

From dramatic limestone mountains and emerald waters to vibrant cities, ancient towns, golden rice terraces, and tropical beaches, Vietnam is a destination full of unforgettable contrasts.

Travel through bustling streets filled with the aroma of street food, cruise among the spectacular islands of Ha Long Bay, wander through the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An, discover imperial history in Hue, or relax on beautiful beaches in the south.

With Go Travel Around, experience Vietnam your way. Whether you’re looking for culture, adventure, food, nature, relaxation, or a combination of everything, we’ll help you create a journey that feels truly unforgettable.

Top Places
– Hanoi – Lakes, Old Quarter alleys, coffee culture, museums.
– Ha Long Bay / Lan Ha Bay – Limestone karsts, overnight cruises, kayaking.
– Ninh Binh – “Ha Long on land”: boat caves, karst peaks, rice fields.
– Phong Nha – World-class caves and jungle adventures.
– Hue – Imperial citadel, royal tombs, Perfume River.
– Hoi An & Da Nang – Lanterns, tailors, heritage streets; beaches and Ba Na Hills nearby.
– Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) – Skyscrapers, markets, war history, nightlife.
– Mekong Delta – Floating markets, orchards, slow river life.
– Sapa / Ha Giang – Mountain treks, rice terraces, ethnic culture.
– Phu Quoc / Con Dao – Relaxed islands, clear water, snorkeling.

Best time to go: Vietnam spans three climate zones:
– North (Hanoi/Sapa): cool to cold Nov–Feb; pleasant Mar–Apr & Oct–Nov.
– Central (Hue/Hoi An/Da Nang): driest Feb–Aug; rains/typhoons possible Sep–Nov.
– South (Saigon/Mekong/Phu Quoc): tropical year-round; dry Nov–Apr, green May–Oct.

Getting around
– Flights connect major hubs cheaply and quickly.
– Trains (incl. the Reunification line) offer scenic coastal runs.
– Buses & limos are frequent between cities.
– Grab/taxis for urban trips; scooters for confident riders.
– Guided transfers make remote regions (Ha Giang, Phong Nha) easy.

Must-do experiences
– Cruise, kayak, or paddleboard among Ha Long/Lan Ha karsts.
– Lantern boat ride and street-food tasting in Hoi An.
– Sunrise rice-terrace hike around Sapa or Mu Cang Chai.
– Imperial Vietnam day in Hue (citadel + tombs).
– Cu Chi Tunnels and War Remnants Museum in HCMC.
– Slow-boat through the Mekong canals and orchards.
– Cave adventure (Paradise, Phong Nha, or Hang En/Son Doong for pros).

Food highlights
– Pho (noodle soup), bun cha, banh mi, bun bo Hue, cao lau, banh xeo.
– Fresh seafood on the coast; tropical fruits in the Mekong.
– Coffee culture: try egg coffee in Hanoi and cà phê sữa đá everywhere.

Practical tips
– Carry some cash (VND) for markets; cards work widely in cities.
– Dress modestly for temples; remove shoes where required.
– Bargaining is normal in markets—smile and keep it friendly.
– SIM cards/eSIMs are cheap; data is fast.
– Visas and entry rules can change (check the latest information before you book)