Country Info

• Country: Vietnam
• Currency: Vietnamese
• Best Time To Visit: February To April (Spring Season) And August To October (Autumn Season)
• Visa: https://vietnamvisa.govt.vn/
• Flights From Dubai: China Southern Airlines, Jet Airways, Etihad Airways
• Language: Vietnamese
• Religion: Buddhism

What To Do?

• Staying at a traditional homestay

One of the best things to do in Vietnam is to stay in these Traditional Vietnam homestays. The experience is extraordinary and unlike any backpacking experience you might have ever got.

Experiencing the life of the Vietnamese, cooking and trying out their food and appreciating the beauty of the landscape is going to be the highlight of your trip!

• Pedaling at the rice paddies

Spend your day miles away from the hustle of the city, and experience riding through the immensely beautiful rice paddies or stop by to take a dip in the fresh-water stream. It’s one of the most relaxing activities you could do here.

You could even sign up for a multicity cycling tour if you’re an avid adventurer.

• Sailing on traditional boats

The unique way if viewing the city is by taking a trip to Mekong Delta where travelling takes place on a small ferry like boats. These ferries are used to traveller across the smaller islands by smaller dugout canoes.

The sailor with his traditional cone hat, will row you down the canoes and give you a moment, where all you’ll say is “nothing like Vietnam”.

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As a country that is quite rich in its cultures and traditions, people who travel to Vietnam learn to experience and come across something incredible and unfamiliar.

Vietnam is known as one of the most wonderful destinations of the Southeast Asian region that is familiar within travellers by being reasonable and quite safe. It is been known to be the land of peace with rich honoured traditions and beauty.

The country’s topography boasts a diversity of things some of which are mountains and hills, coasts and plains. It’s got a temperature with all around the year high humidity and temperatures. Many westerners still visualize Vietnam to be a war land, but in fact that it is place that can leave a charm on any traveller. Its nature belongs to a group of new species with an extraordinary wildlife.

The enormous range of islands in this country makes it some of the finest of what Southeast has. Its culinary world is appetizing and irresistible.

A long-lasting culture, and a proud country with the holder of 7 of the best UNESCO World Heritage sites as well as intangible cultural sites, Vietnam is unique from its north to the south making it intriguing and open to all types of travellers.

Tourism has always played a vital role in promoting Vietnam as a destination that has had a long history of influences from the Chinese and the French, which also affected its cultural identity and cuisine.

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As a country that is quite rich in its cultures and traditions, people who travel to Vietnam learn to experience and come across something incredible and unfamiliar.

Vietnam is known as one of the most wonderful destinations of the Southeast Asian region that is familiar within travellers by being reasonable and quite safe. It is been known to be the land of peace with rich honoured traditions and beauty.

The country’s topography boasts a diversity of things some of which are mountains and hills, coasts and plains. It’s got a temperature with all around the year high humidity and temperatures. Many westerners still visualize Vietnam to be a war land, but in fact that it is place that can leave a charm on any traveller. Its nature belongs to a group of new species with an extraordinary wildlife.

The enormous range of islands in this country makes it some of the finest of what Southeast has. Its culinary world is appetizing and irresistible.

A long-lasting culture, and a proud country with the holder of 7 of the best UNESCO World Heritage sites as well as intangible cultural sites, Vietnam is unique from its north to the south making it intriguing and open to all types of travellers.

Tourism has always played a vital role in promoting Vietnam as a destination that has had a long history of influences from the Chinese and the French, which also affected its cultural identity and cuisine.