Vietnam is one of the most popular tourism destinations. It offers magical and wonderful landscapes, flavourful cuisines and rice culture. In just the first five months of 2025, Vietnam welcomed over 9.2 million international visitors.
If you are planning for a relaxing vacation, Vietnam is the place for you. This blog provides a full detailed 7 day itinerary for you to explore and enjoy the destination. Moreover, you can go through and pick other Vietnam tour package according to your preferences.
Day 1: Arrive In Hanoi
- Hanoi’s nightlife is known for its bustling atmosphere, so evenings will be energetic. You can spend your day exploring Hanoi. Rent a bike or just simply stroll in the local markets of the city. Later, spend some quality time with your partner at Hoan Kiem lake, located in the heart of Hanoi.
- You can have Bun rieu (crab paste vermicelli), Banh cuon (steamed rice roll), Banh gio (pyramidal dumpling) and Ca phe trung (egg coffee). Bia Hoi U Phao is a great place to enjoy your favourite drink while immersing yourself in the traditional Vietnamese ambiance.
- You can reside at O’Gallery Premier Hotel & Spa or Golden Palace Hotel.
Day 2: Exploring And Getting To Know Hanoi
- Start your day with some majestic sights of Hanoi. You can visit and admire a UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long. It is famous for its architecture, antiquity and stories that goes back through 1,300 years of Vietnamese history.
- After spending 2-3 hours discovering the rich history, you must visit The Temple of Literature. It is recognized as a symbol of education and literature in Vietnam. It is recognised as a symbol of education and literature in Vietnam.
- If you are looking for a shopper’s paradise with a local flavour, the famous 36 streets is the place to go. Explore art, embroidery, food, coffee, stuffed toys, silks, watches and anything else you can think of.
- Lastly, you can end your day with dining at places like Cong Caphe, Red Bean Trendy restaurant, The Railway Hanoi, Tini Cafe and Grandma’s restaurant.
Day 3: Ha Long Bay : A World Heritage Of Wonder
- On the third day of your trip you can travel to Ha Long Bay by shuttle buses, private cars or by public buses. Ha Long bay is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is renowned for its magnificent limestone mountains that emerge from the emerald waters. Spend the day observing the beautiful beach with cool breeze.
- You can get varieties of seafood here. You can try out dishes like Hau Nuong (grilled oysters), Cu Ky (stone crab) and Chao Ha (acorn barnacle porridge). The famous dining places you can try in Ha Long Bay are May Corner, Restaurant 1958, Panorama restaurant and Co Ngu restaurant.
- Later come back to Hanoi to catch your flight to Danag. Apart from that, you can have a look at the other international tour packages.
Day 4: Experience Pure Bliss In Da Nang
- Da Nang offers a diverse range of attractions, from beautiful beaches and cultural sites to thrilling experiences. My Khe Beach is one of the best beaches in Vietnam. To visit other places with a relaxing vibe, you can go to Non Nuoc Beach and East Sea Park.
- Da Nang has a lot of attractions to keep you engaged for the day. Ba Na Hill mountain resort is a truly mesmerising destination to visit. Take a cable car ride and enjoy breathtaking views from the top.
- You can also stroll through an ecological park and visit the magnificent replica of a French village here. Admire the stunning beauty of nature by walking through the stunning Golden Bridge. On the other hand, the Alpine Coaster is a great option for a ride. But keep in mind that it is not for the weak hearted.
- You can eat at Quan Com Hue Ngon, Bushido restaurant and Lam Vin restaurant. Moreover, you can consider places like A25 Hotel Nguyen Du and Fusion Maia Danang to stay.
Day 5: Hoi An : A Unesco City Of Creativity
- The best option to get to Hoi An from Da Nang is taking a night bus. After reaching you can grab breakfast at places like Ong Hai, Mia Coffee, Banana Split and Bo Bo Cafe.
- At Ong Pagoda, you have the option to either sit and observe people offering prayers, or explore the Chinese assembly halls for great Instagram photos. You may also find gorgeous antiques at the Old House of Tan Ky.
- Later, you can stop at Khazaana 1992, an Indian restaurant at Hai Ba Trung for dinner if you are craving for something Indian.
- You can consider hotels like Royal Riverside Hoi An Hotel or Palm Garden Beach Resort and Spa to stay.
Day 6: Ho Chi Minh: The Heart Of Vietnam
- Head to the unmissable city of Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh city. Ho Chi Minh is famous for its traffic and crowds. You can walk down the streets of Ben Thanh market to see the chaotic market. You can rent a motorbike to make commuting easier.
- Do not miss out an opera performance at the Saigon Opera House. Afterwards, The golden Dragon Water puppet Theatre is where you can watch unique water puppetry.
- You can dine at places like Xien Khe in Phu Nhuan District or Noir – Dining in the Dark in Da Kao Ward.
Day 7 : Packing Bags Full Of Memories
- On the last day of your trip, you have some local food, shop for souvenirs. After checking out from the hotel, proceed to the airport to catch your flight back to your home.
Tips For The Trip
These are some tips that will help you in making your trip a smooth and enjoyable experience.
- Vietnam’s official currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). Although cash is common, credit cards are accepted in many hotels, shops and restaurants.
- Learn a few Vietnamese phrases for easier communication.
- The best time to visit is during the spring and autumn season, that is from March to April and September to November.
- The country offers various transportation, including trains, buses, taxis and motorbike taxis.
Conclusion
So, let’s not wait anymore for the best relaxing vacation you are going to have in Vietnam. After coming back from Vietnam, you can contact Travel Saga Tourism, a travel agency in Dubai for your next trip. Maybe next time you will want to go to Dubai.
Also Read: Where to Visit in Vietnam For First Time Traveller?
