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Over 12 days, the journey moves from Hanoi through Halong Bay, Hoi An, Hue, Ho Chi Minh City and Cu Chi Tunnels before ending in Mekong Delta. What keeps the route interesting is how the experience changes from one chapter to the next; the signature moments below show where that contrast becomes part of the journey.
What makes this itinerary worth comparing is the balance between experiences, travel time and overnight stops. The day-by-day plan below shows where the pace changes, what is included, where you sleep and how each destination connects to the next, while keeping the confirmed free time visible instead of hiding it inside a packed schedule. It also makes the main transfer sectors easy to spot, so you can judge whether the journey feels comfortable for the way you like to travel.
Taste Hanoi through the street-food or local-food experience scheduled in the itinerary, adding flavor and neighborhood life to the city stay.
See the limestone bay from the water through the cruise or boat experience confirmed in the program.
Walk through the heritage and local-life experiences included in Hoi An, giving the journey a more intimate contrast to the larger cities.
Explore Hue through the imperial and heritage stops included in the route, adding a deeper historical chapter to the journey.
Before you decide: If you are deciding whether this tour is the right use of your time and budget, start with the route and signature moments below. They show the real shape of the trip before you get into the detail of each day.
Follow the destination sequence, day numbers and main transfers at a glance before reading the full itinerary below.
Numbered stops follow the tour itinerary. Transport icons appear only where the day-by-day program identifies that travel mode.
Once you arrive in Hanoi, our tour guide will pick you up at Pole No.10 outside the Terminal and transfer you to your hotel for check-in procedures.
Normally, 14:00 is the check-in time at your hotel. Since the rest of this day is free for leisure, it’s highly recommended to book an optionalcity tour to explore this ‘Paris of the East’.
Hanoi Street Food Walking Tour.
From US $29 /pax.
Hanoi Foodie Tour by Motorbike at Night.
From US $78 /pax.
NOTE: There will be a surcharge if you want to check in early.
Start point.
Hanoi.
Meals: NA
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi

08:00 - 08:30: Our guide will meet your group at the hotel, and we will begin our exciting half-day tour in Hanoi, which includes various remarkable well-known attractions.
Firstly, we explore the Temple of Literature, which is the first national university of Vietnam. The place is where culture seekers can explore the diverse buildings and gardens that make up the temple complex.
One Pillar Pagoda is the second attraction You'll continue to - a cultural and spiritual attraction processing unique architecture like a beautiful lotus emerging from the water.
An essential destination where the Vietnamese pay their respects and express their gratitude to their leader is the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. It is a must-explore for those interested in Vietnam’s history.
Our friendly guide will lead you to the oldest religious temple in the city, Tran Quoc Pagoda. Situated by Hanoi West Lake, the temple strikes a perfect balance of majesty, heritage, and elegance in its architecture.
At the end of the venture, your group will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. Our guide will drop you off at the hotel after that.
NOTE.
Departure in the morning at 08:00 or afternoon at 13:00, depending on availability.
The mausoleum is closed Mon and Fri and from Jun - Aug. You can only take photographs from the outside.
If you're looking for a night's adventure, booking an extra tour will be a great option. BestPrice Travel has some suggested optional tours that you might be interested in.
Hanoi Sunset Biking & Food Tour Half day.
From US $54 /pax.
Decoding the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long - Night Tour.
From US $38 /pax.
For anyone who just wants to relax, consider booking an optionalmassage retreat with our consultants in advance, at only from US $32.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
After breakfast, our driver will pick you up at 08:00 and continue to the cruise port in Halong Bay. Upon arrival, the cruise staff will help you with the check-in procedure.
At noon, nature goers will be warmly welcomed with a welcome drink, then listen to the cruise introduction and safety guidelines briefly.
A delectable lunch will be served on board while the cruise is sailing further to secluded parts of the bay.
Let’s start our expedition by participating in different exciting activities such as swimming and submerging yourself in the emerald cool water, exploring mysterious caves by kayaking, etc.
After returning to the cruise, a Vietnamese cooking class to make local spring rolls will await you. Passengers can also sip a cocktail on sundeck during the afternoon program Happy Hour - Buy 1 Get 1.
A tasty dinner is ready to be served at the cruise’s restaurant.
After that, you can freely enjoy amusing activities onboard, such as board games, squid fishing, night movies, bar & karaoke.
NOTE.
Our tour guide won't escort you on the cruise, crew members who are fluent in English will take care of you.
You may be transferred to a smaller boat (tender), which is easily accessible to secluded parts.
The precise itinerary will depend on each Halong Bay cruise.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Overnight on Cruise
You can spend your morning in the bay by joining a Tai Chi session on the sundeck, with deliberate movements and breathing exercises. For anyone who can’t wake up soon, you can also sleep until breakfast time.
After having breakfast, the cruise will take you on a new excursion to discover another famous attraction of Halong Bay. Around 10:00, You'll return to the ship and pack your luggage for checkout.
A scrumptious brunch is served onboard while the cruise sails back to the port. Around noon, our driver will pick you up to back to Hanoi.
Reaching your hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter, you are free to discover Hanoi on your own. Let’s explore the city’s ancient streets, hidden valleys, and savor tasty street food at local vendors.
Meals: Breakfast, Brunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
It’s the last day in Hanoi before heading to the next destination of this holiday package.
Depending on the flight time, our driver will pick you up at the hotel and transfer you to Noi Bai International Airport for your flight to Da Nang.
Our driver will be waiting for you at Da Nang Airport and drive you to your hotel in Hoi An.
Welcome to the laidback town - Hoi An!
You'll have free time for the rest of the day to relax, or spend your leisure time exploring the most charming town in Vietnam, which features a slow pace of life and vintage architecture.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
Morning /Afternoon.
Let’s get ready for the half-day walking tour today!
Start at the bustling Hoi An Market, a sensory feast of sights, colors, sounds, and aromas, perfect for a memorable shopping experience. Next, explore the Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall, with its vibrant gates, intricate dragon statues, and ornate rooftops. Here, you can learn about ancestor worship by observing family altars and locals making offerings.
Explore Hoi An’s remarkably preserved old houses, such as Phung Hung Ancient House and Tan Ky Ancient House, which have stood strong for over 200 years. Then, continue to the Museum of Folk Culture, housed in a 150-year-old Chinese merchant home, to see artifacts depicting daily life in ancient Hoi An. Don’t miss the Hoi An Traditional Performing Arts House, where you can enjoy local art performances.
Stop at the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, spanning a small canal and built more than 400 years ago to connect the Japanese and Chinese communities. Finally, stroll through Hoi An’s handicraft shops, art galleries, and charming laneways, discovering the local neighborhoods and fully appreciating the town’s timeless charm.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
After breakfast, You'll have spare time to pack your suitcase before transferring to Hue. It takes about 2 hours on the road to reach the ancient capital.
Upon arrival, the hotel staff will welcome you and help you check in. For the rest of the day, you are free to explore the city by yourself.
If you need a guide to show you around, why not consider booking one of our fascinating optionaltours in Hue.
Hue Street Food Tour on Foot.
From US $28 /pax.
Taste of Hue by Night on Cyclo.
From US $49 /pax.
Hue Authentic Home Dining Experience.
From US $52 /pax.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hue
You'll be picked up from your hotel at 08:00 - 08:30 to start your city exploration.
Today, your group can have the chance to see the best of Hue, from ancient royal architecture to hectic local life.
The first well-known attraction in Hue that You'll explore is the Thien Mu Pagoda, a famous Buddhist attraction considered the unofficial symbol of the city located at the bank of the enchanting Perfume River.
The next journey is to discover the Imperial Citadel, which is one of the remaining Hue Monuments Complex recognized as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site since 1993.
For those who want to get closer to the locals and experience bargaining skills like a local, Dong Ba Market is a great place to explore and buy souvenirs.
End of the expedition, the driver will bring you back to your hotel, and the rest of the day is yours.
For gourmets who are in love with Vietnamese cuisine, please take a look at our optionalHue Night Culinary Tour (From US $48/pax). Starting at 18:00, you can join an interesting itinerary to try Hue specialties and take a cyclo ride.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hue
Saying goodbye to Hue must be bittersweet, but we are sure the bustling city you're headed to next will be just as exciting.
After having breakfast at the hotel, You'll take a 1.5-hour flight to Ho Chi Minh City from Phu Bai Airport.
Upon arrival, our driver will wait for you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel in the city center.
Hope you're enjoying your stay! After checking in, you might want to take some time to unwind and relax. If you're feeling up for it, you could also explore the city and see what it has to offer.
As for your night out with BestPrice Travel, here are a few optionalsuggestions that you might love.
Saigon Night Life Tour by Motorbike.
From US $59/pax.
Dinner Cruise on Saigon River.
From US $34/pax.
Must See Cultural A O Show Saigon Ticket.
From US $32/pax.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh city
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, then let’s start your adventure by heading to Cu Chi Tunnels for 1.5 hours!
You'll have time to explore a part of the most complicated underground tunnel system constructed since the Vietnam-American War.
Upon arrival, travelers will be introduced to the tunnel constructions and previous usage by watching a documentary movie.
Next, You'll try to go through the tunnel and find out how intricate the 136-mile underground network used by Viet Cong soldiers. Then witness a display of living quarters, meeting room, weapons room, and different types of dangerous traps.
After the exploration, active travelers can try shooting real bullets with a wide selection of guns at the range (additional fee).
At noon, You'll have a light lunch at a local restaurant with your group before traveling back to Ho Chi Minh City.
Afternoon is the time you spend exploring the top must-explore sights of the ‘city that never sleeps’.
The first stop is Independence Palace, where the Vietnamese Revolutionary Army won the combat in 1975. Since that day, it has become a significant national monument that stores many historical displays and living residences of South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu.
After around 1.5 hours of exploring, You'll move to the next stop at Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral and Central Post Office - two landmarks of the city that are excellent examples of French architecture.
Continue exploring the War Remnants Museum dating back to the First Indochina War and the Vietnam War. This place exhibits illustrations of the pointlessness and cruel impacts of the war.
End of the sightseeing trip, You'll be dropped off at your hotel and be free to explore the city at night.
NOTE: The Notre Dame Cathedral is currently under renovation until 2027. You can be taken to explore the surroundings such as the book street.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City
At 08:00, You'll hit the road from Ho Chi Minh City to Ben Tre Province and start the fascinating excursion at the Mekong Delta.
Firstly, adventure seekers will have an experience by getting on a boat cruising along the Ham Luong River, where you get to take in the beautiful scenery and see the rustic life of the riverside landscapes.
You also have the opportunity to explore local workshops where I witnessed the process of creating coconut products and mat weaving. After that, you take a leisurely stroll through the village - a great chance to see the local culture up close.
The cherry on top is to try the unique motorized rickshaw called a ‘Xe Loi’, which was a fun and memorable way to get around the countryside.
A delicious lunch with local dishes will be served at noon. Food lovers can have an opportunity to taste the delicious deep-fried elephant earfish - a culinary highlight of the trip.
A sampan trip along the narrow canals would be a unique and memorable experience. The sights and sounds of the waterways, combined with the peaceful atmosphere of being on the water, would make for a relaxing and enjoyable Mekong Delta journey.
Then You'll return to Ho Chi Minh City and relax for the rest of the day.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City
This morning is the time for you to have breakfast at the hotel, pack your luggage, and enjoy your last moment in Ho Chi Minh City.
Depending on your flight time, our driver will transfer you to the airport.
NOTE: Hotel check-out time is 12:00 but you still can order a late check-out with a surcharge.
End point.
Ho Chi Minh City.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: NA
| Tour options | Prices | Total price (2 Adults) | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current published from price | $1122/pax | $2244 |
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Built from this tour’s confirmed route, transport, stays, meals and activity level so the answers stay specific to this itinerary.
12 Days gives this itinerary enough room to connect several regions while still showing where the longer transfer days sit. The confirmed sequence is Hanoi → Halong Bay → Hoi An → Hue → Ho Chi Minh City → Cu Chi Tunnels → Mekong Delta.
This is a multi-stop itinerary rather than a single-base holiday. The route overview shows the confirmed sequence Hanoi → Halong Bay → Hoi An → Hue → Ho Chi Minh City → Cu Chi Tunnels → Mekong Delta. Where the itinerary identifies a flight, road transfer, train or boat, that transport mode is shown on the journey map so you can understand the travel flow before booking.
Yes. The current inclusion list identifies flight transport as included. The exact sectors should still be checked against the itinerary and booking confirmation because schedules and baggage rules can vary by departure.
The accommodation summary for this itinerary is: Hotel (10 nights), Overnight on Cruise (1 night). If room category, bedding, private bathroom or hotel level matters to you, send that requirement before booking so the confirmed option can be checked rather than assumed.
Yes. One or more days include genuine free-time or leisure periods. We keep those periods clearly marked so you can see which days are structured and which give you space to rest or explore independently.
This itinerary includes active elements such as walking, trekking, cycling, kayaking or similar activities. The difficulty is not judged only by the tour length; review the specific activity day and transfer time. Share mobility, balance or fitness concerns before booking so the demanding sections can be checked with you.
The current meal summary is: 11 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, 1 Brunch, 1 Dinner. Dietary requests are not assumed to be available everywhere, so mention vegetarian, vegan, allergy or other requirements before booking and EcoTravel can confirm what the operators on this exact route can accommodate.
No. Optional activities and extra costs are kept separate from the core included program. Check the Exclusions and Important Notes sections for anything that may need separate payment.
Do not assume every scheduled element can be changed without affecting the route or price. Send your dates, group size and the exact change you need; EcoTravel can check what is customizable while keeping the published itinerary clear and easy to compare.
Practical advice from a local operator for packing, weather, money, documents and the small details that can make a multi-stop trip much easier.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, light breathable clothing, sun protection, a compact rain layer and personal medication and a small day bag.
Northern Vietnam can be cool or misty from December to March; highland areas such as Sapa are noticeably cooler than Hanoi. Central Vietnam has a different rain pattern, with Hue often wetter from September to February. Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong stay warm year-round, with more frequent afternoon rain from May to November. A light rain layer is useful even in the drier months.
Vietnam’s currency is the đồng (VND). Keep some cash for markets, street food and smaller local purchases; cards are practical for many larger expenses. Exchange rates move daily, so use the exact VND amount shown by your bank, card terminal or EcoTravel payment confirmation rather than an old screenshot. Before approving a card payment, check the number of zeros and the final VND total. A useful local check: the 20,000 VND and 500,000 VND notes are both blue-toned, so look at the printed value before handing one over.
Entry and visa rules depend on nationality and can change. Check the requirements that apply to your passport before departure, and make sure the name, passport number, validity dates and planned entry point on your documents match your actual trip. If you are unsure, send EcoTravel your nationality and travel dates before booking so we can flag what you need to verify.
A local SIM or eSIM is useful for maps and messaging. In remote villages, mountain areas and small river stops, signal and card acceptance can be weaker, so keep some VND cash and save key hotel/guide details offline.
Carry your regular medication, use bottled or properly filtered drinking water, and consider travel insurance for active itineraries. Dress respectfully at temples and religious sites, and tell EcoTravel in advance about allergies, mobility concerns or motion sickness.
Domestic flights can have fare-specific baggage limits; cruise cabins and tender transfers are more comfortable with only the luggage you need overnight. Keep passport, medication, valuables and one change of clothes in your day bag.
For a multi-stop Vietnam itinerary, send your exact travel dates, group size and preferred hotel level. If international or domestic flights are part of your wider trip, mention them so connection timing can be checked against Day 1 and the final day.