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Vietnam Food & Culture Journey: Hanoi to Ben Tre – 13 Days
from $1445/pax
Departure:Upon customer's request
Category:Food & Culinary · Market Visit · Motorbike · Village & Culture
Theme:Food & Culinary, Local Life
Suitable:Couples, Seniors
Type:Group Tour, Multi-Day Tour, Private Tour
Why travelers love this trip?
- Designed specifically for food lovers who want to fully explore the flavors of Vietnam from North to South.
- Don't miss the chance to enjoy unique and attractive street foods in Hanoi, Hoi An, Hue, and Saigon.
- Exploring attractions in Vietnam besides exploring the unique cuisine, creating a complete experience journey.
- This 13-day Vietnam tour package will allow you to immerse yourself in Vietnamese cuisine by sampling excellent street food, seeing bustling markets, and interacting with friendly locals.
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Trip Itinerary
WHY THIS JOURNEY STANDS OUT
Watch Vietnam change as the journey moves from north to south
Over 13 days, the journey moves from Hanoi through Halong Bay, Hue, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City, Cu Chi Tunnels and Mekong Delta before ending in Ben Tre. 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.
Hanoi at street level
Taste Hanoi through the street-food or local-food experience scheduled in the itinerary, adding flavor and neighborhood life to the city stay.
Halong Bay from the water
See the limestone bay from the water through the cruise or boat experience confirmed in the program.
Step into Vietnam’s imperial story
Explore Hue through the imperial and heritage stops included in the route, adding a deeper historical chapter to the journey.
Heritage and local life in Hoi An
Walk through the heritage and local-life experiences included in Hoi An, giving the journey a more intimate contrast to the larger cities.
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.
JOURNEY OVERVIEW
See the full route before you travel
Follow the destination sequence, day numbers and main transfers at a glance before reading the full itinerary below.
Route:HanoiHalong BayHueHoi AnHo Chi Minh CityCu Chi TunnelsMekong DeltaBen Tre
- Day 1Hanoi → HueHanoi arrival - Street food tour
- Day 2HanoiHanoi Cooking Class Half Day
- Day 3Halong BayHalong Bay - Overnight on Cruise
- Day 4Hanoi → Halong BayHalong Bay Cruise - Hanoi
- Day 5HueFlight to Hue - Cyclo Food Tour
- Day 6HueHue City Tour Full Day
- Day 7Hue → Hoi AnRoad Transfer: Hue - Hoi An - City Tour
- Day 8Hoi AnBe a farmer in Tra Que Village
- Day 9Hoi AnHoi An Food Tour
- Day 10Da Nang → Ho Chi Minh CityDa Nang Flight to Ho Chi Minh - Night Life Tour by Motorbike
- Day 11Ho Chi Minh City → Cu Chi TunnelsCu Chi Tunnels & Cooking Class full day
- Day 12Ho Chi Minh City → Ben Tre → Mekong DeltaMekong Delta Full Day Discovery
- Day 13Ho Chi Minh CityHo Chi Minh Departure
Numbered stops follow the tour itinerary. Transport icons appear only where the day-by-day program identifies that travel mode.
1Day 1: Hanoi arrival - Street food tour
Upon arrival in Hanoi, You'll transfer to your hotel for check-in and a short rest before beginning your first culinary adventure.
At 17:30, our friendly local guide will meet you in front of Shinhan Bank at 14 Le Thai To Street, Hang Trong Ward, Hoan Kiem District, and take you on a fascinating food journey through the bustling streets of the Hanoi Old Quarter. This walking tour is the perfect introduction to Vietnam’s rich street food culture, where every corner reveals tempting aromas and vibrant flavors.
The menu may vary depending on the day, but highlights often include signature noodle soups such as Pho Bo (Vietnamese Beef Noodle Soup), Bun Thang (Rice Vermicelli with Chicken and Egg), or the spicy Bun Bo Hue.
You'll also savor classic bites like Banh Cuon (Steamed Rice Rolls) and the world-famous Banh Mi (Vietnamese baguette sandwich). For light street snacks, try favorites such as Nom Bo Kho (Dried Beef Salad) or Nem Chua Ran (Fried Fermented Pork Rolls), popular among the locals.
To finish, no Hanoi food tour would be complete without tasting the city’s iconic Ca Phe Trung (Egg Coffee) – a rich, creamy, and specialty.
Note: If you have dietary requirements (vegetarian, vegan, or food allergies), please inform us in advance so we can customize your experience.
Start point.
Hanoi.
Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
2Day 2: Hanoi Cooking Class Half Day
Morning Class: 09:00 - 12:30.
Afternoon Class: 15:00 - 18:30.
Your culinary journey begins with a pickup from your accommodation in Hanoi Old Quarter. Accompanied by our expert guide, you’ll explore a bustling local market, where you’ll master the art of haggling and discover the fresh ingredients that define Vietnamese cuisine.
Next, watch as our talented chef demonstrates the secrets of authentic Vietnamese dishes before you step into the kitchen yourself. Under guided instruction, you’ll recreate these flavorful masterpieces and enjoy a tasting session featuring a variety of local delights.
Once your dishes are ready, sit down to savor the fruits of your labor, indulging in the rich and vibrant flavors of Vietnam. At the end of this immersive experience, you’ll receive detailed recipes and a certificate to take home as a memento of your culinary skills.
After class, we’ll transport you back to your accommodation, marking the end of a gastronomic adventure.
Enjoy leisure time for the remainder of the day, or join one of our enriching optional experiences.
Hanoi Highlights & Hidden Gems by Scooter.
FROM US $67 /pax.
Bat Trang by Jeep: Countryside & Pottery Adventure Half Day.
FROM US $52 /pax.
Hanoi Foodie Tour by Motorbike at Night.
FROM US $78 /pax.
Hanoi Cooking Class Half Day.
FROM US $45 /pax.
Quang Phu Cau Incense Village Half Day Tour.
FROM US $49 /pax.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
3Day 3: Halong Bay - Overnight on Cruise
Morning
Wake up early to savor prepared breakfast at the hotel.
From 08:00 - 08:30, we depart from the hotel lobby to meet our tour guide and continue to the next destination, Halong Bay. The trip to this location is quick and easy, taking only about 2.5 hours by car.
At noon, You'll board the cruise in warm welcome of the crew staff then enjoy a tasty drink from them. For a safe cruise trip, listen carefully to the rules and guidance from our manager.
You can enjoy a variety of unique islets and gleaming blue ocean scenery while lunch is served on board.
Afternoon
Take a nap after lunch to refresh yourself for the afternoon's activities, which may include swimming in the crystal-clear waters of Halong Bay, kayaking, or cave exploration.
The Sunset Party's "buy one, get one free" promotion will start at 17:00 - 17:30, so you might be itching to head back to the boat.
Enjoy a delectable meal at 19:00.
On board, there are numerous activities to keep you busy at night, such squid fishing, board games, movies, a nightclub, etc. If you are not a fan of going to bed early, don't hesitate.
NOTE: The specific schedule will depend on each boat, contact our sales consultant for more information.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Overnight on board
4Day 4: Halong Bay Cruise - Hanoi
Morning
To commemorate the start of a new day, 06:00 is time to join the Tai Chi session on the sundeck. For those who rise early, this kind of entertainment is ideal for decompressing both physically and mentally following a demanding first day.
Enjoy a light breakfast buffet full of mouthwatering starters, snacks and drinks to revive yourself.
As they paddle you into the cave on a bamboo raft, take in the serene beauty of nature surroundings. A large diversity of aquatic life could be visible if you detour through the fishing community.
Before setting sail, return to the ship to check out and review your belongings one last time. A brunch on the route to Halong Bay is a terrific way to relax if you've already checked out.
At noon, You'll disembark at the cruise port, then transfer to your hotel in Hanoi.
NOTE: Depending on the cruise liner you choose, the attraction you explore may vary.
Meals: Breakfast, Brunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
5Day 5: Flight to Hue - Cyclo Food Tour
Morning
You have some time off this morning to eat breakfast and pack your luggage. Then, take the fight directly to the Old Capital of Vietnam - Hue.
Evening
At about 18:00, your guide will reach your accommodation in Hue by cyclo.
Then, your first trip in Hue is a food tour to sample Hue’s most specialties: Banh Beo, Banh Nam, Banh Bot Loc, Banh Ram It, Banh Uot, Banh Khoai, etc….
After that, You'll ride the cyclo to "Hen Island" where you may have clam dishes like clam noodles and clam rice ("Hen" meaning baby clam).
Along the route, You'll stop along the way to see the Imperial Citadel at night, which served as the ruler of the Nguyen Dynasty's palace.
It will be ideal in case we reach, which is a perfect place for sunset watching.
En route back, you still can sightsee the picturesque panorama of Hue nightlife as the cyclo drives you around the streets.
For mementos, you can purchase Minh Mang wines, sour prawns, conical hats, long dresses (ao dai), and sesame candy at some street stalls.
You'll be back to the hotel before 22:00 to rest and recharge energy for the day after.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Hue
6Day 6: Hue City Tour Full Day
Morning
Gather at the hotel lobby between 08:00 - 08:30 to start our journey.
Thien Mu Pagoda is the first attraction we visit. The pagoda has a rich history dating back to the early 17th century. It is a popular destination which attracts visitors with its historical significance, architectural beauty, and scenic surroundings.
Next, come to the Imperial Citadel of Hue is a vast walled complex featuring a unique blend of traditional Vietnamese, Chinese, and European architectural styles. You might take time to take in the beauty from the front gate, to the Flag Tower, and The King’s Palace.
After two historic destinations, you can go shopping in Dong Ba Market. In this oldest market in Hue, you can find a bunch of interesting things displayed on kiosks that stand next to each other that you definitely want to purchase as gifts when you travel back to your country.
Afternoon
See the Khai Dinh Tomb, which is the smallest tomb of the Nguyen Emperors and is renowned for its exquisite fusion of Western and Oriental design elements.
Take in the magnificent scenery in the Tomb of Emperor Minh Mang. The architecture is striking to your vision with its old-world sense infused with Confucian values.
Before returning to the hotel, explore a conical hat village to observe the artisans at work and have an opportunity to chat with the people.
Our tour ends in your hotel lobby at approximately 17:00.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hue
7Day 7: Road Transfer: Hue - Hoi An - City Tour
Morning
Take a shuttle bus or a private car to your accommodation in Hoi An.
Afternoon
Your trip Hoi An begins with a explore to the bustling Hoi An Market, where the sights, colors, sounds, and smells create an shopping experience. Just nearby is the Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall, a vibrant space filled with bright gates, dragon statues, and elaborate rooftops. Here, you can learn about ancestor worship as you observe the family altar and watch local devotees making offerings.
Next, You'll explore remarkably well-preserved old houses such as the Phung Hung Ancient House and Tan Ky Ancient House, which have withstood over 200 years of weather and history.
The journey continues to the Museum of Folk Culture, housed in a 150-year-old Chinese merchant house, where artifacts depict ancient local daily life. Don’t miss the Hoi An Traditional Performing Arts House, where you can enjoy captivating art performances.
Make a stop at the Japanese Bridge, constructed over 400 years ago to connect the Japanese community with the Chinese living across the waterway.
You'll also explore Hoi An’s renowned handicraft shops and art galleries, discovering smaller laneways and local neighborhoods along the way, gaining a deeper appreciation of Hoi An’s timeless charm.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
8Day 8: Be a farmer in Tra Que Village
Morning
After breakfast, meet your local guide in the hotel lobby. Depart for a rural farm in Tra Que Villageat 08:00.
Accompany the farmers as they prepare the field, apply seaweed fertilizer from a nearby lake, rake the ground, plant, water, harvest, and perform numerous other gardening tasks.
Work on the farm for the remainder of the morning, taking a break to make lunch with your hosts.
Then you can savor organic dishes made from several regional specialties, such as spring rolls and pancakes.
Afternoon
After enjoying a foot massage and bidding farewell to your host family, You'll return to Hoi An.
You can take a ride to the craftsman's house in the late afternoon, and he or she will give you a quick overview of the lantern's form, color, and history as well as the procedures involved in creating one.
There, you get the opportunity to create your own lantern which you can keep after having it done.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
9Day 9: Hoi An Food Tour
Afternoon
Starting at sundown, you are taken on a satisfying culinary trip through local cafes, food stalls, markets, and restaurants.
Here are some traditional Hoi An cuisine suggestions we listed for you.
Vietnamese bread (Banh Mi): Bread followed in the footsteps of the French and was introduced to our country in the shape of a baguette, which was served with butter, jam, and cold meat in the nineteenth century. Baguettes were "modified" over time by Vietnamese people based on their own eating habits and tastes, becoming a popular food today.
Cao Lau: The difference between Cao Lau and other noodle dishes is the texture. Cao Lau noodles are firmer and chewier. Additionally, the best way to enjoy Cao Lau's taste is to eat from street vendors who only serve Cao Lau or a small handful of local dishes.
Banh Beo: Banh Beo is a traditional Vietnamese cake that is a popular snack among the residents of Hoi An. To find it, You'll need to navigate several narrow alleys and stop at a few local business buildings.
Banh Khot: A round pancake made with rice flour, turmeric, coconut milk, quail egg, and vegetables. A street vendor near Hoai Square will be an ideal place to try Banh Khot.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
10Day 10: Da Nang Flight to Ho Chi Minh - Night Life Tour by Motorbike
Morning
Before heading to the Da Nang airport for your journey to Ho Chi Minh City, you have a little free time in the morning.
Transfer to the hotel from the airport upon arrival. After finishing checking in, you can unwind in the hotel or wander around Ho Chi Minh.
Evening
Your evening begins at 17:30 when our professional drivers pick you up from your hotel to explore the lively streets of Ho Chi Minh City. The journey starts with a scenic ride through the city center, offering a view of the impressive Bitexco Tower, one of Vietnam’s tallest skyscrapers, as you take in the vibrant evening atmosphere.
We then immerse ourselves in Saigon’s nightlife by walking along the bustling sidewalks, mingling with locals at street-side eateries and cafes. The tour continues to Chinatown, where colorful temples and lively streets highlight the rich Vietnamese-Chinese heritage. Along the way, you can shop for unique gifts and enjoy a variety of tasty street food from local vendors.
Next, we explore the Ho Thi Ky Flower Market, the city’s largest flower market established in 1987. Here, you’ll be captivated by the stunning flower displays and the energetic nighttime trade as locals transport fresh flowers through the market.
At 22:00, your tour concludes with a safe transfer back to your hotel, leaving you with a memorable and flavorful experience of Saigon by night.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh
11Day 11: Cu Chi Tunnels & Cooking Class full day
Morning
At 07:30, depart from your hotel in Ho Chi Minh City for a scenic drive to Cu Chi District, a region steeped in history and rural charm.
Upon arrival, explore the Ho Chi Minh Agricultural Villages, where you can stroll through lush rice fields, observe fish and prawn ponds, and gain insight into the agricultural backbone of Vietnam.
Next, take part in an interactive cooking class, where you’ll learn to prepare three traditional Vietnamese dishes and a dessert, offering a hands-on experience of Vietnam’s rich culinary heritage.
Afternoon
After lunch, explore a local village and witness the traditional rice paper-making process, where skilled artisans craft this staple using time-honored techniques. Continue to a rubber tree forest, where you’ll observe local workers extracting latex-a fascinating look into an important industry.
The journey then takes you to the Cu Chi Tunnels, an extensive 250-kilometer underground network used during wartime. Start with an informative documentary, then venture into the tunnels for a firsthand experience of the challenging conditions soldiers faced.
At 17:30, return to your hotel in Ho Chi Minh City, concluding a day filled with culture, history, and hands-on experiences.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City
12Day 12: Mekong Delta Full Day Discovery
Morning
After being picked up from your Saigon hotel, travel to Ben Tre Province to explore the Mekong Delta at 08:00.
The journey kicks off with a boat excursion through Ham Luong River.
Depending on the season, we might have a chance to tour a few local factories like a coconut candy factory to get a feel for how the local economy functions.
A quiet atmosphere greets our touring group at the village where you'll be able to take a quick stroll and get a taste of real life in a Delta town. By riding in a motorized rickshaw, known as a "xe loi," we head into the forest to see the fruit farms.
A delicious and filling dinner will be served at a restaurant, featuring regional specialties and will be paired with a variety of light drinks and beers.
One of the Mekong region's most famous delicacies is elephant-ear fish, which surprises people with its unusual appearance right away.
Afternoon
Tourists leisurely pass through Mekong waterways on a sampan boat ride along the tiny canals till 17:00 before concluding today's excursion.
Returning to the accommodation in Saigon as the sun goes down.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City
13Day 13: Ho Chi Minh Departure
Morning
Before the departure flight from Ho Chi Minh City, you have a spare morning to have breakfast and get ready.
At the announced time, we will transport you to the Tan Son Nhat airport.
End point.
Ho Chi Minh City.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: NA
Important Notes:
- Program and schedule are subject to change without prior notice.
- If you have any specific food requirements (vegetarian, vegan, food allergies) please inform us in advance so that we can provide notice to restaurants, tour guide or our partners so that they can serve you better.
Inclusions
What's included
- All transport during tour (including airport pick up & see off), as per itinerary
- Accommodation with daily breakfast in Twin/ Double sharing
- All in-tour local English speaking guide
- Domestic flight (Hanoi - Hue and Da Nang - Ho Chi Minh)
- Meals as stated in the itinerary
- Admission fee as per itinerary.
What's not included
- International airfare
- Early check-in and late check-out
- Peak season surcharges and compulsory gala dinners (if applicable)
- Visa (passport valid for at least 6 months with a minimum of 3 blank visa pages)
- Personal expenses (tips, laundry, gratuities, etc.)
- Meals and drinks not mentioned in the itinerary
Tour Options & Prices
| Tour options | Prices | Total price (2 Adults) | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,51901 Aug 2026 - 20 Dec 2027 | $1445/pax | $2890 | |
| $1,74901 Aug 2026 - 20 Dec 2027 | $1664/pax | $3328 | |
| $2,23901 Aug 2026 - 20 Dec 2027 | $2129/pax | $4258 |
Prices are shown per person. Final availability and booking details are confirmed with EcoTravel on WhatsApp.
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PLANNING QUESTIONS
Questions & Answers
Built from this tour’s confirmed route, transport, stays, meals and activity level so the answers stay specific to this itinerary.
Is 13 Days too rushed for this Vietnam route?
13 Days gives this route more breathing room than a short highlights trip, but the real pace still depends on transfer days and one-night stops. Use the itinerary below to compare travel time with free time.
How much travelling is involved between destinations?
This is a multi-stop itinerary rather than a single-base holiday. The route overview shows the confirmed sequence Hanoi → Halong Bay → Hue → Hoi An → Ho Chi Minh City → Cu Chi Tunnels → Mekong Delta → Ben Tre. 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.
Are the domestic flights included in the tour price?
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.
Do I actually stay overnight on a cruise?
Yes. This itinerary includes an overnight cruise/onboard stay. The exact vessel, cabin and operating sequence can vary by the confirmed cruise option, so check the accommodation and inclusion details on this page when choosing your package.
What accommodation is used during the trip?
The accommodation summary for this itinerary is: Hotel (11 nights), Overnight on board (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.
Does the itinerary include any real free time?
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.
How physically demanding is this tour?
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.
Which meals are included, and can dietary requirements be handled?
The current meal summary is: 12 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches, 1 Brunch, 5 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.
Are optional activities or extra costs mixed into the main itinerary?
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.
Can this itinerary be adjusted for a private trip or specific travel needs?
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.
LOCAL TRAVEL NOTES
What to know before travelling in Vietnam
Practical advice from a local operator for packing, weather, money, documents and the small details that can make a multi-stop trip much easier.
What to pack for this route
Bring comfortable walking shoes, light breathable clothing, sun protection, a compact rain layer and personal medication and a small day bag.
Weather: plan by region, not one forecast
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.
Money, exchange and fair payment
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.
Passport and entry documents
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.
Phone, internet and cash away from cities
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.
Health, comfort and local etiquette
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.
Luggage for transfers and overnight sectors
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.
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