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EcoTravel combines local trip planning with clear, itemized booking information. Before payment, we re-check the operating itinerary, current price, hotel level, included transport, meals and any optional costs for your travel date. If a detail is flexible or subject to availability, we explain it before you confirm so you can compare quality and total value, not just the headline price.
We re-check the operating route, key transfers, hotel level and major inclusions for your travel date before you pay.
We show what is included, what is optional and any date-specific surcharge we can identify, so you can compare total value rather than only a headline price.
Use one local contact for room requests, dietary needs, transfer questions and practical changes that can affect a multi-stop Vietnam trip.
Over 11 days, the journey moves from Hanoi through Yen Tu Mountain and Hoi An before ending in Ho Chi Minh City. 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. 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.
Shift from city sightseeing into the meditation, mindfulness or wellness experiences scheduled around Yen Tu.
Walk through the heritage and local-life experiences included in Hoi An, giving the journey a more intimate contrast to the larger cities.
End the route in Ho Chi Minh City, with the final days and departure logistics kept visible in the schedule below.
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.
Welcome to Hanoi, the centuries-old capital of Vietnam where tradition, tranquility, and timeless spirit meet. Upon arrival, You'll be greeted and transferred to your hotel to relax.
Take this day to settle in and breathe deeply the calming rhythm of Hanoi’s tree-lined boulevards and tranquil lakes.
Start point.
Hanoi.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi

Begin your day in quiet reverence at Tran Quoc Pagoda, Hanoi’s oldest Buddhist temple, serenely nestled on the shores of West Lake. Here, amid ancient bodhi trees and gentle ripples, You'll feel the stillness of centuries of devotion, where monks once meditated under the golden spire reaching toward the sky.
Continue your path to the Temple of Literature, once Vietnam’s first university, where the spirit of Confucian wisdom still lingers. Walk among stone steles and age-old courtyards that echo with the footsteps of scholars seeking harmony through knowledge.
Conclude your spiritual morning at Quan Su Pagoda, the central hub of Vietnamese Buddhism. Its calm courtyards and chanting halls offer a space for quiet reflection - a sanctuary within the bustling capital.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
Depart Hanoi and journey toward Yen Tu, the spiritual cradle of Vietnamese Zen Buddhism. Nestled amidst misty mountains and whispering pines, this revered pilgrimage site invites you to step away from the noise of daily life and reconnect with your inner stillness.
Upon arrival at MGallery Legacy Yen Tu, a resort inspired by monastic serenity and ancient architecture, you’ll be guided into a session of Thien (meditation) - an invitation to deepen mindfulness and restore harmony between body and soul. Pass through the symbolic Cong Khai Tam (Gate of Awakening Mind), a gentle reminder that true peace begins within.
After that, immerse yourself in the Dem Hoi Lang Nuong, a night of traditional performance and celebration. The highlight is the Le Hoi Hoa Dang (Lantern Festival), where you’ll release a glowing lotus lantern into the dark, tranquil waters - a symbolic gesture of letting go and sending your intentions into the universe.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Yen Tu
Awaken in the serene embrace of Yen Tu, where the morning mist weaves through the mountains like a whispered prayer. Begin your day with a tranquil yoga session, allowing each breath and movement to connect your spirit to the earth and sky, grounding you in the present moment.
Following yoga, enter into the stillness of Thien (Zen meditation) - a sacred practice passed down from the Truc Lam Zen masters who once walked these very paths. In this silence, you’ll find space to listen inward, honoring the quiet wisdom that rises from within.
Before departing, experience the graceful art of Pha Tra (tea ceremony) - an expression of mindfulness through every gesture. As you sip the warm, earthy brew, allow it to nourish your body and calm your thoughts, a final blessing from the spiritual mountain.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
After a peaceful breakfast in Hanoi, bid farewell to the thousand-year-old capital and prepare for a graceful transition to the central coast. Today’s journey is not only a change in place, but a shift in energy - from the solemn stillness of the north to the poetic warmth of Hoi An.
Upon arrival in this lantern-lit town, Hoi An welcomes you not with grandeur, but with soulful simplicity - its old streets echoing ancient prayers, and its golden walls glowing like the light of an inner flame.
Move to your hotel in Hoi An for check-in, and take time to settle into your surroundings, allowing the spiritual calm of this heritage town to unfold around you softly.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
Your spiritual journey begins as our guide warmly welcomes you at your Hoi An hotel for a sacred excursion to My Son Sanctuary - a mystical valley once home to the Cham people’s most revered spiritual site.
Upon arrival, step softly among the crumbling towers and moss-covered temples, remnants of the ancient Champa Kingdom, as you walk for two hours through a serene landscape that still whispers of prayers offered over a thousand years ago.
These red-brick sanctuaries, dedicated to Hindu deities, stand as powerful symbols of resilience, devotion, and the spiritual sophistication of a lost civilization. Before departing, pause to watch an enchanting Apsara dance - a graceful echo of Cham culture brought back to life.
Rejoin the group to explore a peaceful local home, where you’ll learn how locals make rice paper. Then heading to another home for a tranquil lunch experience.
The day concludes with a gentle boat ride on the Thu Bon River, where golden sunlight dances on the water’s surface and river life glides by in a scene of meditative beauty. Let the journey back to Hoi An for the next city tour.
Pause at the Japanese Covered Bridge, a symbol of cultural harmony and quiet strength, built by Japanese settlers in the 17th century.
At the Fujian Assembly Hall, feel the reverent energy of a sanctuary created by Chinese immigrants as a spiritual refuge.
The vibrant wet market invites you to witness daily life - you’ll sense the true pulse of Hoi An’s enduring soul.
Return to the Old Town for buying a handcrafted keepsake imbued with local spirit, before saying farewell to your guide - carrying with you a piece of Hoi An’s serene legacy in heart and mind.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
Today is your time to rest, reflect, and enjoy Hoi An in your own way. You may choose to walk along quiet lantern-lit streets, explore a small temple to light incense, or sit by the river and listen to the flowing water. A cup of warm herbal tea or a peaceful moment at a local spa can bring calm to both body and mind.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
Begin your day with a peaceful breakfast, letting the calm energy of Hoi An stay with you a little longer. As you check out and continue to the airport, take a quiet moment to give thanks for the gentle beauty and spiritual warmth of Central Vietnam.
Upon arrival in Ho Chi Minh City, feel the vibrant energy of the South welcoming you. After being transferred from the airport, You'll move to the hotel and check in.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho ChI Minh City
This morning, transfer to a local pagoda, then step into a peaceful space dedicated to nurturing the heart and calming the mind. The “Power of Mind” program begins with gentle lessons and chanting to awaken inner awareness.
As you walk mindfully and breathe with intention, you'll begin to touch the peace that lies within. Through meditation, soul purification, and compassionate sharing, you’ll connect deeply with yourself and those around you.
In the second half of the session, join Karma Law Q&A, reflect on your spiritual path, and enjoy a mindful, grateful meal. Before you leave, a small gift will be offered as a symbol of this sacred journey.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City

Begin your day with a bowl of Bun Thang, a gentle and nourishing Vietnamese noodle soup enjoyed in the peaceful setting of Mot Buoi Sang restaurant.
Explore the Herbal Garden & Traditional Pharmacy Room at Tan Hung Long Tu, where fragrant medicinal herbs awaken your senses and the wisdom of Eastern healing whispers through every leaf.
Explore the Museum of Traditional Medicine, a sacred space preserving rare herbal remedies, tools, and time-honored healing knowledge.
Discover the calming world of rice painting at Tranh Gao Quynh Vy. Each grain of rice tells a story of patience, devotion, and harmony with nature.
Close your journey with a wholesome vegetarian meal at Quynh House Restaurant, where every dish is prepared with care, offering balance and peace for the body and soul.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City
Begin your morning with a calm and gentle breakfast, taking a quiet moment to reflect on your spiritual path through Vietnam. After check-out, You'll be transferred to the airport for a flight home.
End point.
Ho Chi Minh City.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: NA
| Tour options | Prices | Total price (2 Adults) | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Class 4* Hotels | $1461/pax | $2922 | |
| Deluxe 5* Hotels | $1841/pax | $3682 | |
| Total | $2920/pax | $5840 | |
| Total | $3680/pax | $7360 |
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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.
11 Days gives this itinerary enough room to connect several regions while still showing where the longer transfer days sit. The confirmed sequence is Hanoi → Hoi An → Ho Chi Minh City.
This is a multi-stop itinerary rather than a single-base holiday. The route overview shows the confirmed sequence Hanoi → Hoi An → Ho Chi Minh City. 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). 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.
The main question is not age by itself but the length of transfer days, walking at sightseeing stops and how often the hotel changes. Review the day-by-day route and tell EcoTravel about mobility or pace concerns so the demanding sections can be identified before booking.
The current meal summary is: 11 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches. 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, personal medication and a small day bag and a shoulder/knee-covering layer for religious and heritage sites.
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. 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.