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2 Weeks in Vietnam
All 2 Week Vietnam Tours & Packages 2021/2022
Plan an amazing trip for Vietnam 2 week itinerary. Explore 300 Vietnam 2 week trips from 167 experts with 3,158 reviews. Classic and off the beaten path itineraries.
Plan an amazing trip for Vietnam 2 week itinerary. Explore 300 Vietnam 2 week trips from 167 experts with 3,158 reviews. Classic and off the beaten path itineraries.
Vietnam in 2 Weeks
Family Vietnam In Depth
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- 15-day family adventure delving deep into the countryside and cities of magical Vietnam
- Bike alongside the rice paddies of Mai Chau before taking the Reunification Express sleeper train
- Cruise Halong Bay on our junk boat and try out sea kayaking in this stunning location
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14 Days Adventure South to North Vietnam
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- Explore the most dizzying city- Ho Chi Minh: a high-octane city of commerce and culture
- Immerse yourself in the beautiful waterscape of the Mekong Delta
- Having a relaxable time in Phu Quoc Island- the Pearl Island with a lot of activities such as snorkeling and diving scuba
- Enjoy the peaceful in Hoi An town
- Learn how to cook our Vietnamese specialty
- Discover the full of culture and history of the Old Quarter
- Spend a night on a cruise in Halong Bay
- Chill yourself in a fresh atmosphere and stunning landscape in the highland area named Buon Ma Thuot with trekkings and an elephant care tour.
Family Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand Journey
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- An action packed family adventure across Southern Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand
- Navigate the Mekong Delta by bike and boat, sleep in a traditional homestay and try Vietnamese cooking
- Explore the giant temples of Angkor covered and surrounded by tropical jungles
Highlights of Vietnam and Cambodia
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- A full-on 2-week adventure through vibrant, beautiful Vietnam to the temples of Cambodia
- Overnight cruise through turquoise waters and past towering limestone cliffs in Halong Bay
- Discover the ancient merchant's town of Hoi An with its temples and Chinese architecture
Vietnam Adventure Vacation In 12 Days
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- Trek through the rice terraces.
- Explore off the beaten path with the most stunning views of Northern Vietnam.
- Experience the local countryside activities in Hue.
- Explore Ho Chi Minh by Jeep.
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Extraordinary Vietnam Adventure Tour In 13 Days
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- Explore Hanoi by a Vespa bike.
- Trek through the rice terraces of Mai Chau and Sapa.
- Trek through the jungles and visit the biggest cave complex in the world.
- Explore Ho Chi Minh by Jeep car.
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Vietnam: Motorcycling the Ho Chi Minh Trail
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- Experience cyclo ride around the city Hanoi
- Visit Ngam Ring, the famous underwater bridge
- Explore Hoi An
- Discover Ho Chi Minh City
- Enjoy cycle to My Son, a world heritage site
- Visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels
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Top Vietnam Attractions
Top Regions To Visit on a Trip to Vietnam
Vietnam can generally be divided into three regions: North, Central, and South.
Northern Vietnam
Often overlooked for the warmer southern coastlines, this region has its own charm. Not only is it home to the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi, but it's also where you will find the country's unique rice terraces, bustling markets, and stunning bays.
Up north are mountainous regions, where towns like Sapa are located. Here, you'll meet people from several hill tribes eager to share their heritage.
Northern Vietnam is also known for Halong Bay, Mai Chau, and Ninh Binh.
Central Vietnam
The central region of Vietnam is a center for history, culture, and nature. The attractions here are incredibly diverse — you can revel in the centuries-old beauty of Hoi An by the riverside, explore the remnants of imperial Vietnam in Hue, or discover the deep caverns of Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park that are about 400 million years old!
You can also learn about Vietnam's more recent history at the Vinh Moc Tunnels, an expansive underground network and a sanctuary for families hiding from American bombs during the war. Often compared to the Cu Chi Tunnels, the Vinh Moc Tunnels are unique, as they shed light on how violence and war affected innocent civilians.
Southern Vietnam
It's home to the rapidly developing city of Ho Chi Minh. The region also boasts the wonders of the Mekong Delta — an expansive ecosystem characterized by a maze of rivers and floating markets.
Southern Vietnam has abundant turquoise water and white sand beaches, so take your pick. However, if you have a taste for adventure, check out Mui Ne, a famous spot for windsurfing, kitesurfing, and sailing.
Touring Vietnam From South to North (or opposite)
The best way to tour Vietnam is to start at either the southern hub of Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon, or the northern capital city of Hanoi.
- Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC): The first thing you might notice in HCMC is the buzz of the motorbikes as you go on a walking tour of the Ben Thanh market. At first, what looks like a glorified flea market opens up to reveal all sorts of Vietnamese culinary stalwarts like pho. Go in the morning to escape the crowds (and the heat!).
- Other highlights in HCMC include the War Remnants Museum (the exhibits may feel off-putting to many American travelers), the Cu Chi tunnel system, and the various historic hotels in the city center.
- Nha Trang: Heading north from HCMC, Nha Trang is a typical beach destination for tourists and locals alike. Enjoy a day cruise with opportunities for snorkeling and scuba diving. Remember to try fresh seafood, the specialty in this city by the sea.
- Hoi An: Our next stop is the historic city of Hoi An, with its labyrinth of ancient buildings and pathways. Historically rich, the city was influenced by the French, Japanese, and Chinese, which is apparent in the architecture and cuisine.
- Search for the famous Hoi An noodles, Cao Lau, which can only be authentically enjoyed in this town. Many galleries and craft shops offer everything from custom-made shoes to vibrant oil paintings.
- Hue: A short drive brings you to Hue, the imperial capital of Vietnam. The Nguyen dynasty ruled from here before ceding power to the French in 1945. Explore the old, walled citadel and book a tour to visit the former demilitarized zone (DMZ) for a bit of war history.
- Hanoi: Your last stop is the capital of Hanoi. With its beautiful urban lakes and government seat, Hanoi is calmer relative to HCMC but still quite the metropolitan center in its own right. For history buffs, a visit to the mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh is a must, where one can see the body of the former Vietnamese ruler lying in state. Also of interest are the Temple of Literature and One Pillar Pagoda. You can also plan a day visit to Mai Chau Valley from Hanoi.
Top Activties in Vietnam
Celebrating with the locals during Tet, the new year
Crawling through the Cu Chi Tunnels
Shopping at Cai Rang Floating Market
Trekking and staying at homestays in Sapa