Vietnam Tour Packages From Delhi

Delhi is one of the easiest cities in India to fly to Vietnam from. There are direct flights into Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, usually around 6 to 6.5 hours in the air, which means you can leave after breakfast and be walking through Hanoi's Old Quarter by the evening. Akbar Travels has been sending travellers abroad since 1978, and Vietnam has become one of the routes our Delhi customers ask about most, especially families planning around school breaks and couples who have already done Thailand and want something different.

What makes Vietnam work well from Delhi is how much variety fits into one trip. The north has limestone seascapes and old temples, the centre has lantern lit Hoi An and the beaches around Danang, and the south has the energy of Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta. Most Delhi travellers do best choosing one or two regions rather than rushing all three, and the packages below are built around that.

For the full destination guide, see our main Vietnam tour packages page. If you are still comparing, our Thailand tour packages from Delhi are shorter and cheaper for a first international trip, while Vietnam rewards a second look.

Vietnam packages from Delhi

Prices are per person and vary a little by travel date and airline. Our Holiday Expert team can confirm the exact fare for your dates on (022) 68818888.

What you will actually see in Vietnam

Hanoi is where most Delhi itineraries begin, because the direct flight lands you in the north. The Old Quarter is the part worth your time, narrow streets named after the trades that once ran there, with street food stalls on almost every corner. The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the Temple of Literature are both easy additions if you want some history between meals.

Halong Bay is the trip most people plan around. Limestone karsts rise straight out of green water, and an overnight cruise lets you see it at sunset and again in the morning mist, which is when it looks best. A day cruise works if your itinerary is tight, but the overnight option is the one travellers tend to remember.

Ninh Binh is sometimes described as Halong Bay on land. You travel by small rowing boat through rice paddies and cave passages, with the same kind of karst scenery and far fewer people. It is an easy day trip from Hanoi.

Hoi An and Danang make up the central part of most longer trips. Hoi An's old town is lit by lanterns in the evening, tailors there can finish a shirt or a suit in a day or two, and the river is lovely at dusk. Danang is close by, home to the Golden Bridge held up by two giant stone hands and the cable car up to Ba Na Hills.

Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam at its fastest. The War Remnants Museum gives context for the country's recent history, the Cu Chi Tunnels are a half day trip that most visitors find more affecting than they expected, and the Mekong Delta is worth a day for its canals and floating markets.

Phu Quoc is where to finish if you want beach days at the end of a busy trip, with good coastline and the Vinpearl Safari for families.

A sample 5 night itinerary from Delhi

Day 1. Fly direct from Delhi to Hanoi, check in, and spend the evening in the Old Quarter with a street food walk.

Day 2. Morning at the Mausoleum and the Temple of Literature, then a drive towards Halong Bay for an overnight cruise.

Day 3. Sunrise on the water, brunch on board, then back to Hanoi and an evening flight to Danang.

Day 4. Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge in the morning, then an evening walk through Hoi An's lantern lit old town.

Day 5. A cooking class or a tailor fitting in Hoi An, then free time on the beach.

Day 6. Fly home from Danang, or add a few nights in Ho Chi Minh City.

This is close to what our Vietnam Getaway package covers. For a shorter stay, the Hanoi Short Break keeps you in the north, and for the full country our Wonders of Vietnam package runs north to south over 9 nights.

Why Delhi travellers book Vietnam with us

Akbar Travels started in Kerala in 1978 and is IATA authorised, with more than 120 branches across India and the Gulf. For a Delhi customer, that history matters in a practical way. We have booked Vietnam many times, we know which hotels in Hanoi are walkable to the Old Quarter and which cruise operators in Halong Bay are worth paying for, and we quote you a price that matches what you pay, without surprises added on later.

If your plans change after booking, you speak to the same team that sold you the trip, not a ticket queue.

Good to know for this route

Visa. Indian passport holders need a visa for Vietnam. The e-visa starts from around ₹2,999, allows a single entry stay of up to 30 days, and is usually processed in 4 to 5 working days. We handle it as part of your booking. The one exception is Phu Quoc Island, where travellers arriving directly can stay up to 30 days without a visa.

Best time to go. For the north, which is where most Delhi trips start, October to April is the dry and comfortable window. If your trip includes Danang and Hoi An, February to August is the better stretch for the centre, which makes March and April the safest months for a trip that covers both.

Currency and language. The Vietnamese Dong is the local currency. English works in hotels and tourist areas, less so away from them, so a translation app is useful.

Food. Vegetarian food is easier to find than most people expect, especially near temples, and hotels can arrange vegetarian or Jain meals with advance notice.

FAQs

Is there a direct flight from Delhi to Vietnam? Yes. Delhi has direct flights to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, usually around 6 to 6.5 hours depending on the city.

How many days do I need for Vietnam from Delhi? 5 to 6 nights covers two regions comfortably, for example Hanoi and Halong Bay with Danang and Hoi An. For the whole country, 8 to 9 nights is a more relaxed pace.

Do Indians need a visa for Vietnam? Yes, apart from the Phu Quoc exception. An e-visa is required, and we arrange it as part of your booking.

What is the best Vietnam package for a first trip from Delhi? Most first timers choose Hanoi, Halong Bay, Danang and Hoi An over 5 or 6 nights. It is the best balance of scenery, culture and time.

Is Vietnam good for families from Delhi? Yes. Danang and Phu Quoc both work well with children, with beaches, easy day trips and family friendly hotels.

Can I compare with other destinations before booking? Yes. Our Bali tour packages and Singapore tour packages pages cover the other popular routes from Delhi.

Have a question that is not on this list. Call our Holiday Expert team on (022) 68818888.

Vietnam packages from other cities

Travelling from somewhere else? We run the same Vietnam packages from Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Kochi and Kerala.

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