Vietnam

Shaped by centuries of influence and a strong identity, Vietnam reveals itself with quiet grace.

About Vietnam

Vietnam is shaped by dramatic natural scenery and an unmistakable sense of movement, where tradition and modern ambition exist side by side. Mist-covered mountains, fertile river basins, dense forests, and emerald rice terraces define much of the countryside, while Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City pulse with energy, layered history, distinctive architecture, and one of Asia’s most celebrated culinary cultures.

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Hanoi

With elegant parks, low-rise classical buildings, wide boulevards with pavement cafes and tightly packed merchants’ alleyways, Hanoi evokes strong images of its long-lasting French colonial days. It remains one of Vietnam’s most culturally diverse and welcoming destinations.

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Halong Bay

Probably the most dramatic land and seascape in the country, Halong Bay comprises thousands of karsts, cliffs and coves. Many vertical cliffs reach a towering 300 metres to create an extraordinary sight. Enjoying a cruise here provides a leisurely way to explore the secluded sights of the bay.

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Sapa

High in Vietnam’s remote northwest, Sapa clings to steep mountain slopes and looks out across some of the country’s most dramatic scenery. Surrounded by ethnic minority villages, it is renowned for idyllic trekking routes through fertile valleys and terraced rice fields, where shifting cloud adds further atmosphere.

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Ninh Binh

Ninh Binh in northern Vietnam presents a landscape of green paddies, meandering rivers, caves and vertical karsts which due to their similarity of those in Halong Bay, it is sometimes known as “Dry Halong”. Treks through the region can be interspersed with breaks to meet local craftspeople.

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Hoi An

Once a thriving trading port in the 17th and 18th centuries, Hoi An retains a strong sense of its cosmopolitan past. With traffic largely restricted, the town is best discovered on foot, winding through lantern-lit streets lined with well-preserved Chinese, Japanese, and European-influenced architecture.

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Danang

Central Vietnam’s largest city, Danang sits between coastline and mountains, offering easy access to both. Its expansive beaches, nearby hiking routes and growing cultural scene, including temples and museums, create a well-rounded destination that blends outdoor activity with urban energy.

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Hue

Set along the Perfume River, Hue was the imperial capital of the Nguyen Dynasty and remains rich in history and atmosphere. Its historic landmarks and slower pace offer a more reflective experience, with the city recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its cultural significance.

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Dong Hoi

Dong Hoi serves as the gateway to the vast cave networks of Phong Nha–Ke Bang National Park. The town itself has a laid-back coastal charm, with a long stretch of beach and a lively local market, providing a relaxed base for exploring the region.

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Ho Chi Minh City

Also known as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is an endlessly energetic destination, alive with activity from morning to night. Buzzing markets, a long-established cafe culture, leafy parks, grand boulevards and a warm, welcoming atmosphere combine to create one of Vietnam’s most exhilarating urban experiences.

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Nha Trang

Nha Trang, one of Vietnam’s most established seaside towns, combines beautiful coastal scenery with an easy-going resort atmosphere. Framed by green mountains and swaying palms, it offers inviting beaches, vibrant dining and nightlife, as well as sculptured gardens and well-kept parks that add to its relaxed yet lively appeal.

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Con Dao

Con Dao is a peaceful archipelago that remains less visited than many of Vietnam’s island escapes yet is easily reached by air. Dense jungle, untouched beaches, crystal-clear waters and abundant marine life create a strong sense of seclusion, making it an ideal destination for those seeking complete escape.

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Phu Quoc

Phu Quoc is a mountainous, densely forested island in the Gulf of Thailand near Cambodia, known for its laid-back atmosphere and natural beauty. Home to some of Vietnam’s finest beaches, it also stands out for its excellent locally caught seafood, adding fresh flavour to an already deeply relaxing island escape.

Our team in Vietnam

Our teams of travel enthusiasts in Vietnam draw upon unmatched local insight and long-standing partnerships to create standout journeys. Their unwavering support ensures every experience is exactly as you planned.

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Jeff Redl

General Manager,
Vietnam
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Truc Ly Nguyen

Head of Leisure,
Vietnam
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Toan Tran

MICE Manager,
Vietnam
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Trieu Hoang

Cruise Manager,
Vietnam

Experience Vietnam

From Hanoi’s historic streets to the limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay and the vibrant energy of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam reveals a compelling blend of culture, landscapes and local life. Each experience is designed to inspire and can be fully tailored to suit your clients’ needs and interests.

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From north to south, Vietnam unfolds through cities, coastline and countryside. Cultural heritage, local communities and varied landscapes are explored at a measured pace, combining well-known highlights with quieter regions and time to unwind.
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Vietnam’s contrasts are slowly revealed, from vibrant cities to quiet rural communities. Hanoi’s historic streets lead into Ha Long Bay’s limestone scenery, with time at a beachfront resort balancing cultural exploration with relaxed coastal moments and regional cuisine.
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Through Vietnam’s northern highlands, remote mountain landscapes and ethnic minority communities define this route. From Sapa to Ha Giang, winding passes and limestone formations reveal a striking, lesser-visited region shaped by culture and terrain.
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After dark, Ho Chi Minh City reveals a different rhythm, from lively streets to hidden alleyways. A vintage Vespa ride combines street food tastings with local neighbourhoods, ending at a discreet bar for a relaxed close.
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Within lantern-lit Hoi An, merchant houses and historic landmarks reflect centuries of trade and cultural exchange. Market visits, local sweets and a traditional teahouse introduce the town’s culinary heritage and enduring architectural character.
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Hanoi’s layered identity emerges through colonial boulevards, ancient temples and the Old Quarter’s narrow streets. Cultural landmarks and museum visits are balanced with a cyclo ride, offering a closer look at daily life.
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What’s new in Vietnam?

Explore our latest Vietnam news, including destination developments, new itineraries, sustainability updates and more.

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Discover Vietnam

Our interactive ebook contains the latest updates from Vietnam, along with links to country factsheets, maps and key destination information.

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