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Despite just being a small country located in the Indochina Peninsula with a safe security, Vietnam is truly a melting pot of culture globally attracting tourists. From chaotic and energetic city centers with hustle and bustle streets full of motorbikes- a common means of transport here – to tranquil countryside villages on the delta, tourists can experience a uniquely diverse culture and cuisine, as well as their local life. From the breath-taking view of greeny rice terraces in the mountainous areas to spectacular illuminated caves in Halong Bay – one of the most attractive natural wonders in the world, Vietnam will never let you get bored. Heading down to the central of Vietnam, then visit Hoi An old town, where travelers can find mouth-watering food while leisurely strolling along peaceful town streets embracing a meandering river. Going further to the south of the country, tourists will immediately immerse themselves in frenetic Ho Chi Minh city with vibrant beer corners before finding that it is also interesting to discover the floating markets on Mekong Delta.

VIETNAM

Vietnam, a beautiful country with 54 ethnic groups, is absolutely a unique blend of culture that is shown in all aspects of life from clothing, architecture, cuisine, religion to music and art. Having the main population of Kinh or Viet people, Vietnamese are famous for being one of the friendliest and most hospitable people in the world. Following collectivism, Vietnamese people show their culture of closely living in the community and support each other when they need it. It is common for two or three generations to live in the same house as children are expected to take care of their parents when their parents get old. As a nation with diverse traditions and customs, Vietnam is indeed a must-visit destination for all travelers. 

VIETNAM PEOPLE AND CULTURE

Traveling to Vietnam, tourists will have a chance of experiencing not only its typically tropical monsoon climate with a warm temperature and high humidity all year round but the diversity of weather across the country because of its length with an extensive coastline as well. From an unusual breezing winter (December- February) in the northern mountainous areas to a hot summer (June – August) or cooler autumn (September – October) in the north, the landscapes gradually change its beauties with a wide range of colors that are attractive to tourists. Heading down to the Vietnam central part for a visit to Danang or Hoi An, travelers will find it is a great land with a more comfortable temperature. Southern Vietnam, with only two seasons which are dry and rainy season, is a great place for those who love sunshine in combination with sudden showers. Though there are some months in the rainy season when the country undergoes a huge amount of rainfall resulting from tropical depression or tropical storms, Vietnam is still an amazing destination in the world.

VIETNAM WEATHER

Not only is Vietnam a blend of culture, but it is also a mecca of food and drink. From street-foods on the standing vendors to five-star dishes on five-star restaurants, Vietnamese food always is appetizing as the harmonic combination of diverse local ingredients. Oh! Come to Vietnam, and you will find that there is nothing more delicious than a bowl of “Pho” that you have ever enjoyed in your life. “Banh Mi”, a crunchy French-style type of sandwich, is so tasty that everyone can right away fall in love with it at first bite. Regarding drinks, have you ever tried a bottle of Hanoi beer or Saigon beer on the dynamic corners, taking a view of hustle and bustle city streets? A lot of travelers making a journey to this beautiful S-shaped country cannot forget the amazing experience of gastronomy tours. Would you like to be one of them? Let’s travel to Vietnam with Go Southeast Asia

VIETNAM FOODS & DRINKS

Vietnam is a destination that captivates travelers with its dynamic blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant cultural heritage. In recent years, Vietnam boutique tours have emerged as the preferred way to explore the country, offering curated luxury travel experiences that go far beyond the ordinary. Here are the top reasons why you should visit Vietnam and why choosing a Vietnam luxury boutique travel company will elevate your journey.

1. Diverse Landscapes from Mountains to Coastlines
From the emerald rice terraces of Sapa to the serene waters of Ha Long Bay, Vietnam is a country of breathtaking contrasts. A Vietnam boutique tour allows you to explore lesser-known gems such as the misty valleys of Pu Luong or the dramatic limestone karsts of Ninh Binh, all while enjoying personalized service and eco-luxury stays.

2. A Deep Cultural Tapestry
Vietnam boasts a fascinating cultural blend of indigenous traditions, colonial influences, and modern artistry. On a Hanoi boutique tour, you might attend a live performance at the Hanoi Opera House, stroll through the Old Quarter with a local historian, or discover hidden art galleries and calligraphy studios. These immersive Hanoi luxury cultural experiences connect you to the soul of the city in ways that standard travel cannot.

3. Exceptional Cuisine Beyond Pho
Vietnamese cuisine is an integral part of any trip. Vietnam boutique tours often include curated dining experiences—from enjoying a private cooking class with a Hoi An chef to sipping egg coffee in a hidden Hanoi cafe. Each dish reflects the region's local produce, traditions, and stories.

4. Exclusive Access and Personalized Service
With a Vietnam luxury boutique travel company, your journey is tailored to your pace and preferences. Whether it’s a sunrise photography walk through a heritage village or a private boat ride in Lan Ha Bay, boutique tours prioritize meaningful moments over mass tourism.

5. Boutique Accommodations with Character
Forget chain hotels. Vietnam boutique tours offer stays in restored French villas, hillside eco-lodges, and riverside resorts that reflect local aesthetics and charm. These accommodations blend comfort with authenticity, often set in locations that let you wake up to panoramic views or traditional village life.

6. Warm Hospitality and Local Expertise
Vietnamese people are known for their warmth and hospitality. Boutique tour guides and hosts often go the extra mile, providing insider access to cultural events, family-owned workshops, and traditions passed down through generations.

7. Sustainable and Responsible Travel
Many Vietnam luxury boutique travel companies are deeply committed to sustainability. From supporting artisan communities to choosing eco-conscious transportation and accommodations, these tours help you travel with a positive impact.

If you’re looking for an enriching, luxurious, and personalized travel experience, Vietnam should be at the top of your list. A Vietnam boutique tour offers not just a holiday, but a deeply human and culturally immersive journey. Let a Vietnam luxury boutique travel company guide you through the hidden gems and timeless wonders of this unforgettable country.

Plan your dream journey today and experience Vietnam like never before."

Vietnam is a top destination in Southeast Asia, known for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant street life, rich history, and delicious cuisine. But before you book your flight, it's important to understand Vietnam's visa requirements. In this guide, we cover all you need to know about getting a visa to Vietnam in 2025, including visa-free countries, e-visa application, visa on arrival, and more.

Who Needs a Visa to Enter Vietnam?

Most travelers will need a visa to enter Vietnam, but there are exceptions. Citizens of some countries can enter visa-free for short periods:

Visa-Free Countries (as of 2025):
- South Korea, Japan, Russia, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Belarus, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, and the UK: Up to 45 days
- ASEAN countries like Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Laos, and Cambodia: From 14 to 30 days
Always check with Vietnam's immigration website or local embassy for the most current list.

Types of Visas for Vietnam

1. E-Visa (Electronic Visa)
- Valid for: 90 days
- Entry type: Single or multiple
- Eligible countries: Over 80 countries
- Processing time: 3–5 working days
- Apply via: Vietnam e-visa official site

2. Visa on Arrival (VOA)
- Only available for air travelers
- Requires a pre-approval letter
- Valid for 1 month to 3 months
- Single or multiple entry
- Pick up at international airports in Vietnam

3. Embassy/Consulate Visa
- Suitable for long-term stays, work, or study visas
- Apply at a Vietnamese embassy or consulate in your country

How to Apply for a Vietnam E-Visa (Step-by-Step)

- Visit the official e-visa website: https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/
- Upload a passport photo and passport scan (valid for at least 6 months)
- Fill out the application form
- Pay the processing fee (~US$25)
- Receive your e-visa via email within 3–5 days
- Print your e-visa and present it upon arrival

Vietnam Visa on Arrival: What You Need to Know

If you're flying into Vietnam, you can opt for a visa on arrival, but you'll need a visa approval letter from a travel agency before boarding your flight. Once you arrive, present your letter, passport, photo, and pay a stamping fee (usually US$25 for single entry, US$50 for multiple).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Can I extend my visa in Vietnam?
Yes, most visas can be extended. It's best to contact a local visa service or immigration office in Vietnam.

2. Is the Vietnam e-visa reliable?
Yes. As long as you apply through the official website, the e-visa is a secure and convenient option.

3. Can I enter Vietnam by land or sea with an e-visa?
Yes, but only at specific border gates. Check the list of approved ports of entry on the e-visa site.

Getting a visa to Vietnam in 2025 is easier than ever, especially with the expanded e-visa program and increased visa-free entry for many countries. Whether you're planning a short getaway or a long-term adventure, this guide helps ensure you’re well-prepared for a smooth arrival. Start your journey stress-free by securing the right visa and enjoy everything Vietnam has to offer.

Hanoi - Incense village - Hat Village - Hanoi
Day trips

Hanoi - Incense village - Hat Village - Hanoi

About 30km from the center of Hanoi, Quang Phu Cau village is not only famous for its traditional incense making, it also preserves the beauty of the northern village with banyan trees, water wharf, communal yard.

Not too far from Incense village is Chuong village, well-known for its traditional hat making, called “Non la” in Vietnamese. Non la is a discreet charm of Vietnamese women from generation to generation, no matter how rich or poor, as well in the big cities or the rural areas.

08.00 AM: Pick up at your hotel, then transfer to and visit Chuong conical hat village.

Upon arrival, we will visit to Chuong pagoda. Chuong Pagoda is famous for its many Buddha statues, notably are 18 Arhats, four Bodhisattvas and the King of Hell’s Seven Court Halls along the two corridors.

After that, we walk around the village to see how locals live their daily lives, we witness the detailed process of making conical hats and also have the choice to purchase unique handmade conical hats, especial as “non quai thao”, which is suitable for girls in spring festivals, village festivities, “cheo” and “Quan ho” for folk music festivals.

Arrive back in Hanoi around noon time. Tour ends.

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Hanoi Farm Tour and Cook with Local Family & Family
Day trips

Hanoi Farm Tour and Cook with Local Family & Family

Located about only 17km from Hanoi, Song Phuong vegetable village is part of Song Phuong Commune, in Hoai Duc District, Hanoi.  Here, you will join this half day tour. During this tour, you will have opportunity to visit a local market, have a look at Vietnamese farmers while they are working, chat with hospitable people, cook their traditional dishes and share peaceful moments with the Ms. Manh family. Leaving the peaceful village, we come back to the city center, at slow-pace and enjoy the charming environment, with lovely landscapes and lakes. Hanoi personifies the spirit of historic Vietnam in the temples, monuments and pockets of ancient culture along the narrow streets of the Old Quarter, but perfectly reflects the rapid changes sweeping through the country as Hanoi “Yuppies” sip their cappuccinos in roadside cafes and chat in their cell phones.

Detailed itinerary:

This morning, you leave Hanoi center and drive about 35 minutes to the west of the city. It is about 17 km from the old quarter to Xuan Phuong vegetable village. Upon arrival, you will meet the host at our meeting point and she will show you a local market since Le King Dynasty. It is the most famous market in the region where many traditional items are for sale. If on market days (two or three times per week, on other days this market is not too crowded), people from all the surrounding villages would come here to trade. People bring dogs, cats, pigs, chickens, ducks, and bamboo baskets to sell. Everyone is excited to meet each other on that day. You will be surprised about this bustling and colorful market which is working under the canopy of the old tree. You will see old women chewing betel and areca nut and blacksmiths working hard with their bright brazier. Right next to the market is a nice vegetable farm. We take a tour around vegetable fields, where varieties of products are grown, including: bitter melon, corn, cauliflower, cabbage, tomatoes, green peas, snake peas and corn, as well as fruit gardens with oranges, pomelos, papaya and more (depending on the season to grow different crops)., You will learn more about the background of vegetables and you may have a chance to help a farmer working on his field. Afterwards, we go to her house for cooking some delicious dishes. She will teach you how to cook some Vietnamese dishes using simple and traditional recipes. Enjoy local fresh vegetable, fruit, make traditional cake and talk about Vietnamese family’s customs together. After that we return to Hanoi.

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Experience in Vietnam Tour
14 days / 13 nights day

Experience in Vietnam Tour

This 14 day “Vietnam and Sa Pa adventure tour” adds Sa Pa and the hill tribes to your wonderful itinerary and makes it a top trip through Vietnam, full of highlights. Founded by the French as a hill station, Sa Pa is now thriving on a rising tourism trade. Visit the hill tribes, enjoy the glorious natural landscape of the mountainous area and experience the culture and life of the minority people. You’ll experience everything this lovely country has to offer.

Starts/Ends: Hanoi/ Ho Chi Minh

Tour Duration: 14 days 13 nights

Tour Route: Hamoi – Perfume pagoda- Sapa- Ha Long- Hoi An- Hue – Ho Chi Minh- Mekong delta

Dates: No fixed departure dates. You may go whenever you wish.

Tour Type:  Nature, culture, food, people.

Activity Level: Moderate walking.

Tour Customizable: Absolutely! (Tell us your specific requirements in the inquiry form)

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Hanoi street food tour - Half day
Day trips

Hanoi street food tour - Half day

The U.S. speaker once said that the “kitchen of the world” could be a suitable image for Vietnam. Vietnamese cuisine doesn't win any points for complexity. Many of the most popular dishes can be made just on the side of the road. But it's precisely this simplicity, the subtle variations by region and the fresh ingredients, that keep us pulling up a plastic stool for more. The street food tour is a perfect way to explore the traditional Vietnamese cuisine around Hanoi.

Pick you up from your hotel, then we visit Dong Xuan market and start our street food tour in Ta Hien – Luong Ngoc Quyen – Hang Giay – Dao Duy Tu streets, where you will be shown many kinds of local and traditional dishes. Here, you will have a chance to try two dishes between the following foods:

Boiled snails. In the winter time, boiled snails are favorite rustic dishes of young people, especially women in Hanoi. The snails are boiled with lime leaves and lemongrass. The dip to use with boiled snails is also very picky and delicate with finely shredded lime leaves, ginger, garlic, lemongrass, fresh chili, sugar along with fish sauce, rice vinegar and an extra spoonful of boiled snail water which makes a spicy, sweet, sour. Boiled snails and together with steamed clams bring you an unforgettable experience.

Bun Cha: (a type of noodle soup with pork BBQ).  All of the preparation and content are explained by the guide. The guide also tells the daily life of the common Vietnamese, experiencing something that the Vietnamese used a lot in cooking, dried foods, spices and fresh herbs.

Banh Cuon: these rolled up rice flour pancakes are best when served piping hot, still soft and delicate. Although seemingly slender and empty, they have a savory filling of minced pork and mushrooms. This is one of the most famous dishes in Ha Noi and has been along with Hanoian for years.

The tour ends with a bowl of Che (best had when you're craving something sweet on a hot day in Hanoi) or Egg Coffee at 39 Nguyen Huu Huan street.  If you wanna have a grasp of how young Vietnamese people have fun, we can stop at Ta Hien street to have a glass of our local beer.

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Hanoi surrounding tour and countryside exploring
6 days / 5 nights day

Hanoi surrounding tour and countryside exploring

If you are looking for a short holiday around Hanoi, this designed trip for you. A tour from Hanoi to Halong Bay and Ninh Binh offers a diverse experience, combining the natural beauty of Halong Bay with the scenic landscapes and cultural attractions of Ninh Binh. And more enjoy almost delicious dishes of the North and hand on cooking class that make you feel really like a local.

Duration: 06 days 05 nights

Tour route:  HANOI CITY – COOKING CLASS – DUONG LAM ANCIENT VILLAGE – NINH BINH – HALONG BAY - HANOI

Starts/Ends: Hanoi/ Hanoi (pickup & drop off at the hotel)

Group Size: Private Tour Only

When: Anytime of the year

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A Marvelous Photography And Eco Tour
15 days/ 14 nights

A Marvelous Photography And Eco Tour

Starts/Ends: Hanoi/ Hanoi

Tour Duration: 15 days 14 nights

Dates: No fixed departure dates. You may go whenever you wish. BUT a good time to do this tour is from August to October, the best time to see the terraced rice fields in Mu Cang Chai and Hoang Su Phi is in September.

From December to February it is winter season in these places, so please advise customers to avoid it if possible.

Tour Type: Photography, landscape, nature and culture.

Activity Level: Moderate walking, trekking tour.

Tour Customizable: Absolutely! (Tell us your specific requirements in the inquiry form)

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Sapa and Ha Long bay bus
4 days / 3 nights day

Sapa and Ha Long bay bus

Sa Pa and Ha Long Bay are two destinations in North Vietnam that can not be missed during your trip. These are 2 must-do destinations. Sa Pa is the living area of many ethnic minorities with a very unique culture. Here you will have the opportunity to learn more about their customs and daily life. Besides many cultural factors, Sa Pa also attracts tourists because of its majestic, beautiful mountainous landscape, its terraced rice fields, waterfalls, cool and fresh air. Ha Long bay is UNESCO World Heritage Site where you will finish your trip by relaxing during an awesome cruise. You will admire spectacular sceneries with more than 1.000 limestone islands and islets, caves and traditional floating villages.

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North Vietnam in your eyes - 4 Days
4 days /3 nights

North Vietnam in your eyes - 4 Days

Embark on an immersive 4-day Vietnam boutique tour that weaves together the cultural richness and stunning natural landscapes of Northern Vietnam. From the emerald rice terraces of Sapa to the ethereal limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay, this journey is a seamless blend of adventure, authenticity, and elegance. Crafted by a leading Vietnam luxury boutique travel company, this private tour offers bespoke experiences tailored to your preferences, whether you’re savoring regional delicacies, trekking through tribal heartlands, or unwinding aboard a heritage cruise.

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