Vietnam Tour 2024-2025: Where to go? Which itinerary? What to do? How many days?

With countless extraordinary travel attractions to visit, selecting the best Vietnam Tour can be a little bit confusing. Where to go? Which itinerary? What to do? How long is a tour in Vietnam? What will the weather be like in Vietnam at that time?

Don't worry, here are a few of our suggestions for an interesting and attractive tour plan in Vietnam.

1. Why travel to Vietnam for your next holiday?

Breathtaking landscapes

Far away from your 9-5 routine, Vietnam offers picturesque scenery that will leave you in awe, from the stunning limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay to the terraced rice fields in Sapa.

Friendly and Warmhearted people

Vietnamese people are known for their affectionate hospitality and amiability. Without any doubt, you will always receive warm welcomes that come with a smile from the locals from North to South, even if it is the first time you meet them. If you have the chance to spend a few nights among the locals in their villages, you will undoubtedly encounter numerous fascinating experiences.

Explore other cultures

Vietnam possesses a long and captivating history, which is imprinted until this day through many relics, including the ancient temples and the imperial city of Hue, the ancient town of Hoi An, the Cu Chi Tunnels from the Vietnam War, and many other historic sites in Hanoi Old Quarter.

World-famous culinary destination

Extremely diverse, appetizing, full of fragrance, and very well balanced, Vietnamese cuisine has long been famous all around the world. Coming to Vietnam, you will experience all the delicacies such as Phở, Bún Chả, spring rolls, and especially Vietnamese crab noodle soup, which the high-profile chef Gordon Ramsay has recognized as the best dish he has ever eaten. The chef, also known as the owner of many Michelin-starred restaurants, had it on a small boat at a floating market in the Mekong Delta in 2012 and once gave it as a challenge on the famous TV show "Masterchef".

Quality and Affordable Travel

Vietnam offers excellent value for money, from budget accommodations to affordable transportation and dining options. There are lots of hotels and guest houses in all cities at prices below $30 US per night. For just $1- $2, you can have a good meal with a bowl of Phở or Bún chả. More luxurious options allow you to rent an entire yacht for less than $400 per night. It’s hard to overspend on your Vietnam tour.

2. Vietnam Practical Information

Recommended number of days to spend in Vietnam

To thoroughly explore Vietnam from north to south, you should allow yourself around 16–24 days, but feel free to Customize Your Itinerary based on your preferences and available time.

ATMs and money exchange

Vietnam has many ATMs. Currency exchange is usually the cheapest in gold and jewelry stores. You should exchange money in big cities before going to ethnic minority areas.

The best time to visit

The span of time from September to November and spring (March and April) are the two best periods of time for traveling to Vietnam because:

- In the North: The weather is pleasant with milder temperatures.

- In the Central: The risk of rain or flooding is very low. 

- In the South: The rainy season completely ends and is replaced by beautiful weather. 

Vietnam Visa Requirements 

VIETNAM VISA EXEMPTION

The visa policy of Vietnam, which came into effect on August 15, 2023, entails an extension of the duration of stay for 13 countries that currently benefit from unilateral visa exemption. This extension will increase the stay duration from 15 days to 45 days, irrespective of the type of passport held or the purpose of admission. The 13 countries encompassed in this list are Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Russia, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Belarus.

VIETNAM ELECTRONIC VISA (E-VISA) 

Starting on August 15, 2023, the government of Vietnam has implemented a policy whereby electronic visas (e-visas) are now available to individuals from all nations and territories. These e-visas provide a maximum stay of 90 days and allow for multiple entries into the country.

Apply online for your tourist E-visa here. You will receive your code by email to print your visa or access via official website of the Vietnam Immigration Department

3. Vietnam Highlights

Embark on a captivating journey through Vietnam with our suggested travel tour plan for 2024. Discover the mesmerizing beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture of this extraordinary country. Keep reading to find out where to go, which itinerary to follow, and what to do in Vietnam in about 3 weeks.

In this part, we talk about the must-see sites of each destination, along with the estimated duration and activities to do. Explore the capital city of Vietnam, Hanoi, the hazy Sapa rice terraces, home to ethnic villages, Ninh Binh, the center of the Red River Delta, and continue on a cruise around Ha Long Bay, a Unesco World Heritage Site. The adventure continues to the tranquil Hue, the ancient town of Hoi An, the dynamic Ho Chi Minh City and lastly, the Mekong Delta. 

Hanoi

(Recommended duration: 2 – 3 days) 

Every year, Hanoi attracts millions of domestic and international tourists by dint of its enigmatic charms. The fusion between a millennial city and the modern pace of life is perhaps the reason for its enchantment. From the ancient temples and historical relics to a modern metropolis, Hanoi has it all to satisfy any type of traveler.

What to see and do in Hanoi:

- Explore Hanoi Old Quarter   

- Take a walk around Hoan Kiem Lake. 

- Enjoy a traditional water puppet show at Thang Long water puppet theatre. 

- Devour Hanoi street food  

- Bike around the West Lake   

- Visit traditional villages

- Visit the cultural sites: Temple of Literature, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda, Tran Quoc Pagoda, Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, and Long Bien Bridge…

Halong Bay

(Recommended duration: 2 – 3 days) 

Renowned for its extraordinary beauty, Halong Bay stands undoubtedly as the preeminent destination in Vietnam. According to esteemed experts, a trip to Halong Bay is an imperative experience to be undertaken at least once in a lifetime.

Embarking on a Halong Baycruise is undoubtedly the most exquisite way to immerse oneself in the beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Delve into its splendor and charm with one of the three distinct cruise options available, each offering a unique experience. Understanding the nuances of these choices is essential in ensuring a truly unforgettable exploration of this magnificent destination. Here they are : 

- The 1-day cruise: This option is not advisable as it primarily focuses on the most crowded and therefore over-touristy area of the bay.

- The 2-day and 1-night cruise: This cruise is the most popular option for exploring the fascinating wonder of Halong Bay. This particular itinerary offers ample opportunity to immerse yourself in the surroundings. There is no experience quite comparable to the pleasure of spending an evening on luxurious junk, tasting fine wine, and savoring delectable seafood.

- The 3-day and 2-night cruise: Spanning a duration of three days and two nights, this cruise offers an opportunity to explore the lesser-known and secluded areas of Halong Bay. This adventure is particularly recommended for individuals who have sufficient time to dedicate themselves to the discovery of these discreet corners.

It is advised against opting for cruises exceeding a duration of four days due to the inadequacy of junks, characterized by their relatively small size and limited level of comfort to effectively accommodate extended sea voyages.

What to see and do in Halong Bay:

- Take a fantastic cruise over the stunning scenery.

- Participate in exciting activities like kayaking or rock climbing.

- Discover the local life in the floating villages.

- Explore various islands offering breathtaking viewpoints and caves.

Ninh Binh

(Recommended duration: 2 – 3 days) 

Ninh Binh, also known as "Halong Bay on land," is renowned for its spectacular natural settings, including picturesque rivers and majestic limestone mountains. Ninh Binh is a hidden gem that seduces visitors with its rustic ambiance, ancient temples, and serene rural life. This is a perfect destination for those who seek a peaceful retreat and an authentic northern Vietnamese experience.

What to see and do in Ninh Binh:

- Take a boat ride along the river in Tam Coc and Trang An. 

- Experience the breathtaking view from Mua Cave. 

- Discover the rich history of the ancient capital, Hoa Lu, and its centuries-old dynasties. 

- Immerse yourself in the stunning natural beauty of Cuc Phuong National Park. 

- Engage in wildlife and bird-watching activities.

Hue

(Recommended duration: 2 – 3 days)

An imperial city steeped in history and a captivating tourist destination, Hue exudes an irresistible charm that enchants every visitor to Vietnam. This remarkable city serves as a living museum, embodying an extensive collection of historical artifacts from Vietnam's last feudal dynasty. Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of Vietnamese culture and lifestyle as you explore Hue's cultural treasures. Furthermore, the region boasts a tranquil ambiance and poetic landscapes, which offer travelers a peaceful and idyllic experience. 

What to see and do in Hue :

- Visit the Imperial City of Hue

- Visit the mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang, Emperor Tu Duc, Emperor Khai Dinh

- Visit the Heavenly Lady Pagoda

- Take a boat trip along the Perfume River

- Take a bike ride in the villages

Hoi An

(Recommended duration: 2 – 3 days)

Hoi An is unquestionably the city that receives the most love from tourists coming to Vietnam. A charming old town frozen in time, Hoi An is renowned for its impeccably preserved cultural features, its vibrant streets lit up by thousands of lanterns of all shapes and colors, as well as its bustling local markets. Awe-inspiring visitors with its lively streets adorned with colorful ancient houses, Hoi An is a captivating destination that showcases a fusion of architectural styles influenced by Chinese, French, and Japanese cultures. The city is dotted with remarkable monuments, well-preserved temples and pagodas, each reflecting a unique facet of its rich history. Moreover, Hoi An's diverse cuisine adds to the charm, offering a delightful palette of flavors and dishes to tantalize travelers' taste buds.

What to see and do in Hoi An:

+ Visit nearby villages: Thanh Ha potery village, Tra Que market-gardening village, Bay Mau water coconut village.

+ Bike ride in the countryside.

+ Take boat trips on the Thu Bon river to admire the sunset.

+ Enjoy magnificent beaches: Cua Dai, An Bang, Ha My...

+ Made-to-measure clothes: Hoi An is the only place where you can have clothes made that are ready to wear after just 2 days.

Ho Chi Minh City

(Recommended duration: 1 – 2 days)

The most important city in Vietnam in terms of economy and demography, 300-year-old Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) is well-known for skyscrapers, rooftop vitas, and urban-chic attractions. Being a dynamic metropolis, however, if you wish to learn about history, culture, and the bustling, vibrant daily life of Saigonese, this city has a lot to offer.

What to see and do in Ho Chi Minh City:

- Explore the historical sites of the city, including the Jade Emperor Pagoda, Ho Chi Minh City Hall, Notre-Dame de Saigon Cathedral, Saigon Central Post Office, and Reunification Palace.

- Learn more about the Vietnam War at the War Remnants Museum and the Cu Chi Tunnels.

- Discover the Ben Thanh market and Binh Tay market.

- Savor the most delicious regional cuisine at the eye-catching eateries and food carts.

Mekong Delta

(Recommended duration: 2 – 3 days)

The Mekong Delta is a captivating region renowned for its verdant landscapes and dynamic cultural heritage. The region boasts a mesmerizing labyrinth of waterways, fertile rice fields, and quaint stilt houses. Delving into the wonders of the Mekong Delta grants a truly distinctive experience, allowing for a glimpse into the daily lives of the locals, tantalizing encounters with an array of exquisite fresh fruits and seafood, and an enchanting immersion in the bustling atmosphere of lively floating markets.

What to see and do in the Mekong Delta:

- Explore the charming waterways of the Mekong by taking a boat trip.

- Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of a floating market.

- Experience the distinctive lifestyle of the local people. 

- Venture into a National Park and see over 100 diverse bird species.

- Ride a bicycle through picturesque rice fields and traditional villages.

4. Extension of the Northern Ethnicities 

In addition to these must-visit destinations, Vietnam also has attractive places to explore in the mountainous region of the North. This majestic region is blessed with hills, mountains, splendid terraced fields and is home to around thirty ethnic groups that are closely connected to their ancestral culture.

There are two major loops you should definitely pass through:

North-West: Hanoi – Mai Chau – Mai Hich – Pu Luong; Nghia Lo - Mu Cang Chai - Sapa - Bac Ha - Thac Ba

North-East: Ha Giang - Dong Van - Bao Lac - Cao Bang - Ba Be

Mai Chau - Pu Luong : Land of Thai and Muong people

(Recommended duration: 2 – 4 days)

The diversity of ethnic groups and the magnificent landscapes, particularly in the mountainous north, are among the main reasons why travelers choose Vietnam as their destination. However, not all travelers have sufficient time to explore both the North-West and North-East areas, which typically require at least 5-7 days. In such cases, Mai Chau-Pu Luong is undoubtedly the ideal solution to ensure you have a fulfilling trip in Vietnam.

Located just 200km from Hanoi, Mai Chau and its neighbour Pu Luong invite you to take a relaxing trip through a valley of rice paddies where the Thai and Muong ethnic groups live in stilt houses. While Sapa and Mu Cang Chai only have one rice terrace season a year, Pu Luong has two, to the delight of nature lovers. For those who don't have much time, Mai Chau-Pu Luong is an ideal choice for an introduction to the cultures of the northern ethnic groups.

What to see and do in Mai Chau and Pu Luong: 

- Overnight stay with local people

- Trekking or cycling through villages and rice fields

- Discover the culture of the Thai and Muong ethnic groups

- Contemplation of the Pu Luong rice terraces

- Traditional Thai dance show in Mai Chau

- Excursion on a bamboo raft in Mai Hich

A brief itinerary from Hanoi:

Day 1: Hanoi - Mai Chau
Visit to Thai villages. Walk or cycle in the Mai Hich valley - Mai Chau. Overnight at a local's house.

Day 2: Mai Chau - Pu Luong
Hike in the Eo Ken valley - Ban Hang and meet the Muong and Thai people. Overnight at a local's house.

Day 3: Pu Luong - Hanoi
Hike in the Pu Luong valley through mountain villages and terraced rice fields. Then on to Hanoi.

The North-West : Land of rice terraces and colourful Mong people

(Recommended duration: 5 – 8 days)

Route: Nghia Lo – Tu Le – Mu Cang Chai – Sapa – Bac Ha – Thac Ba

The iconic mountain passes, enormous rice terraces, and diverse ethnic communities all contribute to the popularity of Vietnam's northwestern mountainous region. Interacting with the local people from various ethnic groups, such as Hmong, Dzao, Giay, and Xa Pho, allows travelers to explore their vibrant traditional costumes.

What to see and do in the northwest region of Vietnam:

- Explore hidden village.

- Capture the beauty of La Pan Tan – Mu Cang Chai's breathtaking rice terraces.

- Encounters with ethnic groups along the way.

- Experience an authentic stay in stilt houses with locals.

- Discover vibrant ethnic markets in the Bac Ha region.

Example of a Vietnam Tour to visit the North-West

Day 1: Hanoi - Nghia Lo
Road to Nghia Lo. Cycle through the Thai valley at Nghia Lo. Overnight in a Thai house on stilts.

Day 2: Nghia Lo - Tu Le - Mu Cang Chai.
Meet the Thai and Dao along the way. Stop for photos and hike in the Tu Le valley and on the photogenic road to admire the famous rice terraces of La Pan Tan - Mam Xoi.

Day 3: Mu Cang Chai - Than Uyen - Sapa
Head towards Sapa, crossing the famous Hoang Lien Son pass at an altitude of 2046m, one of the longest passes in Vietnam. Observation of Mount Fansipan, the highest peak in Indochina.

Day 4: Sapa
Trek through the villages around Sapa. Meet the Black Hmong, Giay and Red Dao.

Day 5: Sapa - Bac Ha ethnic market
Visit to the Bac Ha ethnic market. Meet the colourful Hmong.

Day 6: Bac Ha - Thac Ba - Hanoi
Cruise on Thac Ba Lake. Return to Hanoi.

The North-East: Home of the world's geoparks

(Recommended duration: 5 – 9 days)

Explore the areas of Ha Giang, Dong Van, Bao Lac, Cao Bang, and Ba Be, where you'll encounter awe-inspiring karst mountains, winding roads, stunning waterfalls like Ban Gioc and Dau Dang, as well as caves adorned with stalactites and stalagmites such as Hua Ma, Nguom Ngao, and Puong. Do not pass up the chance to explore remote and authentic ethnic villages. This region of Vietnam is a must-visit for trekkers and those seeking extraordinary experiences.

Here are some highlights that you would love:

-  Marvel at the raw beauty of Ha Giang, Quan Ba, Dong Van, Meo Vac, Bao Lac, and Cao Bang's karst formations. The Dong Van Geological Park, with its exceptional value, is recognized as a global geopark by UNESCO.

- Take a scenic cruise on the beautiful natural lake of Ba Be.

- Immerse yourself in the diverse ethnic communities, including Hmong, Tay, Nung, Dao, black Lolo, and colorful Lolo.

- Witness the beauty of Vietnam's most stunning waterfall, Ban Gioc.

- Explore magnificent caves, such as Nguom Ngao and Hua Ma.

Example of a Vietnam Tour to visit the North East

Day 1: Hanoi - Ha Giang
Visit Tay and Dao villages along the way. Walk through the Tay villages.

Day 2: Ha Giang - Lung Cu - Dong Van
Admire the majestic landscapes of Quan Ba, visit Hmong and Dzao villages, as well as the palace of the Mong king. Then climb the Lung Cu flag tower on the Sino-Vietnamese border. 
Overnight in Dong Van, a plateau at an altitude of 1000m.

Day 3: Dong Van - Meo Vac - Bao Lac
Cross the Ma Pi Leng pass and the Happiness Road, which gives a panoramic view of the Nho Que river. Meet the Black Lolo people at Bao Lac.

Day 4: Bao Lac - Cao Bang - Quang Uyen
Meet the Dao, Tay and Nung people. Overnight at a Nung home in Quang Uyen.

Day 5: Quang Uyen - Ban Gioc - Quang Uyen.
Visit Ban Gioc, one of Vietnam's most beautiful waterfalls on the Sino-Vietnamese border, and the magnificent Nguom Ngao cave.

Day 6: Quang Uyen - Ba Be

Trek through Tay and Nung villages with authentic stilt houses in the heart of rice and corn valleys.
Head to Ba Be. Overnight in the lakeside village of Pac Ngoi.

Day 7: Ba Be
Take a boat trip on Ba Be Lake, relax in the peace and quiet and enjoy a swim.

Day 8: Ba Be - Hanoi
Spend the morning cycling through the villages, then visit the Hua Ma cave.
Return to Hanoi.

5. The most stunning beaches in Vietnam

Vietnam boasts a vast coastline of over 3000 km, showcasing a plethora of stunning beaches and islands. From north to south, travelers have around twenty enchanting destinations to select from for a truly serene coastal retreat.

Lan Ha Bay

Encompassing an expanse of more than 7,000 hectares, Lan Ha Bay gracefully resides in the southern region of Ha Long Bay and east of Cat Ba Island, adorned with a splendid collection of approximately 400 islands, each possessing its own distinct and mesmerizing allure. While it may not boast the same level of global renown as Ha Long Bay and Bai Tu Long Bay, Lan Ha Bay exudes an exquisite and unspoiled charm that is equally captivating. One of its most notable characteristics lies in its hidden beaches, nestled at the foot of mountains. Here, one can effortlessly secure a secluded haven, indulging in a tranquil and liberating swim amidst the pristine emerald waters, while basking in the enchanting panorama that is exclusive to Lan Ha.

Phu Quoc Island

Just an hour's flight from Ho Chi Minh City, Phu Quoc Island is a perfect destination for a beach getaway in Vietnam thanks to its pleasant climate, staggering beaches, and abundant natural beauty. In 2019, Phu Quoc was recognized as one of the top destinations in Asia by CNN. The island was also found among the top 5 autumn destinations in the Asia-Pacific region, as voted by the aforementioned American media outlet.

Nha Trang

The glistening expanse of smooth, ivory sand that gracefully stretches alongside the sparkling azure waters serves as an emblem of the enchanting Nha Trang city. Blessed with a delightful climate and a constant embrace of warm sunshine throughout the year, it is no wonder that this captivating destination allures both local and international tourists at any given time, particularly during the splendid months of April to August. However, for those who yearn for a serene retreat, there are a plethora of havens awaiting exploration. In addition to Tran Phu beach in the city center, Nha Trang boasts numerous other stunning beaches, namely Bai Dai, Bai Duong - Hon Chong, Doc Let, Dai Lanh, Hon Ong, Hon Gam, Binh Ba, Ninh Van, Hon Tre...

My Khe beach (Da Nang) 

Da Nang is a popular tourist destination in Vietnam known for its beautiful beaches, with My Khe Beach being recognized as one of the world's most stunning beaches by Forbes magazine. Visitors can enjoy the fine white sands, calm waves, and mesmerizing blue waters throughout the year. However, that is not all that Da Nang has to offer. This city is a popular destination for water sports aficionados, offering activities like surfing, snorkeling, and jet skiing. Other notable beaches in the area include Non-Nuoc, Pham Van Dong, Nam O, and Tien Sa Beach.

Beach vacation in Hoi An

When the name Hoi An is spoken, our minds are transported to the enchanting ancient district, the Cau Pagoda, and the scenic Hoai River. Yet, few are privy to the hidden gems that lie just a stone's throw away from the city center—the breathtaking and secluded beaches that are sure to captivate any visitor.

Cua Dai Beach

Situated at the junction of three rivers—Thu Bon, Truong Giang and De Vong—and just 5km from the city, Cua Dai Beach is the most well-known beach in Hoi An. Get ready for hours of idleness on a long stretch of fine white sand surrounded by coconut palms.

Ha My Beach

Situated on the coastal road linking the city of Da Nang and the ancient town of Hoi An, Ha My Beach is a recent favourite amongst Vietnamese and international travellers alike. This "sleeping fairy" was named one of the 16 most beautiful beaches in Asia by the Daily Telegraph.

An Bang Beach

Set in the Cam An district, just 7km from the ancient town, An Bang Beach offers a quieter place to stay than Cua Dai. With clear water and a long stretch of white sand, An Bang is sure to appeal to sea lovers. 

Best time for a seaside holiday in Hoi An: 

The most ideal period to embark on a seaside escapade in Hoi An is undoubtedly between the months of April and September, when the weather is pleasantly warm and the serene sea embraces tranquility. It is during this season that one can relish the sheer splendor of Hoi An's exquisite beaches, basking in the glorious sunshine.

6. Itineraries for Vietnam Tours

Exemple of 14-day Vietnam itinerary 

Itinerary summary: 

Day 1: Hanoi : welcome to Hanoi
Day 2: Hanoi : Hanoi city tour
Day 3: Hanoi - Ninh Binh 
Day 4: Ninh Binh - Lan Ha Bay 
Day 5: Lan Ha Bay - Hanoi - Danang - Hoian: Transfer back to Hanoi for the Hanoi- Danang flight, then head to Hoi An 
Day 6: Hoian : discover rural Hoian by boat trip ; enjoy Teh Dar Hoian show
Day 7: Hoian : free schedule 
Day 8: Hoian - Hue  
Day 9: Hue - Ho Chi Minh City
Day 10: Ho Chi Minh City : discover city highlights
Day 11: Ho Chi Minh City : special excursion to Cu Chi tunnels ; Vespa Tour Saigon after dark
Day 12: Ho Chi Minh City - Cai Be - Can Tho 
Day 13: Can Tho - Ho Chi Minh City
Day 14: Ho Chi Minh City

Exemple of 17-day Vietnam itinerary

Itinerary summary: 

Day 1: Hanoi : welcome to Hanoi
Day 2: Hanoi : Hanoi city tour
Day 3: Hanoi- Mai Chau
Day 4: Mai Chau - Pu Luong
Day 5: Pu Luong- Ninh Binh
Day 6: Ninh Binh- Hanoi
Day 7: Hanoi- Hai Phong - Lan Ha Bay
Day 8: Lan Ha Bay- Hanoi- Danang- Hoi An: Transfer back to Hanoi for the Hanoi- Danang flight, then head to Hoi An
Day 9: Hoi An
Day 10: Hoi An- My Son- Hoi An
Day 11: Hoi An - Hue
Day 12: Hue - Ho Chi Minh city
Day 13: Ho Chi Minh city
Day 14: Ho Chi Minh City - Ben Tre
Day 15: Ben Tre - Long Xuyen
Day 16: Long Xuyen- Ho Chi Minh city
Day 17: Ho Chi Minh city

Exemple of 22-day Vietnam itinerary

Itinerary summary:

Day 1: Hanoi: welcome to Hanoi
Day 2: Hanoi: Hanoi city tour
Day 3: Hanoi- Ha Giang
Day 4: Ha Giang
Day 5: Ha Giang- Dong Van
Day 6: Dong Van
Day 7: Dong Van - Bao Lac
Day 8: Bao Lac- Ba Be
Day 9: Ba Be
Day 10: Ba Be- Hanoi
Day 11: Hanoi- Lan Ha Bay
Day 12: Lan Ha Bay- Hanoi- Hue: Transfer back to Hanoi for the Hanoi-Hue flight
Day 13: Hue
Day 14: Hue - Hoi An
Day 15: Hoi An
Day 16: Hoi An- My Son- Ho Chi Minh City
Day 17: Ho Chi Minh city
Day 18: Ho Chi Minh city- Tay Ninh- Ho Chi Minh city
Day 19: Ho Chi Minh City- Ben Tre
Day 20: Ben Tre- Long Xuyen
Day 21: Long Xuyen- Ho Chi Minh city
Day 22: Ho Chi Minh city

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