Indulge in Romance: Tailored Vietnam Honeymoon Packages

Vietnam’s Beauty: The Perfect Honeymoon Destination

Vietnam is a country that balances traditionality and modernity. It is a country where you can find the perfect divisional balance between villages and cities. Whether you want peace or liveliness, it has everything to satisfy you. So, what are you waiting for? Contact us now and plan your honeymoon trip to Vietnam.

Hanoi, Danang, Hoi An, Halong Bay, Ho Chi Minh, and Phu Quoc are the ideal places to visit in Vietnam for your honeymoon. So, let's learn about each of Vietnam's honeymoon places and its sightseeing to see what each city has to offer.

Vietnam is a destination that rises above simple travel, a memory that lingers long after one leaves. From the beautiful natural landscapes to the rich embroidery of culture and history, Vietnam offers a brief look into a land where the past illuminates the present, and the future is painted with dynamic shades of possibility.

Hanoi & Halong Bay

Hanoi is the capital city of Vietnam. It is the treasure trove of Vietnam, as it has safely kept thousands of years of culture and traditions alive. It also evolves each day and is thus a modern metropolis in today’s date. Let's check out some of the sightseeing in Hanoi-

• Hanoi Old Quarter
• Hoan Kiem Lake
• Temple of Literature
• Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
• Hoa Lo Prison
• Vietnam Museum of Ethnology
• Ninh Binh

[Note: Honeymoon couples can take a full-day Hanoi city tour and explore the above-mentioned places. They can also take a full-day Ninh Binh Tour.]

Halong Bay is 117 km from Hanoi. Hanoi and Halong Bay are usually considered when traveling to northern Vietnam. The main attraction is surrounded by towering limestone pillars, which can be explored by kayaking. Below is a list of activities and sightseeing that you will find in Halong Bay-

Activities:

• Kayaking or paddleboarding
• Scuba diving or snorkeling
• Squid fishing at night

Sightseeings:

• Sung Sot Cave (Surprise Cave)
• Thien Cung Cave (Palace of Heaven Cave)
• Titop Island
• Vung Vieng Fishing Village
• Bai Tu Long Bay
• Lan Ha Bay

Danang & Hoi-An:

These are popular destinations located 30 km away in central Vietnam. Danang is a modern city with a beautiful beachfront view, world-class restaurants, and exciting nightlife. On the other hand, Hoi An is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is famous for its well-preserved Old Town.

Danang Sightseeing Places

• The Marble Mountains
• My Khe Beach
• Lady Buddha Statue
• Ba Na Hills
• Dragon Bridge
• Han Market

Hoi An Sightseeing Places

• Japanese Covered Bridge
• Hoi An Ancient Town
• Tan Ky Old House
• Phuc Kien Assembly Hall
• Thu Bon River
• Cham Island

Ho Chi Minh

This city, formerly known as Saigon, is the largest city in Vietnam and is named after the Vietnamese communist revolutionary, politician, and nationalist Ho Chi Minh. This city has a traditional charm and a modern vibe, making it a must-visit destination in Vietnam.

Sightseeing places in Ho Chi Minh:

• War Remnants Museum
• Cu Chi Tunnels
• Independence Palace
• Notre Dame Cathedral
• Central Post Office
• Ben Thanh Market
• Thien Hau Pagoda
• Golden Dragon Water Puppet Theatre
• Ao Dai Show

Phu Quoc

Phu Quoc is the largest island situated in Vietnam. It is popular for its beaches, rainforests, and lively nightlife. Phu Quoc is a popular tourist destination and home to several resorts and hotels.

Phu Quoc has some of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam, such as Bai Sao Beach, Bai Dai Beach, and Khem Beach.

Sightseeing in Phu Quoc

• Phu Quoc National Park
• Ho Quoc Pagoda
• Dinh Cau Night Market
• Coi Nguon Museum
• Phu Quoc Prison
• Sim Wine Factory
• Pepper Farms

Average Cost of Vietnam Honeymoon Package

Vietnam is a country with a low cost of living. When planning a honeymoon trip to Vietnam, it is important to check the average cost. The average cost of a honeymoon package in Vietnam varies depending on various factors, such as flights, accommodation, sightseeing, travel season, activities, transportation, food, etc.

If you are planning your honeymoon in Vietnam, Dimaak Tours’ Vietnam package cost from India for honeymoon couples starts at Rs.39,599 (excluding flights) and exceeds depending on travel style and preferences. Our packages vary but typically include accommodation, transportation, and sightseeing activities. The visa cost is exclusive to the Vietnam honeymoon package.

The factors that affect the Vietnam Honeymoon Package for couples,

Accommodation: Vietnam offers all kinds of accommodation for honeymoon couples, from luxurious to budget-friendly. We have a list of good accommodation options, and you can pick your desired stay.

Sightseeing Activities: We offer customizable sightseeing activities within the packages to suit your preferences and budget.

Transportation: Getting around the city is challenging, so leave it up to us. We take care of the airport and sightseeing transfer and ensure your travel is safe and smooth

Travel Season: April-May and September-October is the peak travel season in Vietnam. So, the average cost may vary, but again, the starting cost for a honeymoon couple in Vietnam is less with Dimaak Tours.

Average Cost of Vietnam Honeymoon Package

• If you are looking for a budget-friendly Honeymoon trip to Vietnam, avoid the peak season and its crowd.
• 3 Star Hotels, Guest houses and homestays are usually reasonable.
• Flights are usually reasonable on offseasons, Tuesdays and Thursdays. [Note: Weekends tend to be more expensive]

How to Reach Vietnam from India

If you are wondering how to reach Vietnam from India, we are here to help you.

Flights:

Landing at Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City is the best option for traveling from India. Vietnamese Airlines and Indian Airlines offer direct flights to Vietnam.

To reach Vietnam, you can fly with Vietjet Air and Vietnam Airlines, the Indian airline Indigo, or other airlines such as Singapore Airlines, Air Asia, and Thai Airways.

You can get direct flights from major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Kolkata.

On average, the flight charges one way per person, starting from INR 14,000 and exceeding INR 40,000 for a round trip.

Train:

If you have time and want an adventurous option, you should travel by train. Though it is time-consuming, you can enjoy the South Asian country ride as it goes via China and Myanmar.

Vietnam Visa Requirements for Indian Citizens

Honeymoon Couples from India require a visa to visit Vietnam. The country has two types of visas available.

On-Arrival Visa:

For an on-arrival visa, you need an approval letter before leaving India.

The approval letter fee is $10.

When you reach Vietnam, you must show your approval letter to get your on-arrival visa, which costs $25.

E-Visa:

You can get the e-Visa online before going. It costs around $35, approximately INR 3500. It is valid for up to 90 days and allows multiple entries.

Accommodation in Vietnam for Honeymoon Couples

Vietnam offers all types of accommodation, from premium five-star stays to budget-friendly stays. Now, you can plan and book your luxury Vietnam honeymoon stay.

Listed below are a few of the best places for couples to stay in Vietnam, so why wait? Go check it out.

Transportation in Vietnam

If you are considering how to travel in Vietnam, you need not worry as you get various means of transportation to roam around in Vietnam. You get motorbikes, cars, buses, trains, ferries, rickshaws, etc in Vietnam. But if you want a hassle-free trip, Dimaak Tours offers its means for airport pickups and sightseeing transfers.

• Motorbikes: In Vietnam, motorbikes are an efficient way to roam around the city with your loved ones. They also give you the chance to explore each corner and gain insight into the city. The best way to get to know the different regions is by taking a motorbike ride.
• Cars: You can also rent cars to travel long distances. Grab is a vehicle booking app that usually offers good car options and premium vehicles. So you can sit back and enjoy your honeymoon ride.
• Buses: Buses are readily available in Vietnam. They are a budget-friendly option for roaming between towns. Open tour buses are also available, giving you the city's nicest view.
• Rickshaws: These are also known as Cyclos. They are found in Ho Chi Minh City, and in comparison to other means of transport, they are not very frequent.
• Trains: Taking trains for intercity rides between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City is also a good option for enjoying the scenic view of Vietnam.
• Ferries: It connects Vietnam with its islands, such as Phu Quoc and Ha Long Bay. They also travel through waterways, crossing the Mekong Delta and offering a beautiful riverside view.
• Cruises: It is the most luxurious way to get around Halong Bay, viewing towering limestone formations and its hidden coves.
• Helicopters and Airplanes: What could be more unique than taking your better half on a helicopter ride? To make your Vietnam honeymoon tour more special, you can also take a helicopter ride to get an Aerial view of the country.

Souvenir Shopping in Vietnam

Are you thinking about what is famous in Vietnam to buy? Don't worry; the list goes on. There are many things to buy in Vietnam so you can buy different kinds of souvenirs for different people.

Additional Tips for souvenir shopping:

• Keep cash
• Buy from a renowned seller
• Be gentle and modest while bargaining

Vietnamese cuisine that Indians must try

Vietnamese cuisine is popular for its fresh flavors. You can find a balanced flavor of sweet, spicy, sour and salty. You get dipping sauces with all its dishes. Below mentioned are some of the must-try vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes in Vietnam for honeymoon couples-

Vegetarian options in Vietnam

• Pho chay is a very popular Vietnamese noodle soup. It is made of Rice noodles, vegetables, tofu, and fresh herbs.
• Goi cuon chay is a spring roll made from rice paper wrappers, filled with vermicelli noodles, herbs, lettuce, cucumber, and other vegetables, and served with a peanut dipping sauce.
• Com chay is a stir-fried vegetable dish with fried tofu, lemongrass mushrooms, and pickles. You can choose your own vegetables.
• Banh mi chay: It is a sandwich filled with a variety of vegetarian options like pate made from tofu or mushrooms, pickled vegetables, herbs, and chili sauce, all served on a crispy French baguette.
• Xoi chay is a steamed sticky rice dish with coconut milk. It can be served plain or with various toppings, such as fried shallots, mung beans, or fried tofu.

Non-vegetarian options in Vietnam for Indian honeymoon couples

• Bun Bo Hue is a noodle soup. The broth is simmered for hours with beef bones, lemongrass, and other spices, resulting in a deep, complex flavor. The soup is typically served with rice noodles, thin slices of beef, and a variety of herbs and vegetables.
• Com Tam is a breakfast dish in Vietnam, but you can have it anytime. It is served with grilled pork or chicken, a fried egg, pickled vegetables, and a dipping sauce. You can add any variety of toppings, such as shredded pork skin, roasted peanuts, and chili sauce.
• Bún Chả (Hanoi Bun Cha): grilled pork served with rice noodles, fresh herbs, and a dipping sauce. It is grilled over charcoal and has a smoky and savory flavor. Bun Cha is often served with a side of fried spring rolls.
• Banh Mi (Vietnamese Baguette): popular street food item in Vietnam. Consists of a crusty baguette. Include pork, pate, pickled vegetables, and herbs. Banh Mi is a delicious and affordable way to try a variety of Vietnamese flavors.
• Mi Quang (Yellow Noodle Soup): Noodle soup is a specialty of central Vietnam and is made with turmeric-dyed rice noodles, pork, shrimp, and various vegetables. The broth is flavorful and slightly sweet, and the noodles have a chewy texture. Mi Quang is often served with a side of herbs and lime wedges.

Unique Things to Do in Vietnam

Every country has unique things to offer, and Vietnam does too. It offers experiences that are beyond the normal tourist attractions. Add some of the best things to your to-do list when you visit Vietnam -

• Hoi An Lantern Festival: It is a lantern-lighting festival in which the entire Hoi An Ancient Town is decorated with lantern lights of different sizes, patterns, shapes, and colors, giving the capital city a vibrant, magical look. This festival falls on the 14th day of every lunar month, coinciding with the full moon. [lantern lights are also floated on the Thu Bon River, giving the entire city a mystic look].
• Traditional Ao Dai Costume Photoshoot: Tell me, who doesn’t keep a memory of the visited place? The best way to re-live those memories is through a photograph. One of the best things a honeymoon couple can do in Vietnam is to wear a Traditional Ao Dai costume and photoshoot. So, live the Vietnamese culture through its traditional Ao Dai Costume.
• Water Puppet Show Hanoi: It portrays the traditional Vietnamese Art Form. In the water puppetry show, each puppet represents a character from Vietnamese legends and folktales. The show has a captivating effect, and you will be lost in the mesmerizing Vietnamese art.
• Spelunking and Potholing: Vietnam is very popular for its large caves. It is a paradise for spelunking enthusiasts. Spelunking is the other name for caving. Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, situated in Quang Binh Province, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has the world’s most beautiful caves.

[Note: If you are physically fit, you should go for Spelunking and Patholing. And wear proper equipment, including a helmet, headlamp, gloves, and sturdy shoes].

• Crawl through Chu Chi Tunnel: It is one of the best things to do for a honeymoon couple in Vietnam. You can crawl through the labyrinth of Chu Chi Tunnel and experience Vietnam's wartime history. These tunnels were used as bunkers, hiding spots, and communication routes during wartime.

So, if you are in Vietnam for your honeymoon, try these unique things to do for a chilling and calming experience

Vietnam City Nightlife Guide

Vietnam offers a plethora of nightlife experiences. You will find a variety of activities that match your tastes. To experience the best nightlife in Vietnam, check out some of the ideas given below,

• Food and Shopping Markets: Hanoi Old Quarter has 30+ streets with all kinds of shops to meet your needs. Dong Xuan Market is a wholesale market where you can get everything from clothes and food to household items.

You must visit Ho Chi Minh Bui Vien Walking Street. This street is very popular in the city as it is lined with many bars, coffee shops, restaurants, and street food stalls with lights, loud music, and fragrant aromas of Vietnamese cuisine.

• Live Entertainment: Experience Vietnamese culture and tradition through its rich performances. Traditional shows include water puppetry shows, Ca Tru Singing, Xam shows, and Don Ca Tai Tu performances.
• Night Bars and Clubs: If you are looking for thriving nightlife scenes, go to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. You will get nightclubs, rooftop bars and pubs and can enjoy it with live music or loud music. Also, Nha Trang and Phu Quoc are filled with beach bars and clubs.

Conclusion

From Halong Bay's beauty to Hanoi's vibrant streets and the serene landscapes of Hoi An, every destination is imbued with romance and charm. With handcrafted itineraries, luxurious accommodations, and personalized experiences, we strive to make your Vietnam honeymoon Tour a seamless blend of relaxation, adventure, and romance. Let us be your guide as you begin this new chapter together, where every moment is filled with love and wonder.Book your dream honeymoon with Dimaak Tours today, and let the magic of Vietnam ignite your love story.