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Vietnam is a land where limestone cliffs rise above emerald waters, lantern-lit streets lead to buzzing markets, and every bowl of noodles tells a story. From the motorbike-swept chaos of Hanoi to the golden beaches of Da Nang and the misty highlands of Sapa, Vietnam offers a journey through history, flavors, and landscapes - all wrapped in warm, unhurried hospitality.
Best Rated Journeys in the Region
Travellers praise Vietnam for its ability to be both grounding and exhilarating. Whether it’s sipping egg coffee in Hanoi’s hidden alleys, drifting past limestone islands on a Ha Long Bay cruise, or cycling through the lantern-lit lanes of Hoi An, every moment feels rich with atmosphere. From the rush of crossing a Saigon street at rush hour to the calm of a sunrise over terraced fields in Mu Cang Chai, Vietnam has a way of staying with you long after you’ve left.
Traveller Notes
Vietnam is a country of contrasts - French colonial architecture beside sleek glass towers, ancient temples a short walk from trendy coffee shops. Each region has its own personality: Hanoi’s old-world charm and lakeside cafés, Hoi An’s riverside glow and tailors, Ha Long Bay’s otherworldly karst formations, and the Mekong Delta’s floating markets and lush waterways. Whether you’re here to island-hop in Phu Quoc, trek rice terraces in the north, or taste your way through Saigon’s street stalls, Vietnam offers a tapestry of experiences - stitched together by a rhythm of life that is uniquely its own.
Getting Around: Domestic flights save time on long distances, while trains and sleeper buses offer a scenic (and budget-friendly) alternative. In cities, grab rideshares or rent a scooter if you’re confident.
Food Finds: Pho and banh mi are must-tries, but seek out regional dishes like cao lầu in Hoi An, bun bo Hue in the central region, and fresh seafood along the coast.
Timing: March–May and September–November bring pleasant weather across most regions. The north can be cool in winter; the south is warm year-round.
Etiquette: Dress modestly in temples and rural areas, remove shoes before entering homes, and learn a few basic Vietnamese phrases — it’s always appreciated.
Must Visit Spots
Vietnam is a country of contrasts - French colonial architecture beside sleek glass towers, ancient temples a short walk from trendy coffee shops. Each region has its own personality: Hanoi’s old-world charm and lakeside cafés, Hoi An’s riverside glow and tailors, Ha Long Bay’s otherworldly karst formations, and the Mekong Delta’s floating markets and lush waterways. Whether you’re here to island-hop in Phu Quoc, trek rice terraces in the north, or taste your way through Saigon’s street stalls, Vietnam offers a tapestry of experiences - stitched together by a rhythm of life that is uniquely its own.
Alternate Nightlife Guide in Ho Chi Minh City – Craft beer bars, live indie music, and late-night phở.
Ha Long Bay by Kayak – Hidden caves, floating fishing villages, and sunrise paddles.
Lantern Festival in Hoi An – How to experience it like a local.
Trekking in Sapa – Rice terraces, homestays, and ethical trekking routes.ctive zones.
Our Approach
At Nomadish, we believe Vietnam’s soul lies in its balance of tradition and transformation. Our itineraries weave together the iconic with the unexpected, ensuring you see the landmarks but also experience the small, unscripted moments that define the country. We work with local guides, stay in boutique stays that reflect Vietnamese culture, and design routes that allow for both must-see sights and detours you didn’t know you needed. Every guide is built to help you not just visit Vietnam, but feel a part of it — whether it’s your first trip or your fifth.
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Vietnam is a land where limestone cliffs rise above emerald waters, lantern-lit streets lead to buzzing markets, and every bowl of noodles tells a story. From the motorbike-swept chaos of Hanoi to the golden beaches of Da Nang and the misty highlands of Sapa, Vietnam offers a journey through history, flavors, and landscapes - all wrapped in warm, unhurried hospitality.
Best Rated Journeys in the Region
Travellers praise Vietnam for its ability to be both grounding and exhilarating. Whether it’s sipping egg coffee in Hanoi’s hidden alleys, drifting past limestone islands on a Ha Long Bay cruise, or cycling through the lantern-lit lanes of Hoi An, every moment feels rich with atmosphere. From the rush of crossing a Saigon street at rush hour to the calm of a sunrise over terraced fields in Mu Cang Chai, Vietnam has a way of staying with you long after you’ve left.
Traveller Notes
Vietnam is a country of contrasts - French colonial architecture beside sleek glass towers, ancient temples a short walk from trendy coffee shops. Each region has its own personality: Hanoi’s old-world charm and lakeside cafés, Hoi An’s riverside glow and tailors, Ha Long Bay’s otherworldly karst formations, and the Mekong Delta’s floating markets and lush waterways. Whether you’re here to island-hop in Phu Quoc, trek rice terraces in the north, or taste your way through Saigon’s street stalls, Vietnam offers a tapestry of experiences - stitched together by a rhythm of life that is uniquely its own.
Getting Around: Domestic flights save time on long distances, while trains and sleeper buses offer a scenic (and budget-friendly) alternative. In cities, grab rideshares or rent a scooter if you’re confident.
Food Finds: Pho and banh mi are must-tries, but seek out regional dishes like cao lầu in Hoi An, bun bo Hue in the central region, and fresh seafood along the coast.
Timing: March–May and September–November bring pleasant weather across most regions. The north can be cool in winter; the south is warm year-round.
Etiquette: Dress modestly in temples and rural areas, remove shoes before entering homes, and learn a few basic Vietnamese phrases — it’s always appreciated.
Must Visit Spots
Vietnam is a country of contrasts - French colonial architecture beside sleek glass towers, ancient temples a short walk from trendy coffee shops. Each region has its own personality: Hanoi’s old-world charm and lakeside cafés, Hoi An’s riverside glow and tailors, Ha Long Bay’s otherworldly karst formations, and the Mekong Delta’s floating markets and lush waterways. Whether you’re here to island-hop in Phu Quoc, trek rice terraces in the north, or taste your way through Saigon’s street stalls, Vietnam offers a tapestry of experiences - stitched together by a rhythm of life that is uniquely its own.
Alternate Nightlife Guide in Ho Chi Minh City – Craft beer bars, live indie music, and late-night phở.
Ha Long Bay by Kayak – Hidden caves, floating fishing villages, and sunrise paddles.
Lantern Festival in Hoi An – How to experience it like a local.
Trekking in Sapa – Rice terraces, homestays, and ethical trekking routes.ctive zones.
Our Approach
At Nomadish, we believe Vietnam’s soul lies in its balance of tradition and transformation. Our itineraries weave together the iconic with the unexpected, ensuring you see the landmarks but also experience the small, unscripted moments that define the country. We work with local guides, stay in boutique stays that reflect Vietnamese culture, and design routes that allow for both must-see sights and detours you didn’t know you needed. Every guide is built to help you not just visit Vietnam, but feel a part of it — whether it’s your first trip or your fifth.
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VIETNAM
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Vietnam is a land where limestone cliffs rise above emerald waters, lantern-lit streets lead to buzzing markets, and every bowl of noodles tells a story. From the motorbike-swept chaos of Hanoi to the golden beaches of Da Nang and the misty highlands of Sapa, Vietnam offers a journey through history, flavors, and landscapes - all wrapped in warm, unhurried hospitality.
Best Rated Journeys in the Region
Travellers praise Vietnam for its ability to be both grounding and exhilarating. Whether it’s sipping egg coffee in Hanoi’s hidden alleys, drifting past limestone islands on a Ha Long Bay cruise, or cycling through the lantern-lit lanes of Hoi An, every moment feels rich with atmosphere. From the rush of crossing a Saigon street at rush hour to the calm of a sunrise over terraced fields in Mu Cang Chai, Vietnam has a way of staying with you long after you’ve left.
Traveller Notes
Vietnam is a country of contrasts - French colonial architecture beside sleek glass towers, ancient temples a short walk from trendy coffee shops. Each region has its own personality: Hanoi’s old-world charm and lakeside cafés, Hoi An’s riverside glow and tailors, Ha Long Bay’s otherworldly karst formations, and the Mekong Delta’s floating markets and lush waterways. Whether you’re here to island-hop in Phu Quoc, trek rice terraces in the north, or taste your way through Saigon’s street stalls, Vietnam offers a tapestry of experiences - stitched together by a rhythm of life that is uniquely its own.
Getting Around: Domestic flights save time on long distances, while trains and sleeper buses offer a scenic (and budget-friendly) alternative. In cities, grab rideshares or rent a scooter if you’re confident.
Food Finds: Pho and banh mi are must-tries, but seek out regional dishes like cao lầu in Hoi An, bun bo Hue in the central region, and fresh seafood along the coast.
Timing: March–May and September–November bring pleasant weather across most regions. The north can be cool in winter; the south is warm year-round.
Etiquette: Dress modestly in temples and rural areas, remove shoes before entering homes, and learn a few basic Vietnamese phrases — it’s always appreciated.
Must Visit Spots
Vietnam is a country of contrasts - French colonial architecture beside sleek glass towers, ancient temples a short walk from trendy coffee shops. Each region has its own personality: Hanoi’s old-world charm and lakeside cafés, Hoi An’s riverside glow and tailors, Ha Long Bay’s otherworldly karst formations, and the Mekong Delta’s floating markets and lush waterways. Whether you’re here to island-hop in Phu Quoc, trek rice terraces in the north, or taste your way through Saigon’s street stalls, Vietnam offers a tapestry of experiences - stitched together by a rhythm of life that is uniquely its own.
Alternate Nightlife Guide in Ho Chi Minh City – Craft beer bars, live indie music, and late-night phở.
Ha Long Bay by Kayak – Hidden caves, floating fishing villages, and sunrise paddles.
Lantern Festival in Hoi An – How to experience it like a local.
Trekking in Sapa – Rice terraces, homestays, and ethical trekking routes.ctive zones.
Our Approach
At Nomadish, we believe Vietnam’s soul lies in its balance of tradition and transformation. Our itineraries weave together the iconic with the unexpected, ensuring you see the landmarks but also experience the small, unscripted moments that define the country. We work with local guides, stay in boutique stays that reflect Vietnamese culture, and design routes that allow for both must-see sights and detours you didn’t know you needed. Every guide is built to help you not just visit Vietnam, but feel a part of it — whether it’s your first trip or your fifth.
Top Pick Experiences