6 Day Tour Packages
Discover Vietnam’s highlights in just 6 days! From Hanoi’s ancient charm and breathtaking Halong Bay cruises to vibrant Saigon life. Specially designed tours for Indian travelers seeking authentic local culture, comfort and memorable experiences.
Planning a 6 day Vietnam tour from India?
A 6 day Vietnam tour gives you enough time to see more than one region without feeling too rushed.
You can combine North and Central Vietnam, North and South Vietnam, or focus on Northern mountains plus Halong Bay in one compact itinerary.
This page groups the key 6 day Vietnam tour packages that Vietnam Story operates for Indian travellers, with clear routes, INR pricing and local support.
In 6 days you can:
- See both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City with Halong Bay, Cu Chi and the Mekong Delta.
- Combine Halong Bay with Da Nang, Ba Na Hills and Hoi An in one trip.
- Focus on Northern highlights like Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Sapa and an overnight Halong cruise.
- Choose a mixed route that balances city sightseeing, landscapes and some free time.
Is 6 days enough to see Vietnam from India?
Six days in Vietnam is enough for Indian travellers to see two to three key regions, as long as the itinerary is planned carefully with short internal flights and well organised transfers.
You will not see every place in the country, but you can comfortably cover:
- North plus South highlights, for example Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Halong Bay, Ho Chi Minh City, Cu Chi and the Mekong Delta.
- North plus Central, for example Hanoi, Halong Bay, Da Nang, Ba Na Hills and Hoi An.
- Northern focus, for example Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Sapa and Halong Bay.
The tours listed below are built around these patterns so that your 6 days and 5 nights in Vietnam are used in a smart way.
Popular 6 day Vietnam tour routes for Indian travellers
At Vietnam Story, most 6 day Vietnam tour packages for Indian guests fall into four main route types.
- North and South highlights:
Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Halong Bay, Ho Chi Minh City, Cu Chi Tunnels and the Mekong Delta.
Good balance of scenery, history and city life. - North and Central mix:
Hanoi and Halong Bay with Da Nang, Ba Na Hills and Hoi An Ancient Town.
Good if you want both the Golden Bridge and a Halong cruise in one trip. - Full line North, Central and South:
Hanoi, Halong Bay, Da Nang, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City in a fast paced 6 day circuit. - Northern highlights only:
Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Sapa and Halong or Lan Ha Bay, ideal for cooler weather and mountain scenery.
Each tour below follows one of these patterns, with clear day wise plans on the individual tour pages.
Best Vietnam 6 day tour packages at Vietnam Story
Here is an overview of the main 6 day Vietnam tour packages that are popular with Indian travellers.
Use this summary to choose the route that fits your group before you open the detailed tour pages.
6 Days Chalo North and South Vietnam – from around ₹22,769 per person
This tour connects North and South Vietnam in one compact 6 day itinerary.
It is a good choice if you want to see classic landscapes around Hanoi and Halong Bay, plus the energy of Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong region.
- Explore Hanoi Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake and nearby landmarks on a guided city tour.
- Take a day trip to Ninh Binh for river boat rides through limestone landscapes at places like Tam Coc or Trang An.
- Cruise in Halong Bay or Lan Ha Bay with time for kayaking and visiting caves, depending on the final program.
- Fly to Ho Chi Minh City to visit spots such as the War Remnants Museum, Reunification Palace and Ben Thanh Market.
- Visit the Cu Chi Tunnels and take a boat trip into the Mekong Delta to see local villages and fruit farms.
- Suitable for first time visitors who want one trip that covers both North and South Vietnam.
View detailed itinerary: 6 Days Chalo North and South Vietnam
6-Day Discovery Northern Splendor to Central Charm – from around ₹25,586 per person
This route is for travellers who want to focus on the North and Central parts of Vietnam.
You see Hanoi and Halong Bay, then fly to Da Nang for beaches, Ba Na Hills and Hoi An.
- Start with a Hanoi city tour including Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake and traditional sites such as the Temple of Literature.
- Cruise through Halong Bay with visiting caves, kayaking and photo stops among limestone karsts.
- Fly down to Da Nang for My Khe Beach and coastal views along the Son Tra peninsula, if time allows.
- Visit Ba Na Hills by cable car, walk on the Golden Bridge and spend time in the hill side theme and entertainment area.
- Explore Hoi An Ancient Town with lantern streets, old houses and riverside cafes.
- Ideal if you want both Halong Bay and the Golden Bridge in a single 6 day plan.
View detailed itinerary: 6-Day Discovery Northern Splendor to Central Charm
6-Day Discover Vietnam’s Iconic Trip – from around ₹25,653 per person
This is a higher energy itinerary that combines North, Central and South Vietnam.
It suits travellers who want to see many iconic places within 6 days and are comfortable with a busy schedule.
- Visit key Hanoi sights such as Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter before heading to the coast.
- Enjoy a Halong Bay cruise with time on deck, visits to caves and kayaking where included.
- Fly to Da Nang to see My Khe Beach and nearby Marble Mountains or coastal viewpoints.
- Walk through Hoi An Ancient Town in the evening for lantern lights and riverside atmosphere.
- Finish in Ho Chi Minh City with visits to central landmarks and markets, depending on your flight timing.
- Best for couples or small groups who want to touch all three main regions of Vietnam in one trip.
View detailed itinerary: 6-Day Discover Vietnam’s Iconic Trip
6 Days Glance At Vietnam – from around ₹26,077 per person
This tour is built for travellers who want to start in Ho Chi Minh City and end with an overnight cruise in Halong Bay.
It is a good choice if flights into the South work better for you.
- Begin in Ho Chi Minh City with a city tour that can include the War Remnants Museum, Reunification Palace and central markets.
- Visit the Cu Chi Tunnels to understand how the underground network was used during the war.
- Fly up to Hanoi and explore the Old Quarter and main city highlights.
- Spend a night on a Halong Bay cruise with full board, activities and time on the water.
- Balanced for guests who like both modern city life and natural scenery.
View detailed itinerary: 6 Days Glance At Vietnam Highlights
6 Days Northern Vietnam’s Highlights – from around ₹34,910 per person
This itinerary stays completely in the North, mixing city, countryside and mountains.
It is ideal if you want cooler weather, terraced fields and a mix of Ninh Binh and Sapa with Halong Bay.
- Explore Hanoi Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake and cultural sites in the capital city.
- Travel to Ninh Binh for a boat trip through rice fields and limestone cliffs at places like Tam Coc or Trang An.
- Head to Sapa in the highlands to see terraced fields, local villages and Fansipan by cable car if included.
- Return towards the coast for an overnight or day cruise in Halong or Lan Ha Bay.
- Good for families or groups who enjoy walking, scenery and cooler climates.
View detailed itinerary: 6 Days Tour of Vietnam Northern Highlights
How much does a 6 day Vietnam tour from India cost?
For most 6 day Vietnam tour packages on this page, land only prices usually start from around ₹22,700 per person and can go up to ₹35,000 or more per person for more complex routes or higher hotel categories.
These figures are for reference and can change with season, hotel level, cruise category and group size.
| Route type | Typical price range (land only) | Notes |
|---|
| North and South highlights | From around ₹22,700 per person | Good value, covers Hanoi, Halong, HCMC, Cu Chi and Mekong. |
| North and Central mix | From around ₹25,000 to ₹27,000 per person | Includes Halong Bay cruise and Ba Na Hills with Golden Bridge. |
| Full North, Central and South circuit | From around ₹25,000 to ₹30,000 per person | Fast paced, includes at least two domestic flights. |
| Northern highlights only | From around ₹30,000 to ₹35,000 per person | Stays in the North with Ninh Binh, Sapa and Halong Bay. |
What is usually included
- Hotel stays for 5 nights in 3 star or 4 star category with daily breakfast.
- Airport pick up and drop in Vietnam as per the tour route.
- All main sightseeing transfers by private car or shared coach, based on the program.
- Cruise or boat trips in places like Halong Bay, Lan Ha Bay, Trang An or the Mekong Delta, as per itinerary.
- Entry tickets to listed attractions and excursions.
- Local English speaking guide services on tour days.
- Support from the Vietnam Story team throughout the trip.
What is usually not included
- International flights from India to Vietnam and return.
- Visa fees and any visa service charges.
- Meals not mentioned in the program, such as most lunches and dinners.
- Personal expenses, shopping, minibar, laundry and tips.
- Travel insurance and optional activities you decide on during the trip.
Should you choose 4, 5 or 6 days in Vietnam?
The right tour duration depends on how many regions you want to see and how much free time you need.
| Duration | Typical coverage | Best for |
|---|
| 4 days | One main region, for example only North or only South. | Extended weekend, very short leave from work, quick taste of Vietnam. |
| 5 days | One region with more depth, or a short North plus South highlight route. | First timers who want a little more than a short break but still tight schedule. |
| 6 days | Two to three regions with a mix of city, nature and some free time. | Indian travellers who want a fuller trip but still limited to about one week off. |
| 7 days and above | More relaxed pace or additional regions such as both Sapa and Central Vietnam. | Families and groups who want deeper experiences and more flexible time. |
If you are unsure between 5 and 6 days, think about whether you want an extra city or region. Six days usually allows at least one more major place without making the schedule too tight.
Travel essentials for a 6 day Vietnam itinerary from India
Visa and documents
- Most Indian passport holders travel to Vietnam using an e visa applied online before the trip.
- Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the date you arrive in Vietnam.
- Carry printouts of your visa approval letter, return flight tickets and hotel or tour confirmations.
- Check the latest visa rules and conditions before booking, as regulations can change.
Flights and routing
- Choose your arrival and departure cities to match your chosen route, for example arrive in Hanoi and depart from Ho Chi Minh City for North and South tours.
- For North and Central routes, you may arrive in Hanoi and depart from Da Nang or return from Hanoi, depending on the plan.
- Most 6 day tours include one or two domestic flights; these are normally built into the package price.
- Plan arrival flights that reach Vietnam early in the day so you can use the first day for sightseeing.
Indian meals and vegetarian options
- In Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang there are Indian restaurants and vegetarian friendly places.
- Breakfast at hotels is usually buffet with bread, fruits, salads and some hot vegetarian items.
- You can request no beef or no pork and pure vegetarian preferences in advance so that suitable restaurants can be suggested.
- On cruises and in smaller towns, the team can help coordinate meal options as much as possible within the local menu.
Payments, SIM and local transport
- Carry an international debit or credit card and some cash in INR or USD to exchange into VND on arrival.
- UPI is not widely accepted in Vietnam yet, so do not rely on it as your only payment method.
- Vietnam Story can arrange a local SIM card or eSIM so that you have data for maps and messaging.
- All standard tours include airport transfers and day to day transfers, so you rarely need to manage taxis yourself for the main program.
Pace and packing tips
- Six day itineraries can be busy, especially if you cover more than one region, so keep luggage light and easy to move.
- Pack layers to handle different climates if your route includes both mountains and coastal cities.
- Comfortable walking shoes are important for city tours, cave visits and light trekking.
Who should choose a 6 day Vietnam tour?
- Travellers from India with about one week of total leave, including travel days.
- First time visitors who want to see more than one region without a very long trip.
- Couples or small families who are comfortable with one or two domestic flights inside Vietnam.
- Groups that want a mix of city life, landscapes and some free time for shopping or cafes.
If you prefer a slower pace with more free time in each city, you may want to consider a 7 day or longer tour instead.
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FAQs about 6 day Vietnam tour packages from India
Is 6 days enough for a first trip to Vietnam from India?
Six days is enough to see key highlights in two or three regions if you follow a well planned itinerary. You will not cover every city, but you can experience places like Hanoi, Halong Bay and Ho Chi Minh City in one trip.
Are flights from India included in the tour price?
No, the prices shown on most 6 day Vietnam tours are for land packages only.
You book your international flights separately, while Vietnam Story takes care of all arrangements inside Vietnam.
Can Indian meals be arranged during a 6 day Vietnam tour?
Yes, in major cities there are Indian and vegetarian friendly restaurants, and the team can suggest options based on your preferences. For cruises and smaller destinations, advance notice helps us align the meals as closely as possible with your needs.
Which 6 day Vietnam route is best for families?
Families often choose North and South highlights or Northern highlights only, because these routes offer a balance of city visits, gentle activities and scenic cruises. The mix of culture, light walking and boat trips works well for children and seniors.
Can the 6 day itineraries be customised?
Yes, most 6 day Vietnam tour packages at Vietnam Story can be adjusted for hotel category, pace, free time and special interests. Share your group size, age range and key priorities so that the team can fine tune the plan for you.
