Vietnam Travel FAQs: Everything Indian Travelers Need to Know

Vietnam is the 43rd safest country in the world, based on the safest and most dangerous countries ranking. The levels of crimes remain relatively low compared to other regions of the world. Especially, the reported number of crimes against women in Vietnam are low, and the overwhelming majority of tourists find the people to be peaceful and friendly. All in all, oozing with numerous attractions to keep you intrigued, Vietnam is an extremely safe country to travel in. With a few helpful hints and a good understanding of your surroundings, you will have a smooth, trouble-free and safe trip.

Yes. Indian passport holders need a valid Vietnam visa for most trips. For ordinary tourism, the official Vietnam eVisa is usually the simplest route. It may be issued for up to 90 days and for single or multiple entry. Visa on Arrival is a separate, conditional route and should not be treated as a general last-minute backup. For the current framework, see our Vietnam visa guide for Indian travellers.

It really depends on what you want to experience. We are proud to offer Indian customers the best tours and packages from luxury to budget at the best prices at the best quality.

With strong support from professional travel experts, you will enjoy your trip with excellent service: our best guides who are always enthusiastic with their job, our itineraries that are tailored made according to your requirement, our nice vehicles with good quality and so on

During high season of tourism in Vietnam, good hotels, flights, guides… can be fully booked many months before. Therefore, making reservation services with us in advance is especially a good idea for your trip to Vietnam.

Vietnamese Dong (VND) is the official currency of Vietnam. This money was formerly known as Ho Chi Minh money, because most of the front of the paper money is printed in Ho Chi Minh City and especially when used to distinguish it from other currencies that have been released before. In Vietnam, the same name is called “dong”. There are lots of places to exchange currencies and you will find them very easy. You can convert currencies in all banks in Vietnam or Online currency exchange services.

Yes, you will. We assure that for all days with our sightseeing tours, you always have the strong support of our helpful and experienced tour guide during the trip so you don’t have to worry about it.

Yes, we have. Indian and vegetarian restaurants are very popular in Vietnam. Despite not being famous as Bali, Vietnam will be your new heaven of veggie food. Here are some popular Indian restaurants for you: Namaste, Tandoor, Baba’s Kitchen, Mumtaz Indian, Little India, Khazana…

No, we do not serve Indian food for cruises in Halong Bay. However, we do serve the International buffet or Western set menu. Our customers are very happy about that, so do not worry about the food.

You could find many bars, pubs in these big cities. Here are some of our Customer’s First Choices for you:

• In Hanoi, around Ta Hien street: Smack Dab, Twilight Sky Bar, Blues Bar Hanoi, Mojito Bar & Lounge
• In Ho Chi Minh city, Bui Vien Street: Saigon Soul Pool Party, Chill Skybar, Glow Skybar, EON Heli Bar, Pub Crawl Saigon
• In Da Nang, Bach Dang street: Eclat Cafe & Bar, The 1920’s Lounge, N Pub, The Secret Garden Pub & Cafe, Poolside Bar
• In Siem Reap: Naga Bar, The Local – Brew Pub, Prive Bar and Lounge

Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam so there are a lot of activities which you could enjoy: join a free walking tour to explore local life, go around for shopping, discover this city with a cyclo tour, visit local pagodas and temples or taste delicious Street food or Special food that only have in Hanoi like a beer or egg coffee near Hoan Kiem Lake, etc

Ho Chi Minh is not only the biggest city in Vietnam but also is a very famous city for entertainment activities. You could take a walk in Nguyen Hue Walking Street, stroll through the Book Street, enjoy a free concert at the Saigon Opera House or explore some excited night bars, pubs here. Moreover, you also could find the shopping malls with international brand names, local markets with local products, etc.

Yeah, why not? Our Travel Consultant will support you to give you the best optional tours which are suitable for your days. However, please note that if there are any changes about your tour after confirming, you should inform us as soon as possible because there will be some additional charges for the last-minute situation.

Vietnam is over 1,000km (600 miles) in length and has 3 main areas from North to South, each region has different weather during the year. So normally, you could travel to Vietnam all year around. While North & Central of Vietnam (Hanoi, Halong Bay, Sapa, Hue, Danang, Hoian) will be cool from Oct to Mar, the other months will be warm. However, our South of Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh, Phan Thiet, Vung Tau, etc) will be warm all year around. Sep to Dec will be rainy season in our Central area, especially Hue. Contact us and our best Travel Consultants will suggest you the best time to see the destinations as you wish.

Explore the local life is one of the most interesting experiences when you visit Vietnam and traveling around this country is very easy. You can join in a free walking tour, ask the receptionist at your hotel to call a taxi, or just download the “GRAB” or “Xanh SM” app in your phone to book the car or motorbike to your own free-day trip.

Of course, you could. Please send us an email or contact us on WhatsApp so we can check and send you the new rates if the room is available.

For most Indian tourists, start with the official Vietnam eVisa route. Apply through the government eVisa portal, follow the current document and fee instructions shown there, then check/download the result through the official system. An approved eVisa may be valid for up to 90 days and may allow single or multiple entry.

Embassy/consular visas and Visa on Arrival are separate routes with different eligibility and procedures. Visa on Arrival is not a general emergency shortcut and requires the necessary approval before travel. See our eVisa guide, VOA guide, and renewal/extension guide for the current rules.