Vietnam is no doubt to be a top-list country when it comes to traveling. To enjoy the whole beauty of Vietnam in a short period, we suggest you stick to the Vietnam 2-week itinerary that we offer as a tour package. The trip will make you yearn to stay here forever once you leave.
Day 1-2 at Ha Noi
After a long flight, we’ll take you to the hotel to check in and have a day for recovery. If you can’t wait to discover the beauty of the capital, we recommend a self-tour around Hoan Kiem Lake to enjoy the tranquil ambiance.
Our journey will begin on day 2, with the first destination being Tran Quoc Pagoda. With an age of up to 1500 years, it’s one of the top 10 most beautiful temples in the world. There are many informational signs or guides to help you learn about Buddhism and its practices.
Then, we’ll head to the most iconic Ho Chi Minh Complex. It’s an impressive historical site honoring Vietnam’s renowned president. You can visit Ho Chi Minh’s preserved stilt house and the Ho Chi Minh Museum to learn about his life and the country’s revolution. Don’t miss seeing his preserved body at the mausoleum.
Finally, you’ll have a chance to visit the historic Temple of Literature. Built in 1070, it housed Vietnam’s first university and was an important center of learning. The temple has beautiful architecture and gardens and honors scholars and sages with stone stelae.
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is always full of country flags (Source: Du Lich Viet)
Day 3 at stunning Ninh Binh
Now, we’ll make our way to the UNESCO Heritage Site – Ninh Binh. Hoa Lu will be the first destination in this province. It was the capital of Vietnam during the Dinh and Early Le dynasties. Take your time to wander through the crumbling vestiges of royal palaces and temples nestled amongst towering limestone peaks.
After a short transfer, we’ll row on bamboo boats to Tam Coc – Halong Bay on Land. It is renowned for its stunning scenery, characterized by towering limestone karsts, serene rice paddies, and meandering rivers. If you’re seeking a tranquil getaway immersed in natural beauty, this place is an ideal choice.
Mua Cave is our final destination here. It’s a short hike from the Tam Coc boat dock, and the views from the top are simply stunning. We highly recommend making the climb to the top of the cave, as it is well worth the effort. The views are truly breathtaking, and you will not be disappointed.
Ninh Binh with the stunning mountain chains (Source: Lang Son news)
Day 4 at Ha Long Bay
After a short drive, we’ll arrive at the top-list destination of the Vietnam 2-week itinerary, Ha Long Bay. It is a stunning natural wonder with over 1,600 islands and islets, towering limestone cliffs, and hidden caves. The bay is also home to a diverse ecosystem of marine life.
In Ha Long Bay, you can explore hidden caves, go kayaking or swimming, climb to the top of Ti Top Island, visit a floating village, and take a boat cruise. These activities will help you experience the stunning beauty of Ha Long Bay. These are just a few of the many things you can do in Ha Long Bay. With so much to see and do, you’re sure to have a memorable trip.
The emerald water of Ha Long Bay (Source: Hanoi Daewoo hotel)
5 days in Central Vietnam
We’ll first come to Hue, a place renowned for poetic landscapes and hospital people. After enjoying the historic values of Hue Imperial Citadel, we’ll have a tour around Dong Ba Market. It is a bustling hub of trade and culture in the heart of Hue, Vietnam. Don’t forget to taste the local cuisine, like steaming phở entices or bánh xèo sizzles.
From days 7-8, we’ll transfer to Da Nang. We’ll first discover the grand Marble Mountains. These are a group of five limestone and marble hills that offer stunning views of the surrounding city and coastline. Then, take your time to embrace the charm of Ba Na Hill Complex. There will be many exciting activities for you to do here, typically sightseeing on the single-track cable car or visiting the Golden Bridge.
Our final day in Central Vietnam will be for the ancient town of Hoi An. The architecture of Hoi An is a blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese influences. Step into the heart of Hoi An, and you’ll be transported back in time as the town’s ancient streets whisper tales of its rich past.
The unique feature of Golden Bridge (Source: Tuoi Tre news)
Day 11 in the rest of Vietnam
The remains of our journey will be in the South and West of Vietnam. After a long flight, we’ll depart and have a day break in Ho Chi Minh City. On day 11, we’ll have a city tour with the starting point at the War Remnants Museum. This historical place presents a sobering look at the Vietnam War from the Vietnamese perspective. Also, you’ll have a chance to enjoy the beauty of Notre Dame Cathedral and the General Post Office.
Then, we’ll move to the most iconic site here – the Cu Chi tunnel. It is a complex of underground tunnels built by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War to hide from American forces. While here, you’ll be able to experience the underground life and admire the weapon arrangement used to fight against the enemies.
On day 13, we’ll head to Can Tho, the beating heart of the Mekong Delta. You’ll have a tour of the Cái Răng floating market, teeming with boats selling fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Don’t miss your chance to eat some juicy fruits while immersing yourself in the tranquil ambiance.
Bustling life of Cái Răng floating market (Source: Vietnamnet)
Final Thoughts
Here is the all-about Vietnam 2-week itinerary that will tickle your fancy. Vietnam is no doubt to be a top-list place to go if you want to relax in the wonderful world after hustling days. Don’t hesitate anymore, but book yourself a trip at Ftrip and start your journey now!
