The Five Really Obvious Ways To Vietnam Backpacking Tour Guides Better That You Ever Did

When we touched the shore we had lunch at a tasty restaurant on the coast line, which was included in the price. This post has made it clear to me that I need a Vietnamese trip in my life! Day 1. Transfer from HCM to downtown Saigon for overnight stay in hotel. And excellent news you've spent less than planned - such good value there for all the fun you can have isn't it!

Apart from the wedding part of course! Hello Gavin, I hadn't actually considered Mui Ne when I was going to Vietnam. It was really easy and they delivered them to the Mini Hotel Saigon where I stayed on the first night.

Or you may be able to book it on arrival - they offered the service at the front desk when I went. I'll make sure to reread when I make it back. We don't have much time so am worried if we wait to book the tour the day before we will miss out on the day we want to go. But, it seems as if all the tours are much more expensive to book online.

I'ts my 1st time in vietnam. Would love to go to Hong Kong! Hi Vicky, thank you so much for sharing your travels with the world!

I am finding that even common phrases are incredibly difficult to pronounce. P/s: I'm a private tour guide in vietnam travel, but i consider my mission is not only about business, but also to help traveller when they traveling to a country that they can't speak the language. Sorry, all my tried and tested tips are in the post.

Great place to go on your honeymoon by the way! I was looking for ages for some guidance on Vietnam. I am having trouble with whether to start from the north and go south and what would be the best way to do this?

In terms of day apportionment, was thinking hanoi, nhtrang, han oi, dnang, halong, mekong and cambodia for a day or two?! Yeah I feel like HCMC and Hanoi divides people, but I'm definitely in the HCMC camp! I'm glad you had a good time, sounds like I need to see more of the north too!

It was my first time in Asia and I was super eager and excited so I went a little OTT on booking stuff. Im more interested in knowing, is there anything special worth travelling overland for, from DaNang to Hanoi, or is this leg worth skipping and saving those 13 hours or so (total travelling time, whether taken in a single trip or broken over few days) for a one hour flight. What a fun and exciting article to read!

Guess next year i'll just have to finally go there! Take a quick look at a map of Vietnam and you will immediately notice it's unusual elongated shape. Simply choose whether you want to start in Hanoi or in Ho Chi Minh City and then work your way to the other end of the country.