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Top Vietnam Tour by Duration

Hanoi Train Street: A Unique Blend of Old and New

01 - 06 Days

Halong Bay Cooking Class: Discover Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine

07 - 10 Days

11 - 15 Days

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Top Vietnam Destinations

Ha Noi

Ha Long Bay

Sa Pa

Hoi An

Panoramic view of Chi Minh's rivers and lakes

Ho Chi Minh

Ninh Binh

Da Nang

Hue

Clear blue beach by the river from above

Nha Trang

Phu Quoc

floating market east of the Mekong River

Mekong Delta

Quang Binh

Pu Luong

Da Lat

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What is the best option to arrive in Vietnam?

The most convenient way to travel to Vietnam is to book an international flight that lands at one of the major airports. The largest airports are located in major cities such as Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. Additionally, for travelers in this part of Asia, taking a train or bus from neighboring countries like Laos, China, or Cambodia is also an option.

Are credit cards widely accepted?

Major cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City accept credit card (Visa, MasterCard, JCB, American Express) payments in upmarket establishments intended for the tourist market, such as high-end restaurants and mid-level or above hotels. Credit card payments are likely to attract a surcharge of 3.5% or more. Make sure to travel with enough cash when traveling outside the major cities. Additionally, there is the option to carry travelers’ cheques which can easily be converted to cash in any decent size city.

What is the preferred currency?

The local Vietnamese Dong and American Dollar are both accepted in Vietnam. However, the Dong is a closed currency and only available to exchange on arrival in the country. Use the local banks and ATMs to get this currency. The American Dollar is useful in a variety of situations, such as paying the cost of visa on arrival or tipping drivers, guides, bell boys, etc.