Flights from Xiamen (XMN) to Vietnam

Discover Vietnam

Discover Vietnam

Why visit Vietnam?
Vietnam offers a blend of historic cities, dramatic coastlines, and peaceful countryside, all linked by a deep sense of heritage. You will find bustling streets, tranquil bays, and timeless villages sitting comfortably side by side.
What to expect
From the energy of Ho Chi Minh City to the tree-lined boulevards of Hanoi and the beaches around Da Nang, each region has its own pace. You can explore highland scenery, river deltas, and old trading ports within a single trip.
Plan your trip
Vietnam works well as both a standalone holiday and part of a wider journey through South-east Asia. Major cities are well connected, making it easy to combine urban stays, beach time, and cultural excursions.

Top experiences in Vietnam

Explore the Old Quarter of Hanoi

Wander narrow streets lined with shophouses, lakeside promenades, and colonial-era buildings in Vietnam's capital.

Cruise the limestone seascapes of Ha Long Bay

Sail among towering karst islands and hidden coves, with opportunities for kayaking and cave visits.

Discover riverside charm in Hoi An

Stroll lantern-lit streets, riverside cafes, and preserved merchant houses in this atmospheric old town near Da Nang.

Uncover history in Ho Chi Minh City

Visit museums, historic landmarks, and leafy boulevards that tell the story of Vietnam's modern evolution.

Relax on central Vietnam's beaches

Unwind on sandy shores near Da Nang, with warm waters and coastal resorts facing the East Sea.

Cruise the Mekong Delta

Take a boat trip through canals, river islands, and waterside settlements south of Ho Chi Minh City.

Head into the highlands around Da Nang

Escape to cooler hill stations and mountain viewpoints for forest walks and panoramic scenery.

Experience Vietnam's way of life

Getting around
Domestic flights, road transfers, and intercity trains link Vietnam's main hubs of Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City. Short internal journeys make it easy to pair cities with nearby beaches or rural regions.
Local life & culture
City pavements double as living rooms, with street corners full of chatter, games, and coffee stools. You will notice strong regional identities between north, centre, and south, each with its own accent, architecture, and daily rhythm.
Where to unwind
From lakes and tree-shaded boulevards in Hanoi to riverfront promenades in Hoi An and coastal resorts near Da Nang, there are plenty of calm corners. Mountain retreats and countryside lodges offer quieter stays close to nature.

A taste of Vietnam

National dishes & specialties
Vietnam is known for fragrant noodle soups, fresh herb-filled rolls, and grilled dishes that vary from region to region. Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City each add their own twist to these staples.
Casual & modern dining hubs
You will find lively street-food areas, small family-run eateries, and contemporary cafes in every major city. Districts in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City mix local flavours with international options that suit quick lunches or relaxed evenings.
Signature & scenic dining
Riverside terraces in Hoi An, rooftop venues in Ho Chi Minh City, and lakeside settings in Hanoi create memorable backdrops for a meal. Coastal areas around Da Nang offer fresh seafood with open views of the water.

Retail therapy in Vietnam

Malls & lifestyle hubs
In Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, modern shopping centres bring together international labels, cinemas, and dining. Da Nang also offers air-conditioned malls for convenient one-stop shopping.
Markets & local crafts
Traditional markets in Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City are good places to look for textiles, handicrafts, and everyday essentials. Smaller workshops and boutiques specialise in items such as lacquerware and tailored clothing.
Evening retail scene
Night-time brings illuminated shopping streets, late-opening stores, and evening markets in the main cities. Areas close to central districts often stay active well into the night with shops, stalls, and casual food spots.

Best time to visit Vietnam

Northern dry and cool season (peak season)
From November to March, northern Vietnam, including Hanoi, is generally cooler and drier, with averages around 17–22°C (63–72°F). This is popular for sightseeing in cities and highlands.
Central beach season (shoulder season)
From February to August, central regions such as Da Nang tend to be warmer and sunnier, with temperatures around 25–32°C (77–90°F). Sea conditions are often favourable for coastal stays.
Southern warm season (low season)
In Ho Chi Minh City and the south, temperatures are fairly consistent year-round at about 27–33°C (81–91°F). Showers are more frequent from May to October, but they are usually brief.

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