Flights from Turkey to Vietnam

Discover Vietnam

Discover Vietnam

Why visit Vietnam?

Vietnam offers a mix of vibrant cities, ancient towns, dramatic coastlines, and lush highlands, where history and modern life sit side by side. You will find warm hospitality, diverse landscapes, and a relaxed yet energetic atmosphere.

What to expect

From the tree-lined boulevards of Hanoi and the buzzing streets of Ho Chi Minh City to the beaches of Da Nang and the lantern-lit alleys of central heritage towns, each region has its own character. Expect lively street scenes, layered history, and easy access to both sea and mountains.

Plan your trip

Vietnam suits short city breaks and longer journeys that combine multiple regions in one trip. It also serves as a convenient starting point for exploring neighbouring countries across Southeast Asia, with strong domestic and regional links.

Top experiences in Vietnam

Explore Hanoi Old Quarter

Wander narrow streets lined with shophouses, lakeside promenades, and bustling local cafés in the historic heart of the capital.

Discover Ho Chi Minh City

Take in striking colonial-era landmarks, modern skyscrapers, and lively neighbourhoods that showcase the city’s dynamic spirit.

Relax on Da Nang’s beaches

Unwind on long sandy shores framed by mountains, with easy access to nearby cultural attractions and coastal viewpoints.

Cruise among limestone karsts

Sail through bays dotted with towering limestone formations and hidden coves for a scenic perspective on Vietnam’s coastline.

Step into Vietnam’s wartime history

Visit carefully curated museums, historical tunnels, and preserved sites that offer insight into the country’s recent past.

Experience Vietnam’s way of life

Getting around

Domestic flights quickly link major cities such as Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City, making multi-stop itineraries easy. Within cities, taxis, ride-hailing services, and organised transfers are the most straightforward options for getting from place to place.

Local life & culture

Daily life spills onto pavements, with residents gathering at parks, lakesides, and small neighbourhood cafés from early morning. Traditional crafts, local festivals, and strong regional identities shape the character of each city and province.

Where to unwind

Head to coastal resorts around Da Nang or secluded bays along the central and southern coasts for sea views and gentle surf. Cooler highland retreats and national parks offer forest trails, waterfalls, and quiet spaces away from the city.

A taste of Vietnam

National dishes & specialties

Vietnam’s signature noodle soups, rice dishes, and fresh herb-filled plates vary from north to south, with Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City known for classic recipes and regional specialties. Coastal areas add abundant seafood to the mix.

Casual & modern dining hubs

You will find informal eateries, contemporary bistros, and international restaurants throughout Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City. From quick bites to relaxed sit-down meals, there is always a wide range of flavours to try.

Signature & scenic dining

Enjoy rooftop venues overlooking city skylines, riverfront terraces, or beachfront restaurants where you can dine with a view. Many upscale hotels and independent venues offer tasting menus and refined takes on regional cooking.

Retail therapy in Vietnam

Malls & lifestyle hubs

In Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, modern shopping centres bring together international brands, local designers, cafés, and cinemas under one roof. Da Nang also offers growing retail complexes close to the city centre and beach districts.

Markets & local crafts

Central markets in Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City feature textiles, handicrafts, and everyday goods. Smaller towns and craft villages specialise in items such as lacquerware, embroidery, and ceramics produced by local artisans.

Evening retail scene

After dark, selected streets and market areas light up with stalls selling souvenirs, clothing, and accessories, especially in city centres and tourist districts. Shopping malls also stay open into the evening, combining retail with dining and entertainment.

Best time to visit Vietnam

Vietnam spans several climate zones, so conditions vary by region. In the north, the cooler dry season from November to March (shoulder season) brings average temperatures of around 17°C–22°C (63°F–72°F), with fresher evenings in Hanoi and surrounding areas. From April to August, much of the country experiences warmer, humid weather (peak season), with temperatures typically between 28°C and 34°C (82°F–93°F), especially in coastal cities like Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City. The wetter months from September to October (low season) can bring heavier showers and occasional storms, with temperatures generally around 24°C–30°C (75°F–86°F), though showers are often short and interspersed with dry, warm periods.

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