Vibe Trip

Vietnam’s climate is as diverse as its landscapes, so the best time to visit depends on your destination:

North Vietnam (Hanoi, Sapa, Ha Long Bay): October to April—cool, dry, and perfect for sightseeing. Perfect for misty mountain hikes and dreamy Ha Long Bay cruises.

Central Vietnam (Da Nang, Hoi An, Hue): February to May—before the rainy season takes over. Before the rainy season sweeps in and right when the lanterns in Hoi An glow their brightest.

South Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta, Phu Quoc): Warm year-round, but December to April is golden, offering you the perfect beach weather and river adventures.

Want a cultural explosion? Visit during Tet (Lunar New Year)—but be ready for higher prices and a countrywide party!

If ‘beach therapy’ is what you need, Vietnam delivers:

Phu Quoc – Crystal-clear waters, soft sands, and dreamy sunsets.

Da Nang – A city-meets-beach destination, complete with vibrant nightlife.

Nha Trang – The scuba diving and island-hopping capital of Vietnam.

Con Dao – A remote paradise for those craving untouched beauty.

Mui Ne – Golden sand dunes, kitesurfing, and Instagram-worthy sunsets.

Vietnam is packed with adventure, but here are the absolute showstoppers:

Hanoi – The heartbeat of Vietnam, where ancient history meets modern chaos.

Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) – A fast-paced metropolis with hidden rooftop bars and a scooter army.

Ha Long Bay – A place so surreal, it looks like it belongs in a fantasy novel.

Hoi An – A lantern-lit town straight out of a fairytale, complete with tailor-made suits.

Sapa – Breathtaking rice terraces, misty mountains, and heartwarming local encounters.

Phong Nha – Caves so massive you could fit a skyscraper inside them (literally!).

Hue – The former imperial capital, rich in history and stunning architecture.

Mekong Delta – A maze of floating markets, lush waterways, and coconut candy workshops.

If you’re worried about being a vegetarian in a land famous for pho and grilled meats, fear not! Vietnam has plenty of delicious plant-based options:

Pho Chay – The vegetarian version of Vietnam’s iconic noodle soup.

Banh Mi Chay – The world-famous sandwich, minus the meat, plus mushrooms and tofu.

Goi Cuon Chay – Fresh spring rolls loaded with herbs and veggies.

Com Chay Restaurants – Buddhist vegetarian eateries serving plant-based versions of classic dishes.

Pro Tip: Learn the phrase “Không thịt” (No meat) to make sure your dish stays veggie-friendly!

Vietnam is not just a place you visit—it’s a place that stays with you long after you leave. It’s the thrill of dodging scooters in Hanoi, the peace of drifting through Ha Long Bay, the spice of a street-side bowl of bun cha, and the warmth of the locals who welcome you like an old friend. So what are you waiting for?

Book that ticket, grab your backpack, and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime!

While on the flight you’ll also see a boy with the ‘Woahhhh’ expression every time, on your flight . Okay okay, It is not visible but let’s be honest there were always those kids everywhere and we all can imagine it, we were one of those too.

Hopefully, this itinerary has inspired you to pack your bags, practice your "xin chào" (that's "hello" for those of you who weren't paying attention), and prepare for a cultural immersion that won't leave you needing a literal immersion in a bathtub to recover. Just try to keep the "lost in translation" moments to a minimum (unless, of course, you're trying to avoid paying for that extra round of beers). Now go forth, explore, and try not to get too many sunburns. After all, you don't want to come back looking like you wrestled a lobster…unless that's the look you're going for. In that case, more power to you! Happy travels!

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