Motorbike Overview Vietnam, with its 200,000+ km network of roads connecting urban centers to farming villages, breathtaking mountains to beach resorts, and rugged coastlines to lush jungles, is without a doubt one of those countries that is fabulous to experience on a motorbike. It’s a two-wheel wonderland. The country is that perfect point where secondary …
Private car & driver Private car, van, mini-bus Done right, a private car (or van or mini-bus) plus driver is one of the very best ways of traveling through and discovering Vietnam. You can travel in air-conditioned comfort, easily cover longer distances, stop when you want, and be less constrained by the weather and carry …
Trains, buses, taxis Trains, buses & taxis form the backbone of the public transport system used by most Vietnamese — the good news is that with a little planning they can be excellent means of transport for international travelers too. Trains Vietnam’s first length of 71 km of train track was laid in 1881 and …
Border crossings Yours to edit in Elementor Viola Air travel to and within Vietnam has improved significantly over recent years. Prior to the COVID 19 pandemic, there were a wide variety of international flight connections into and out of the hubs of Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi, as well as a plethora of domestic flight …
Planes & air travel Air travel Air travel to and within Vietnam has improved significantly over recent years. Prior to the COVID 19 pandemic, there were a wide variety of international flight connections into and out of the hubs of Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi, as well as a plethora of domestic flight choices. Getting …
What to take Traveling light & layered As a general rule, we recommend traveling light. Vietnam is a fairly relaxed and informal country, and unless you are attending a very formal event then casual clothes as you would wear at home are your best bet and likely all you will need. Even in the top …
