Vietnam Tour Packages from Mumbai
Planning an international trip from Mumbai and considering Vietnam? It's a practical choice. Vietnam is close — just 5–6 hours direct — has a simple e-visa process for Indians, and works well across all budgets. Whether you want a Halong Bay cruise, the lantern-lit lanes of Hoi An, or the energy of Ho Chi Minh City's street food scene, a Vietnam tour package from Mumbai covers it.
Our Vietnam holiday packages are designed to handle the logistics — flights, hotels, transfers, visa assistance, and sightseeing — so you travel without the stress of planning each piece separately. Browse the options below or contact us for a custom quote.
Vietnam Tour Packages from Mumbai 2026 - At a Glance
| Package Type | Duration | Cost Per Person | Key Inclusions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget | 6–7 days | ₹65,000 – ₹75,000 | 3★ hotels, breakfast, tours (flights not included) |
| Standard | 7–8 days | ₹80,000 – ₹95,000 | 4★ hotels, return flights, meals, guided tours |
| Luxury | 8–9 days | ₹1,10,000 – ₹1,50,000 | 5★ hotels, Halong Bay cruise, private guide |
| Honeymoon | 7–9 days | ₹90,000 – ₹1,20,000 | Romantic hotels, Halong cruise, candlelight dinner |
| Family | 7–8 days | ₹85,000 – ₹1,10,000 | Child-friendly hotels, Ba Na Hills, guided tours |
| Group Tour | 7–8 days | ₹80,000 – ₹1,10,000 | AC coach, Indian meals, tour manager, flights |
Note: Prices are per person on double sharing. Peak season surcharges apply December–February. E-visa fee (USD 25–50) is paid separately to Vietnam Immigration. Contact us for an exact quote based on your dates and group size.
How to Reach Vietnam from Mumbai
By Flight
Direct (nonstop) flights between Mumbai and Vietnam are limited. VietJet Air and Vietnam Airlines operate select direct services — availability varies by season and may change. Confirm current direct schedules on the airline website before booking. Most travellers use connecting flights via Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, or Singapore.
Connecting flights are available daily. Major airlines: AirAsia, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways, IndiGo (via partner connections). Layover typically 1–3 hours. Total journey: 7–10 hours.
| Route Type | Duration | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Direct flight (when available) | ~5 hrs 30 min | Convenience; check availability in advance |
| Via Bangkok (BKK) | ~7–8 hrs total | Most common route; frequent flights |
| Via Kuala Lumpur (KUL) | ~7–8 hrs total | Good AirAsia options |
| Via Singapore (SIN) | ~8–9 hrs total | Premium airlines; comfortable layover |
Entry Airports in Vietnam
- Ho Chi Minh City – Tan Son Nhat Airport (SGN): South Vietnam gateway — best for Mekong Delta, Cu Chi Tunnels
- Hanoi – Noi Bai Airport (HAN): North Vietnam — best for Halong Bay, Sapa, Ninh Binh
- Da Nang Airport (DAD): Central Vietnam — best for Hoi An, Hue, Ba Na Hills
Travel tip: Most Vietnam packages from Mumbai fly into Ho Chi Minh City and out of Hanoi (open-jaw) — covers the whole country without backtracking.
Vietnam Visa for Indians - 2026
2026 Update: Vietnam e-visa is valid for 90 days (single or multiple entry). Fee: USD 25 (~₹2,100) single-entry | USD 50 (~₹4,200) multiple-entry. Apply at evisa.gov.vn. This update has been in effect since 15 August 2023.
E-Visa (Recommended for Indians)
- Apply at: evisa.gov.vn (official Vietnam government portal only — avoid third-party sites)
- Validity: Up to 90 days (single or multiple entry)
- Fee: USD 25 single-entry | USD 50 multiple-entry
- Processing: 3–5 working days. Apply at least 10 days before travel.
- Required: Indian passport (6 months validity), passport photo, passport scan, flight/hotel details
- Entry port must be selected during application — match it to your arrival airport
Visa on Arrival (VOA)
Available at international airports only (not land/sea borders). Requires a pre-approved letter arranged before departure. Less convenient than e-visa — use only if e-visa portal is unavailable close to your departure date.
Phu Quoc Visa-Free
Indians entering directly through Phu Quoc Airport or Seaport and staying on the island get 30 days visa-free. If you plan to visit any other part of Vietnam, a valid e-visa or VoA is required.
Best Time to Visit Vietnam from Mumbai
| Season | Months | Conditions | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peak | Nov – Feb | Cool & dry north; sunny south; clear central coast | Halong Bay, beaches, sightseeing. Book 3–4 months ahead. |
| Shoulder | Apr–Jun & Sep–Oct | Generally good. Short rain bursts. Fewer crowds. | Best value — good weather, lower prices, Hoi An Lantern Festival |
| Off-Peak | Jul – Aug | Hot, humid, rainy. Da Nang often stays sunny. | Budget travel, beach holiday in central Vietnam |
Best window from Mumbai: October to March. November–February is peak with best conditions. September–October and April–May give good weather at lower prices — ideal if you book in advance.
Vietnam Tour Cost Breakdown for Mumbai Travellers
Here is what to budget for beyond the package price:
| Expense | Estimated Cost (Per Person) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Return flights Mumbai–Vietnam | ₹18,000 – ₹40,000 | Book 2–3 months ahead for best fares; peak season can exceed ₹40,000 |
| E-visa fee | USD 25–50 (~₹2,100–₹4,200) | Paid to Vietnam Immigration directly at evisa.gov.vn |
| Travel insurance | ₹2,000 – ₹5,000 | Strongly recommended — covers medical, delays, cancellations |
| Daily food (outside package) | ₹500 – ₹2,000/day | Street food very cheap; Indian restaurants ₹800–₹1,500/meal |
| Local transport (Grab) | ₹200 – ₹600/day | Very affordable within cities |
| Shopping & souvenirs | ₹3,000 – ₹15,000 | Hoi An tailoring, Hanoi silk, Ben Thanh Market |
| Optional activities | ₹2,000 – ₹8,000 | Cooking classes, Halong kayaking, Cu Chi tunnel experience |
Total estimated trip cost for a 7-day Vietnam tour from Mumbai (including flights): approximately ₹1,00,000–₹1,40,000 per person (standard package). Budget travellers can do it in ₹80,000–₹95,000 with budget hotels and limited shopping.
Accommodation in Vietnam
- Budget guesthouses: ₹1,200–₹2,500/night (private room). Hostel dorms from ₹600/night.
- Mid-range (3–4 star): ₹3,000–₹6,000/night — comfortable for families and couples
- Luxury (5-star resorts): ₹7,000–₹15,000+/night
- Halong Bay overnight cruises: ₹4,000–₹15,000+/night per person including meals and activities — the most iconic Vietnam accommodation experience
- Boutique hotels in Hoi An heritage town: ₹2,500–₹5,000/night
- Beach resorts in Da Nang or Phu Quoc: ₹3,000–₹20,000+/night
Getting Around in Vietnam
Between Cities
- Domestic flights: VietJet and Vietnam Airlines are most reliable. Hanoi–HCMC takes ~2 hours. Book in advance for peak season.
- Trains: Reunification Express runs HCMC to Hanoi (~30–40 hours). Good for the Da Nang or Hue legs.
- Sleeper buses: Affordable overnight option between nearby cities (Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh City ~12 hrs).
Within Cities
- Grab app: Vietnam's most reliable ride-hailing — safe, metered, inexpensive. Download before arrival.
- Cyclos: Short rides in Hanoi Old Quarter and Hoi An. Agree on fare before boarding.
- Private transfers: Included in most tour packages for airport pickups and day trips.
Useful Apps for Vietnam
- Grab — taxis, food, and bike rides across all major cities
- Google Maps — download offline maps for Vietnam before travel
- Google Translate — offline Vietnamese works well; camera translation useful for menus
- evisa.gov.vn — for e-visa status check and download
- Vietnam Airlines / VietJet apps — for domestic flight check-in
Top Experiences in Vietnam
- Halong Bay Cruise — limestone karsts, emerald water, overnight junk boat. The centrepiece of most Vietnam itineraries.
- Hoi An Ancient Town — lantern-lit streets, tailored clothes in 24 hours, boat rides on the 14th of every lunar month
- Golden Bridge, Da Nang — held by giant stone hands at 1,400 m on Ba Na Hills
- Cu Chi Tunnels — 250 km of wartime underground tunnels near Ho Chi Minh City
- Mekong Delta boat ride — floating markets, coconut farms, narrow waterways
- Hanoi Old Quarter — 36 craft streets, Hoan Kiem Lake, Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre
- Sapa rice terraces — best September–October (harvest) or March–May (green season)
- Hue Imperial City — walled citadel, royal tombs, Perfume River. UNESCO World Heritage.
- Street food tours — Pho, Banh Mi, Bun Cha, egg coffee in Hanoi and HCMC
Food in Vietnam
Must-Try Dishes
- Pho — rice noodle soup with beef or chicken broth. Best in Hanoi.
- Banh Mi — crispy French baguette with savoury fillings. Under ₹50 at street stalls.
- Bun Cha — grilled pork with vermicelli noodles. A Hanoi staple.
- Banh Xeo — crispy savoury crepe with shrimp and vegetables. Wrap in lettuce.
- Egg Coffee (Ca Phe Trung) — strong coffee with whipped egg yolk foam. Hanoi specialty.
- Com Tam (Broken Rice) — grilled pork chop, egg, pickled veg. Ho Chi Minh City staple.
- Fresh spring rolls (Goi Cuon) — light, healthy rice paper rolls with herbs and shrimp.
Indian Food in Vietnam
Indian restaurants operate in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang. Vegetarian and Jain meals can be arranged on Halong Bay cruises with advance notice — mention it at booking. Carry some Indian snacks for rural days.
Shopping in Vietnam
- Hoi An: Tailored clothes in 24 hours — bring a reference photo. Shirts, dresses, and suits made to measure.
- Hanoi Old Quarter: Silk, lacquerware, handicrafts, traditional clothing.
- Ho Chi Minh City — Ben Thanh Market: Souvenirs, spices, streetwear. Bargain freely.
- Halong Bay pier shops: Pearl jewellery from established shops (avoid floating vendors).
- Da Nang and Hoi An: Marble carvings, silk lanterns, locally made ceramics.
Who Is This Trip Right For?
Couples and Honeymooners
Vietnam is one of the most popular honeymoon destinations for Mumbai couples. Halong Bay overnight cruises, Hoi An's romantic lantern walks, and beach resorts in Da Nang or Phu Quoc make for a trip that covers both adventure and relaxation. Our Vietnam honeymoon packages from Mumbai typically combine 3–4 destinations with romantic room setups, candlelight dinners, and spa access.
Families
Vietnam works well for family trips — Ba Na Hills (Ba Na cable car, Fantasy Park), water puppet shows, Halong Bay boat rides, and Cu Chi Tunnels all appeal to different age groups. Our Vietnam family packages are paced to avoid exhaustion, with child-friendly hotels and a guide who manages the logistics on the ground.
First-Time International Travellers
Vietnam is one of the most practical first international trips for Mumbai travellers — e-visa is straightforward, English is commonly understood at hotels and tourist areas, and the cost is lower than most European or American destinations. The country's transport infrastructure in tourist areas is reliable.
Solo Travellers and Groups
Vietnam has a well-developed backpacker network and is considered generally safe for solo travellers, including women. Group tours are available from ₹80,000 per person — AC coach, tour manager, and fixed departure dates from Mumbai.
What to Pack for Vietnam
- Light cotton clothes for south and coast. Light jacket for Hanoi in winter (Dec–Feb).
- Comfortable walking shoes — Vietnam's heritage towns involve a lot of ground.
- Sunscreen, compact umbrella, insect repellent.
- Universal plug adapter (Vietnam: Type A and C sockets).
- Printed and digital copies of e-visa, passport, insurance, hotel bookings.
- Viettel or Vinaphone tourist SIM — buy at the airport for under ₹1,000. Covers data for the full trip.
- Indian snacks for vegetarians and rural travel days. Basic medicines and ORS sachets.
Safety and Travel Tips
- Vietnam is generally considered a safe tourist destination — exercise the same caution you would anywhere abroad.
- English is commonly understood at hotels, airports, and tourist areas. Less common in rural parts — Google Translate helps.
- Use Grab for all city transport — avoid unlicensed cabs or unmetered scooter taxis.
- Exchange currency at banks or airport counters. Carry Vietnamese Dong (VND) for markets.
- Vietnam is 1.5 hours ahead of India (IST). No major time adjustment needed.
- Travel insurance is strongly recommended — medical care in Vietnam can be expensive for foreigners without coverage.
Vietnam Festivals - 2026 Calendar
| Festival | 2026 Date | Where | What to Expect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tet Nguyen Dan (Lunar New Year) | 17 Feb 2026 (Year of the Horse) Holiday: 14–22 Feb 2026 | All Vietnam | Biggest festival of the year. Flower markets, fireworks, family gatherings. Many shops close 3–5 days. Book flights and hotels 6+ weeks ahead. |
| Hoi An Lantern Festival | 14th of every lunar month | Hoi An | Ancient town lit with silk lanterns. Electric lights turned off. Boat rides on Thu Bon River. Monthly event. |
| Hue Festival | April 2026 (biennial) | Hue | Week-long cultural festival — traditional music, royal ceremonies. Even-year event. April 2026 confirmed. |
| Mid-Autumn Festival | ~6 Oct 2026 | Hanoi, HCMC | Mooncakes, lantern parades, dragon dances. |
| Perfume Pagoda Festival | Feb–May 2026 (lunar months 1–3) | Near Hanoi | Pilgrims travel by boat to Huong Son temple complex. Major religious festival. |
| Vietnam Ghost Festival (Vu Lan) | ~Aug 2026 | Temples nationwide | Buddhist festival honouring ancestors. Incense offerings. Quiet and reflective. |
Tet travel note: If your trip overlaps with Tet (around 17 Feb 2026), book everything at least 6–8 weeks in advance. Domestic flights, trains, and hotels sell out completely. Some attractions and restaurants close for 3–5 days.
Sample 7-Day Vietnam Itinerary from Mumbai
| Day | Route | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrive Ho Chi Minh City | Hotel check-in, Ben Thanh Market walk, street food dinner |
| Day 2 | Ho Chi Minh City | Cu Chi Tunnels (half day), War Remnants Museum, Bui Vien Street |
| Day 3 | HCMC → Da Nang (1 hr flight) | Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills, My Khe Beach |
| Day 4 | Hoi An (30 min from Da Nang) | Ancient Town walking tour, tailor fitting, evening lantern boat ride |
| Day 5 | Da Nang → Hanoi (1.5 hr flight) | Hoan Kiem Lake, Thang Long Water Puppet Show, Old Quarter food walk |
| Day 6 | Hanoi → Halong Bay (4 hr drive) | Board overnight cruise — kayaking, cave visit, sunset on the bay |
| Day 7 | Halong Bay → Hanoi → Mumbai | Morning on cruise, return to Hanoi, departure flight |
This HCMC-in/Hanoi-out open-jaw itinerary is the most efficient route for a first Vietnam trip. Upgrading to a 2-night Halong Bay cruise requires 8–9 days. All our packages can be adjusted to your flight schedule.
Why Book Your Vietnam Package with Namaste India Trip?
- Complete visa support — e-visa application handled end-to-end by our team
- Handpicked hotels and cruises — verified for quality before being added to our packages
- Indian meal arrangements — vegetarian, Jain, and standard Indian meals on request
- Transparent pricing — no hidden charges; the quote you receive is the final price
- 24/7 WhatsApp support throughout your trip — not just at the time of booking
- Ministry of Tourism, Government of India approved operator
- Peak season bookings fill quickly — book November–February travel at least 3–4 months ahead
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Practical answers about Vietnam Tour Packages from Mumbai
Is Vietnam safe for Indian travellers?
Ans: Vietnam is generally considered safe for tourists. Use Grab for transport, stay in well-reviewed hotels, and carry document copies. Women travelling solo are comfortable in major tourist cities. Exercise standard caution as you would in any new country.
Do Indians need a visa for Vietnam in 2026?
Ans: Yes. Apply for an e-visa at evisa.gov.vn — valid for 90 days, costs USD 25 (single) or USD 50 (multiple entry). Processing takes 3–5 working days. Exception: Phu Quoc Island entry gives 30 days visa-free for Indians staying on the island.
What is the flight time from Mumbai to Vietnam?
Ans: Direct flights (when available) take approximately 5–6 hours. Connecting flights via Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, or Singapore take 7–10 hours total. VietJet and Vietnam Airlines operate select direct services — check current availability before booking.
What is the best time to visit Vietnam from Mumbai?
Ans: October to March is best overall. November–February has the clearest weather nationwide. September–October and April–May offer good conditions at lower prices. July–August is the cheapest but wettest.
How much does a Vietnam tour package from Mumbai cost?
Ans: Ground packages (no flights) start from ₹65,000 per person for 6–7 days. Standard packages with return flights run ₹80,000–₹95,000. Luxury packages from ₹1,10,000. Honeymoon packages ₹90,000–₹1,20,000. E-visa (USD 25–50) is additional.
What currency is used in Vietnam?
Ans: Vietnamese Dong (VND). USD is accepted at larger hotels but at worse rates. Exchange at airport banks. Carry VND cash for markets and smaller towns — cards are not always accepted outside cities.
Is Vietnam vegetarian-friendly?
Ans: With planning, yes. Buddhist vegetarian restaurants (com chay) are common. Indian restaurants operate in HCMC, Hanoi, and Da Nang. Halong Bay cruises can arrange vegetarian meals with advance notice. Carry snacks for rural days.
What are the must-see places on a Vietnam tour from Mumbai?
Ans: Halong Bay, Hoi An Ancient Town, Ho Chi Minh City (Cu Chi Tunnels, Ben Thanh Market), Hanoi Old Quarter, Da Nang (Golden Bridge, Ba Na Hills). Most 7–8 day packages cover all five.
How many days are ideal for a first Vietnam trip?
Ans: 7–8 days covers the main highlights comfortably. 5–6 days works for 2–3 destinations only. 9–10 days allows adding Hue, Sapa, or Phu Quoc. We recommend at least 7 days for a first visit.
Is there Indian food available in Vietnam?
Ans: Yes — Indian restaurants in HCMC (Tandoor), Hanoi (Mumtaz), and Da Nang (Namaste Vietnam). Most Halong Bay cruises and tour packages can arrange Indian or vegetarian meals with advance request.
What is the best Vietnam package for a honeymoon from Mumbai?
Ans: Our Vietnam honeymoon package from Mumbai (7–9 days, ₹90,000–₹1,20,000) combines Hoi An boutique stay, Halong Bay cruise (private cabin), and a beach resort in Da Nang or Phu Quoc. Romantic room setup and candlelight dinner included on request.
Is Vietnam a good destination for families with children?
Ans: Yes. Ba Na Hills (Fantasy Park, cable car), water puppet shows, Halong Bay boat rides, and Cu Chi Tunnels are all family-friendly. Our Vietnam family packages from Mumbai are paced to avoid rushing and include child-friendly hotels.
What SIM card should I use in Vietnam?
Ans: Buy a Viettel or Vinaphone tourist SIM at the airport on arrival — costs under ₹1,000 and provides data for the full trip. Both networks have good coverage across major cities and tourist areas.
How do I pay for things in Vietnam?
Ans: Carry Vietnamese Dong (VND) for markets, street food, and small towns. Cards are accepted at hotels and malls in major cities. Grab app payments work with international cards. UPI is not currently accepted in Vietnam.
What is the Tet festival and should I travel during it?
Ans: Tet (17 Feb 2026, Year of the Horse) is Vietnam's biggest festival — flower markets, fireworks, and family celebrations. Worth experiencing, but book everything 6–8 weeks ahead. Many shops close 3–5 days around Feb 16–19. Domestic flights and trains sell out completely.
