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Vietnam tour packages from Delhi are international holiday itineraries that start and end at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), with land arrangements, stays and sightseeing bundled by the operator. A standard Vietnam trip from Delhi runs 5 to 7 nights, and 8 to 10 nights if you want Hanoi, central Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City in one holiday. Once you count the journey into your first and last day, a 7-night trip takes about five working days off. It suits first-time Southeast Asia travellers, couples and families from north India who want a fixed plan rather than building the route themselves. The best window is February to April, when central Vietnam is drier and Hanoi is mild.
Departures from Delhi are being added. These Vietnam packages can be booked from Delhi today.
Count the journey from Delhi into your first and last day, then pick a length that matches what you want to see. A short trip works if you can only spare a long weekend and a few days. A standard trip is the one most Delhi travellers book. The longer version suits anyone who wants all three regions without rushing.
| Trip length | What it covers | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| 4 to 5 nights | One region, usually Hanoi with a Ha Long Bay overnight, or Ho Chi Minh City with a Mekong Delta day trip | Short leave, first trip, travellers who want one base |
| 6 to 7 nights | Two regions, for example Hanoi plus Da Nang and Hoi An, with one internal flight | Couples and families on a week off |
| 8 to 10 nights | Hanoi, central Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City, with time in Hoi An and the Mekong | Travellers who want the full route and accept two internal flights |
Nights matter more than days here because a Delhi departure often lands late and the return leg leaves early. If you have exactly seven nights, keep two regions and skip the third. Browse the Vietnam tour packages hub to compare how the lengths are split.
All Vietnam departures from Delhi begin at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL). Delhi is a major international hub, so you do not first travel to another Indian city to catch an international leg. That is the main practical advantage for north India travellers.
A direct routing, where it is available, keeps your first and last day simpler. A connecting routing usually means a stop at another Asian hub, which adds a transit and can push your arrival into the next morning. Check current schedules for direct versus connecting options before you lock dates, because the mix changes through the year. If you are coming from Gurugram, Noida or central Delhi, plan your transfer around the terminal your flight actually uses.
Land-only arrangements for this trip start at Rs.48,000 per person, indicative and subject to change. That figure covers ground services, not your flights. Flights from Delhi are priced separately and move with your travel date, so confirm at booking. Two things push the total up: travelling in the April and July peak windows, and adding a third region with an extra internal flight. Travelling in September to November can lower land costs in some areas, though that is also the wet season in central Vietnam. Ask for a quote with your exact dates rather than working from a headline number.
Start in Hanoi, because the northern gateway absorbs a late arrival well. Give Hanoi two nights, then take the Ha Long Bay overnight. Fly to Da Nang next and base yourself in Hoi An for three nights, which covers the old town and the central coast. Finish in Ho Chi Minh City for two nights with a Mekong Delta day trip, then fly home. This order keeps the long internal flight in the middle of the trip rather than on your last day, which matters when your return to Delhi leaves early.
February to April is the most balanced window for a Delhi departure. Central Vietnam is drier, Hanoi is mild, and you avoid the September to November rain that hits Hue and Hoi An hardest. October is the wettest month in both, with heavy rain and flood risk in central Vietnam. Northern Vietnam sees storms from July to September, and Phu Quoc can have rough seas in the same months. If your dates are fixed to a school holiday, plan the regions around the season rather than the other way round. Read more about Vietnam travel tips before you finalise.
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