Vietnam Family Tour Packages: Adventures Await All Ages

Why is Vietnam a Family-Friendly Spot?

Thinking of taking your family on an adventure? Vietnam is the best place to visit with kids, and it offers a rich tapestry of culture, history, and natural beauty. Here are the reasons why people choose Vietnam,

• Warm hospitality
• Affordable transportation
• Delicious cuisine
• Rich in history

Is Vietnam Cheap to Travel?

The Vietnam family tour package is mostly very economical for Indian travelers due to various factors.

• Season - You can visit Vietnam throughout the year; here, we highlighted the best seasons to visit,
• December to April: It is the best time to explore Central and Southern Vietnam because it's the dry season, with pleasant weather.
• April to May is ideal for visiting mountainous areas like Sapa, Ha Giang, and Moc Chau in North Vietnam. The weather is mild, and the landscapes are lush and vibrant
• September to November is the prime time to visit northern Vietnam. The weather is cooler and more comfortable, perfect for outdoor activities and exploring the region.
• Budget-friendly trip - Dimaak Tours offers a Vietnam family package starting at Rs. 17999/- per person, so plan your trip according to your budget.
• Accommodation - Explore various accommodations suited to your budget, from luxurious 5-star hotels to cozy guesthouses. These ensure a comfortable stay at a price that suits you. Explore our options and find the perfect fit for your needs.

What is the Average Cost Per Person?

When considering Vietnam family packages from India, it's crucial to understand the average per-person costs to plan your budget effectively. Here is a list of key expenses you need to know:

• Flight tickets - While planning for the trip, the first thing that comes to mind is how to travel. Here are some airlines to learn about from India to Vietnam: Vietnam Airlines, Air Asia, IndiGo, and more. The cost of the flights can vary depending on factors like the time of booking, airline, and travel dates. On average, expect to spend anywhere from INR 15,000 to INR 40,000 per person for a round-trip ticket from major Indian cities to destinations like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City.
• Visa Fee - Indian citizens typically require a visa to visit Vietnam. There are two types of visa available,
• On-Arrival Visa You must get an approval letter for an on-arrival visa, which costs around INR 833.8. The visa payment will be made after reaching there; it costs around INR 2085. You can stay up to 30 days.
• E-Visa You can get the e-Visa online before going. It costs around INR 2900. It is valid for up to 90 days and allows multiple entries.

What is Included and Excluded in Your Vietnam Package?

• Transportation Cost The transportation cost varies depending on the mode of transport. Still,
• Cyclo usually costs around Rs. 33 to Rs. 66.
• The Motorbike Taxi costs around Rs. 33 to Rs. 44 per kilometer.
• The bus charges approximately Rs. 16.
• The taxis' prices per meter range from Rs. 39 to Rs. 44.
• Food Cost - Vietnam is known for its delicious, affordable street food and colorful restaurant scene. Food costs depend on your dining preferences and whether you opt for street stalls or upscale restaurants. The meal budget is around INR 500 to INR 1,000 per person daily.
• Shopping Expenses - Vietnam offers a variety of shopping experiences, from bustling markets to modern malls. Budget for souvenirs, clothing, and other purchases based on your preferences. On average, allocate around INR 2,000 to INR 5,000 per person for shopping expenses, depending on your shopping habits and interests.

(Note: Remember, all these are average estimates, and actual costs may vary based on travel style, preferences, and exchange rates. Plan your Vietnam family trip budget accordingly to ensure a memorable and enjoyable experience for everyone).

Attractions for All Ages: Get Set Fun!

Adventure and excitement await for all ages! Whether you are traveling with young children, teenagers or grandparents, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Here are some of the destinations for families to visit in Vietnam.

Hoi An- 37 streets

Vietnam lies in the quaint town of Hoi An, renowned for its enchanting 37 Streets Old Quarter. Stepping into this historic district is like stepping back in time, with its well-preserved architecture, bustling markets, and vibrant culture. Let's explore some of the best streets and discover their unique specialties.

• Tran Phu Street : This street is tailored for clothing. It is a silk paradise with luxurious silk fabrics and garments. You admire the streets with the lights and lanterns dancing in the night sky. You can see the "Quang Dong Assembly Hall" in its Chinese architectural style.
• Nguyen Thai Hoc Street This is known for culinary delights and is made of artisan craft. It is the best street to visit and explore the culture. You will visit the "Tan Ky Old House," recognized as a world cultural heritage site by UNESCO. Nearby attractions from the living museum are the Japanese Bridge, Thanh Ha Pottery Village, Sa Huynh Culture Museum and Vin Wonders Nam Hoi An.
• (Hint: it has 2 floors and 3 rooms, and its architectural style combines with 3 cultures: Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese).
• Le Loi Street: You can admire the "Tran Family Chapel," an ancient church with preserved architectural elements.
• Bach Dang Street: This street is known for its river and cafe culture. Take a boat ride, and you will witness the ancient buildings along the Thu Bon River.
• Train Street connects the four main streets: Le Duan, Tran Phu, Dien Bien Phu, and Phung Hung.

Exploring the Venice in Vietnam

Venice, Italy, might be a dream for many, but did you know Vietnam has its version? Venice of Vietnam, this unique destination, offers a blend of culture, history, and stunning scenery to mesmerize you.

Well, you might wonder why it's called Venice. Charming canals wind through vibrant neighborhoods, colorful boats bobbing gently on the water, and quaint bridges connect it all together. Yep, that's the vibe you'll get here, and it's oh-so-magical!

Here are some of the must-visit spots that will make you feel like you are strolling through the streets of Venice:

• Hoi An Ancient Town : Step into a world of old-world charm as you wander through narrow streets with centuries-old buildings. The Thu Bon River winding through the town adds to the Venice-like ambiance, especially when lit by lanterns at night.
• Mekong Delta : A tangled waterway offers a glimpse into traditional Vietnamese river life. Cruise past floating markets, stilt houses, and lush mangrove forests as you uncover the region's rich cultural tapestry. In particular, "Sa Dec" is called Vietnamese Venice, a colonial city that rises through the canals of the Mekong Delta.

Enclave to Oceanic: Trip to Phu Quoc

Hey, adventure seekers! Get ready for a jaw-dropping experience as we take you through the four must-visit islands that will make your trip unforgettable:

• Thom Island : has picture-perfect beaches where you can relax and let your worries melt away. Snorkeling spots will make you feel like you are swimming in an aquarium with all the colorful fish and coral reefs. Oh, and the seafood! Fresh catch is served up at cozy beachside joints—yum!
• Gam Ghi Island - This island is like a zen garden surrounded by water. It is peaceful and serene, perfect for quality family time. Kayaking through mangrove forests is like a nature safari, except you're the one paddling! Sunsets. Get your cameras ready for some Insta-worthy shots!
• Xuong Island (Mong Tay Island) - Keep your eyes peeled for rare bird species and other critters as you trek through the island's jungle trails. The island boasts secluded beaches and hidden coves, ideal for snorkeling and exploring the vibrant marine ecosystem. Be sure to stroll along the powdery white sands and soak in the breathtaking views of the turquoise sea.
• May Rut Island - Last but not least, May Rut Island, with its White sands, clear waters, and endless sunshine, May Rut is paradise personified. Don't miss the glass-bottom boat tour, minus the soggy swimsuit, for a peek into the underwater wonderland.

Fun Activities for All Ages: Tick off your Bucket List

Looking for some awesome family fun on your trip? Check out some adventurous activities in Vietnam everyone will love:

Class

• Lantern Making Class : Get creative and design your lanterns together. It's a hands-on experience, a way to learn about Vietnamese culture, and it'll brighten your trip!
• Vietnamese Cooking Class : Learn the secrets of authentic Vietnamese cuisine together. It's a hands-on experience that the whole family can enjoy.
• Making the To He - Learn the traditional art of making To He, which is colorful figurines made from rice dough. It's a fun and artistic activity for all ages.

Shows

Treat your family to a unique and entertaining water puppet show. It is for all ages. Various water puppet theaters across the country present traditional and modern performances. Here are the must-visit theaters,

• Thang Long Water Puppet Show : This theater in Hanoi was recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Narrate the historical legends and the stories of Vietnamese fishermen and farmers' daily activities.
• Shows for children:
• Ours World series
• The Little Match Girl
• Street Rhythm
• Dragon Dream
• Hon Truong Ba Va Da Hang Thit

(Note: Check the Thang Long Water Puppet Show website for more details)

• Vietnam Puppet Theater - The largest puppetry art center in the country, it performs land and water puppetry. The shows are categorized into two periods: from 1956 to 1995 and from 1996 to the present.

(Note: Check the official website of .Vietnam Puppet Theatre for better information)

The Golden Dragon Water Puppet TheaterThe show is performed in a 4-square-meter pool. The show's duration is 50 minutes. The most prominent shows for kids are,

• Thach Sanh and Ly Thong
• Journey to the west
• Magic Bottle
• Cinderella
• The Mermaid
• Aladdin

(Note: Check the official site of The Golden Dragon Water Puppet Theater for better information).

Cruise

Experience the magic of Vietnam for a unique journey. Here's what makes these cruises special:

Halong Bay Cruise:

• Marvel at over 1,600 limestone islands and islets, creating a breathtaking panorama.
• Explore mysterious caves like Thien Cung Cave, adorned with stalactites and stalagmites.
• Kayak through emerald waters, discovering hidden lagoons and secluded beaches.
• Indulge in fresh seafood feasts on board, served with Vietnamese hospitality.
• Relax on the sundeck, soaking in stunning sunsets over the karst landscape.

Bai Tu Long Bay Cruise:

• Embrace serenity amidst pristine nature.
• Encounter local fishing villages witnessing traditional ways of life.
• Participate in onboard cooking classes, learning the secrets of Vietnamese cuisine.
• Swim and snorkel in crystal-clear waters, encountering vibrant marine life.
• Luxurious accommodations, surrounded by untouched beauty.
• Fall on a cruise of a lifetime, where every moment is filled with wonder and tranquility.

Sport Activities

Gear up! For outdoor activities in Vietnam, for all age types. Here are some must-try adventure activities: Kayaking, Hiking, Squid fishing, Cycling Sapa, Ice Skating, and Boat Ride.

Theme Park

VinWonders Nam Hoi An

Add spice to the adventure activities; VinWonders Nam Hoi An has plenty of thrilling activities. Don't let this heart-pounding adventure slip through your fingers!

VinWonders Nam Hoi An is divided into 6 diverse zones: Harbor Corner, Island of Folk Culture, River Safari, Adventure Land, Water World, and other indoor games. Top attractions in these zones include,

• Harbor Corner - 4D Movie Castle, Central Square, Western Street, and Eastern Street.
• Island of Folk Culture - You can witness the Chau Van, Quan Ho, and Live show of Sailing Home.
• River Safari - You can witness the 50 various animal species.
• Adventure Island:
• Lost Valley- Thrilling 785-meter-long ride through mountain tunnels
• Desert Twister- A 453-meter-long track with 360-degree spins
• Upside down- a rhino sling

(Plus Point: Enjoy Helter Skelter or Musical water fountain shows)

• Water World — Middle Bowl Slide, Dragon Slide, and Tornado Slide. For additional Fun, enjoy underwater fun at Wave Pool, Lazy River, Giant Boomerang, and Family Raft Slide.
• Indoor Games — This game zone has 95 games like Audition playok, Trampoline, and Fairy Garden.

Note: Find other VinWonders destinations on the official site.

Shop, Eat, and Stay: Vietnam Family Trip

Vietnam is a vibrant destination offering a perfect blend of culture, cuisine, and hospitality. Whether you're wandering through markets or savoring delicious street food, Vietnam promises an unforgettable experience for families. Let's guide you to make the most of your trip:

Best Areas To Stay

Here is the list of best places to stay in Vietnam, considering staying in areas with families,

• Hanoi - Explore the charming old quarter, its history, and its culture, with bustling streets and delicious street food.
• Ho Chi Minh City - Vibrant city life with plenty of family-friendly attractions and shopping opportunities. Explore the War Museum or a leisurely boat ride along the Saigon River.
• Hoi An - A charming ancient town known for its well-preserved architecture, tranquil atmosphere, and lantern-lit streets. Families can enjoy bike rides through the countryside, cooking classes and local markets.
• Da Nang is a coastal city offering beautiful beaches and easy access to attractions like the Marble Mountains and Ba Na Hills amusement parks.

No matter where you stay in Vietnam, you will have a memorable family vacation filled with adventure, culture and relaxation.

Affordable Hotels to Stay

Authentic Cuisine

Vietnam is for food lovers. Don't miss out on trying traditional dishes. Head to local eateries or street food stalls for an authentic culinary experience.

• Pho: A flavorful noodle soup with herbs, meat, and broth, often enjoyed for breakfast
• Banh Mi is a delicious Vietnamese sandwich with various ingredients, including meat, pickled vegetables, and fresh herbs.
• Bun Cha: Grilled pork served with rice noodles, herbs, and dipping sauce, a Hanoi specialty
• Cao Lau: A unique noodle dish from Hoi An featuring pork, greens, and crispy croutons in a savory broth.
• Banh Xeo: Crispy rice flour pancakes filled with shrimp, pork, bean sprouts, and herbs, typically eaten with lettuce and dipping sauce.

Shopping

Get ready to shop until you drop! Here are some of the things you should shop for in Vietnam.

• Ben Thanh Market (Ho Chi Minh City): This iconic market offers various goods, from clothing and souvenirs to fresh produce and street food. Try bargaining for the best deals.
• Hanoi Night Market: This bustling market sells everything from clothing and accessories to handicrafts and souvenirs. Don't miss out on delicious Vietnamese street food.
• Dong Xuan Market: Experience Hanoi's oldest and largest markets, which offer various goods from clothing to electronics. Authentic Vietnamese street food stalls for a tasty family treat. Unique handicrafts and souvenirs are ideal. Dive into the hustle and bustle, experiencing local culture firsthand.
• Hang Da Market has a family-friendly ambiance and plenty of space to stroll and shop. Specialty items include handmade textiles and traditional Vietnamese garments. The market is also renowned for its fresh produce, herbs, and spices, offering a true taste of Vietnam.

What Should We Buy from Vietnam

We provide you with some of the best things to buy in Vietnam; check out the below.

• Ao Dai: Traditional Vietnamese dress, often made from silk, makes a unique and elegant souvenir.
• Vietnamese Coffee: Rich and flavorful, Vietnamese coffee is a must-buy for coffee lovers.
• Silk Products: Vietnam is known for its high-quality silk, which can be purchased as clothing, scarves, or home decor items.
• Handicrafts: From lacquerware and pottery to embroidered textiles, Vietnam offers a variety of beautifully crafted souvenirs.
• Vietnamese Conical Hat (Non La): This iconic Vietnamese hat made from palm leaves is perfect for keeping cool in the sun and is a unique souvenir for your trip.

Additional Tips Make Your Trip Easy in Vietnam

Transportation

Are you wondering how to travel to Vietnam? Here is the best way to get around Vietnam on your preferences and priorities; the options are,

• Motorbike - You will enjoy roaming around Vietnam on a motorbike. You can easily access remote areas and be flexible.
• Train - It is very comfortable, reasonable and the best option for long-distance travel.
• Buses are the common mode of transportation in every country and are cost-effective for traveling between cities and regions.
• Domestic Flights - You can go by domestic flights, which are convenient and time-saving for longer distances, including from Danang to Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City to Phu Quoc, Danang to Hanoi, and Danang to Hoi An.

Language

In Vietnam, people speak Vietnamese. Don’t worry; most people know English, and hotels, restaurants, and travel agents have English speakers.

Essential Things to Know While Traveling Vietnam

Here are a few things to know while traveling,

• Travel Insurance
• Avoid tap water
• Get a local SIM card
• Visa approval letter / e-Visa
• Tipping is not necessary
• Adhere to the temple etiquette
• While shopping, bargain because they charge an extra buck

Conclusion

Vietnam offers incredible family experiences, from its scenic diversity and rich history to its delicious cuisine and affordable travel options.

With Dimaak Tours, you can experience a budget-friendly family tour in Vietnam. Explore the enchanting streets of Hoi An, cruise through the majestic Halong Bay, or indulge in adventurous activities and shows suitable for all ages. Accommodations range from 5-star hotels to budget-friendly options, so you can tailor your trip to fit your preferences and budget.

So, why wait? Book your trip with Dimaak Tours and capture magical moments for your lifetime. Tick off the Adventure!