Tracing Vietnam's entire length is the only way to truly grasp its spirit. It’s famed for bridging two distinct worlds, starting with the historic heart of the North, where the ancient capital meets the majestic limestone seas. Travelers explore this narrative by discovering the rugged beauty of the mountains and Vietnam’s profound heritage. This journey flows seamlessly into the South's energetic pulse, where the winding delta waterways feed the dynamic metropolitan capital. The tour's value lies in linking the country’s resilient past with its vibrant, tropical present.
Since ancient times, bamboo and rattan have been integral to the lives and spirit of many generations of Vietnamese people.
Skilled local artisans have crafted everyday items from these materials.
Art of Irrigation
Terraced fields are characterized by steep, winding slopes that rely on rainwater, making water irrigation an art requiring skilled hands.
The flooding season has become a unique tourism highlight of the northern mountainous region.
Trang An Landscape Complex
Among Vietnam's UNESCO World Heritage sites, Trang An Landscape Complex is the only mixed heritage site that combines both cultural and natural elements.
Spanning over 12,000 hectares, it is where culture meets the wonder, mystery, and grandeur of nature.
1. What kind of accommodations can I expect on those tours?
Accommodations on those adventures range from luxury hotels to budget-friendly guesthouses, providing options to suit various preferences and budgets. In major cities like Hanoi, you can find high-end hotels with modern amenities, as well as charming boutique hotels that offer a more personalized experience. In places like Halong Bay, you might stay on a traditional junk boat, enjoying a unique overnight cruise. In Sapa and other rural areas, homestays with local families are the best-seller choice, offering an authentic cultural experience and a chance to connect with the local community. No matter where you stay, our accommodations are selected to provide comfort and convenience throughout your tour.
2. How long is needed for a Vietnam circuit with a beach extension?
To fully enjoy the sights and experiences Vietnam has to offer as outlined, you should plan for a minimum of 2 weeks. Allocate approximately 12 days for sightseeing, ensuring you have ample time to explore the diverse regions from north to south. After your sightseeing adventure, allow yourself an additional 2 to 3 days to unwind and relax on one of Vietnam's beautiful beaches.
This itinerary ensures you can immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and bustling cities of Vietnam, followed by well-deserved leisure time by the sea.
3. When is the best time for a tour with a beach extension in Vietnam?
Vietnam has a varied climate from north to south due to its different topographies and the length of the country (2000 km from north to south). When one region is humid, cold, or rainy, the other, on the contrary, can be pleasantly sunny. A classic tour from north to south with a beach break during or at the end of the journey can be done throughout the year. If you travel in winter and spring (from November to April), it is recommended to spend your beach stay in the southern part of the country, such as Nha Trang, Vung Tau, Con Dao, or Phu Quoc. If you travel in summer and autumn (from May to October), the beaches of Da Nang and Hoi An will be suitable.
4. Can a 7-day trip cover from North to South Vietnam?
Yes, a 7-day trip can cover North to South Vietnam, but you should focus on key highlights to make the most of your time, such as: Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City.
5. When is the best time to hike in different regions of Vietnam?
At Kampá Tour, we recommend the following times for hiking in Vietnam based on our extensive experience:
North Vietnam: The best time to hike is in October, November, and December. The weather is cool and dry during these months, meaning the trails aren’t too muddy, and visibility is generally good.
Central Vietnam: We suggest hiking in the spring months of March, April, and May. It’s usually sunny but not too hot, and rainstorms tend to be brief.
South Vietnam: The south is hot all year, but there is some respite during the winter months of December and January, making this the best time to trek in this region.
These recommendations ensure you have a pleasant and enjoyable hiking experience across Vietnam.
6. What are some nice spots for hiking in Vietnam, particularly in the North and Northwest regions?
Some of the best hiking spots in Vietnam, especially in the North and Northwest, include Ky Quan San in Lao Cai, Pha Luong in Son La, Lao Than in Lao Cai, Ta Xua Peak in Son La, and Lung Cung in Yen Bai. These places offer stunning landscapes and challenging trails. It is highly recommended to hire a private guide (porter) from companies like Kampá Tour, which provides experienced English-speaking guides. The terrain in these areas is very wild and unknown, and navigating without a guide can be difficult and dangerous due to the risk of getting lost in the jungle.
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TESTIMONIALS
What our customers say about us
Dear Phuong,
I am writing this email to sincerely thank you for the excellent organization of our trip to Vietnam. It was a truly wonderful experience - very complete and very well coordinated. We enjoyed every moment of the journey and greatly appreciated all the work you put into making everything run smoothly. We were also very grateful for the massage in Can Tho, the last-minute flight change to Phu Quoc, and your help with recharging our SIM card.
Overall, everything went very well. I would just like to share a few brief, constructive comments by destination, mainly for feedback purposes.
Hanoi:
Our guide Rosa was very kind and friendly.
Tam Coc:
Our guide Princesa was very professional and pleasant.
The driver d
November 20, 2025 - Hello Mai,
We are doing very well! We are thrilled 🤩🤩🤩🤩 with our stay and the program. Giang is an amazing guide that we adore, and the driver is very kind as well.
Giang adapted perfectly to our wishes and preferences. She knows our tastes well and always anticipates our needs or finds solutions.
She is a real gem!
We look forward to coming back in 2 years to explore Northern Vietnam 🇻🇳, Sapa, with you and Giang.
Best regards,
Dorothée, Guillaume R, Julie, and Guillaume
September 18, 2025 - Hello Mrs. Lan Duong, we are delighted with our stay in the North. Everything has gone very well and we return with very beautiful memories.
The whole trip is going very well at the moment. Very good organization.
We are very happy with our trip. We have discovered a very beautiful country and we return home with beautiful photos of your beautiful landscapes.
Thanks for everything!
August 18, 2025 - Hello Lan Duong,
I’m finally taking the time to write to thank you for the excellent work in organizing and managing our trip to Vietnam.
We absolutely loved the itinerary—everything was perfect!
The guides you chose were fantastic. Huan and Hong Anh Dang were so knowledgeable and shared so much about your beautiful country with us. Their English was excellent, and it was also wonderful to have a female guide on the team.
The hotels were great, and the evenings spent with local families were a real highlight.
The bus was very comfortable, and the driver was friendly, careful, and professional—TOP marks!
We were especially lucky with our Halong Bay cruise: only ten people on the boat, a fantastic guide, and the weather was incredible—clear skies and perfect visibility.
We’ve already recommended your services to a friend who lives in Ho Chi Minh City and often hosts visitors—he will definitely reach out to you.
All the food throughout the trip was deli