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The PERFECT Vietnam Itinerary for 1, 2 or 3 Weeks [2022]

The PERFECT Vietnam Itinerary for 1, 2 or 3 Weeks [2022]

If you’re planning a trip to Vietnam for 1, 2 or 3 weeks then you must start with this post to help plan your Vietnam itinerary. 

Vietnam has something for everyone. It’s bursting with history, delicious foods, hiking opportunities, beautiful landscapes, beaches, and of course the wonderful Vietnamese people.  

Our Vietnam itinerary guide will give you an overview of the country, with some great itinerary options depending on how long you plan to visit. 

We have something for everyone with:

  • 10 days in Vietnam: Highlights Itinerary – These are the must-see places in Vietnam
  • 1 week in Vietnam focusing on the North
  • 1 week in Vietnam focusing on the South
  • 2 weeks in Vietnam by combining the two above
  • 3 weeks in Vietnam, or longer, by adding our extended options to your itinerary.

READ MORE: Don’t miss our complete guide to travelling in Vietnam!

10 Day Highlight 1 Week (North) 1 Week (South) 2
Week
3 Week
Hanoi X X X X
Halong Bay X X X X
Sapa X X X X
Hue X X X X
Hoi An X X X X
Ho Chi Minh X X
Da Nang X X
Nha Trang X
Dalat X
Mui Ne X
Phu Quoc X
Ninh Binh X X
Phong Nha X X
My Son X X
Ba Be National Park X X
Back Ma National Park X X
Dong Ha X X
Mekong Delta X X
Con Dao Island X X
Can Tho X X
Qui Nhon X X
Cat Tien National Park X X

1, 2, and 3-Week Vietnam Itinerary Options 

We broke this Vietnam Itinerary into three main sections. 

Simply decide how long you have, and use one of our itineraries to guide you to the top things to do in Vietnam!

10 Days in Vietnam Itinerary: Vietnam Highlights

Our 10 days in Vietnam itinerary will highlight the absolute best of North and South Vietnam – from hiking in Sapa, to sinking beer in lively Ho Chi Minh City (more commonly referred to by its former name, Saigon).

This can be the core of a longer 2 or 3-week journey by adding extension opportunities to it.

You can do this trip from North to South, or in reverse.

Day 1 – Hanoi 

After flying into Hanoi, you’ll have one day to see this beautiful city, so get ready to hit the ground running. 

Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam and is full of beautiful architecture, culture, and unique food.  The old city is surrounded by remnants of fortified walls, and most things you will want to visit are in the Old Quarter. 

I would suggest finding a walking tour, so you can learn about the city’s history as you explore the city.

Take a stroll around the Hoàn Kiếm Lake and visit the Temple of the Jade Moutain, and stop to help the locals practice their English. 

Try the local beer called Bia hơi or fresh beer, which is brewed fresh…

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