Everything You Need to Know About Land Tour Vietnam

What is a Land Tour Vietnam? 

What's included in a land tour?

1. Meals

Vietnamese cuisine is incredibly diverse due to the country's varied terrain and climate across the North, Central, and South regions. Each region boasts its unique flavors and characteristics, making Vietnamese food highly praised and adored by international friends.

• Northern Cuisine: Northern dishes are generally light, delicate, and not overly spicy. They emphasize the natural freshness of each ingredient.
• Central Cuisine: Central Vietnamese cuisine is known for its generous use of chili peppers, but with less sweetness compared to the South. The dishes are also visually appealing with a rich palette of colors, especially reds and dark browns.
• Southern Cuisine: Southern cuisine is incredibly diverse and complex, characterized by a unique combination of sweet, spicy, and rich flavors.

Thanks to globalization and cultural exchange, Vietnam now has a wide range of restaurants serving European, Asian, and Halal-certified cuisine to cater to international tourists.

With Inbound Vietnam's "Customize Your Trip" feature, you can easily find and filter restaurants that suit your personal preferences.
 

2. Accommodation

There are four main types of accommodation for tourists in Vietnam: hotels, resorts, villas, and homestays.

• Hotels: This is the most common type of accommodation in Vietnam and is very familiar to tourists.
• Resorts: Resorts are high-end accommodation businesses. They offer a variety of accommodation options such as separate apartments and villas. Resorts are often built in tourist destinations, close to nature. Each resort is associated with the local identity. This is the advantage that creates a unique feature for each resort.
• Villas: This is a type of accommodation built on a large piece of land and is separate from the surroundings. Each villa is large, with a luxurious and modern design, and has a spacious space and is close to nature. The standard for a complete villa usually includes a living room, many bedrooms, a garden, and a private swimming pool. In addition, the villa must be built completely separate from the surrounding areas, often surrounded by garden designs and private walkways.
• Homestays: Homestays are a type of tourism where tourists stay and sleep at the homes of local people in the places they visit to help tourists explore, experience, and learn about the customs, traditions, and cultural life of each region in that locality.

Depending on your purpose and budget, you can choose the most suitable type of accommodation for yourself. To easily find accommodation, you can search on Vietnam Hotels.
 

3. Transportation

The primary mode of transportation for tourism in Vietnam is the automobile, including limousines, 7-seater, 29-seater, 35-seater, and 45-seater vehicles, etc. Depending on the number of passengers and the destination, you can easily select a suitable mode of transport for your journey.
 

4. Local guide

All tour guides in Vietnam must possess a tour guide card issued by the Viet Nam National Authority of Tourism in order to practice their profession. To verify if your tour guide has a valid license, you can look up their card number here: Local guide.
   

5. Entrance fees to attractions

Most tourist attractions in Vietnam have an entrance fee. You can purchase tickets through our self-booking tour feature or directly on the destination's website. Ticket prices for each attraction will be publicly available on the destination's website.
 

Inbound Vietnam is a leading tour operator in Vietnam, offering a wide range of land tour options

• Discover hidden gems: Explore Vietnam's iconic landmarks alongside unique cultural experiences, curated by our local experts.
• Savor authentic flavors: Indulge in delicious Vietnamese cuisine at hand-picked restaurants.
• Create lasting memories: Connect with fellow travelers and share unforgettable moments.

 
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