Vietnam Tour Packages from Delhi
Four airlines and about 33 non-stops a week between IGI, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City – private Vietnam holidays from Delhi that pick the right flight for your family, work around winter fog and fit the long weekends of 2026–27.
Delhi has more ways to reach Vietnam than any other Indian city. As of November 2026, IndiGo, VietJet, Air India and Vietnam Airlines all fly non-stop from IGI to Hanoi, about 19 flights a week between them, and VietJet, Air India and Vietnam Airlines fly non-stop to Ho Chi Minh City. Most of these leave around midnight and land at dawn, but one does not: IndiGo leaves at lunchtime and lands in Hanoi in the early evening. For a family with grandparents or small children, that single daytime option is often the reason to pick Delhi as the starting point even if you live in Chandigarh, Jaipur or Lucknow.
This page is for travellers from Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad. It explains which IGI flight fits which kind of trip, what a Vietnam package costs when the airfare is kept separate, the e-visa as of November 2026, three day-wise itineraries, how winter fog at IGI affects midnight flights, the long weekends of 2026–27 against Vietnam's three climates, and how Punjabi, Jain and vegetarian Delhi families eat in a country that cooks with fish sauce. Trips are private and planned by our team in Ahmedabad on WhatsApp and phone; we have no Delhi office.
Updated November 2026 by the Vibrant Holidays team, Ahmedabad.
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Our latest Vietnam packages on Vibrant Holidays — 3 to 12 nights. Every package can be customised for departure from Delhi.
Vietnam package prices from Delhi (2026–27)
We have 24 Vietnam packages on sale, from ₹21,999 per person. The indicative bands below are per person with two sharing and exclude the Delhi airfare and the e-visa fee. They include hotels with breakfast, private airport transfers, sightseeing with English-speaking guides, the overnight Ha Long Bay cruise with its meals, internal flights within Vietnam where the route needs them, and the entry tickets named in the plan.
| Plan from Delhi | Standard (3-star / standard cruise) | Deluxe (4-star / balcony cabin) | Premium (5-star / luxury cruise) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 nights: Hanoi and a Ha Long cruise (long weekend) | ₹24,000 – 31,000 | ₹33,000 – 43,000 | ₹54,000 – 80,000 |
| 6 nights: Hanoi, Ha Long, Ninh Binh, Da Nang | ₹35,000 – 45,000 | ₹47,000 – 61,000 | ₹76,000 – 1,12,000 |
| 8 nights: Hanoi in, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City out | ₹47,000 – 60,000 | ₹63,000 – 81,000 | ₹1,02,000 – 1,50,000 |
| 5 nights: Saigon, Mekong Delta, Phu Quoc | ₹29,000 – 38,000 | ₹40,000 – 53,000 | ₹66,000 – 98,000 |
Airfare from Delhi: with four airlines competing on Hanoi, a return economy ticket usually costs about ₹22,000 – 36,000 per person as of November 2026 when booked six to eight weeks ahead, once a checked bag is added to the low-cost fares. A ticket into Hanoi and out of Ho Chi Minh City usually prices close to a simple return because both cities have Delhi non-stops. Christmas–New Year, the Diwali week and the summer vacation can reach ₹40,000 – 55,000.
Extra per person: the e-visa (USD 25 single entry, about ₹2,200), the Hanoi water puppet show, the Sapa or Fansipan cable car if added, Ba Na Hills tickets in Da Nang, the Hoi An lantern boat, meals outside the plan and tips for guides and drivers of about USD 3 – 5 a day. Each one is listed on the quote with an estimate.
IGI to Vietnam: midnight flight or daytime flight
Vietnam is 1½ hours ahead of India. International flights at IGI normally use Terminal 3, but airlines have moved flights between terminals before, so check the terminal on your ticket the day before. Timings below are local and change every season, so we confirm the operating flight before booking.
| Route | Airline and typical timing | Days |
|---|---|---|
| Delhi – Hanoi | VietJet about 12.05 am, lands about 5.35 am; Air India about 12.40 am, lands about 6.45 am; Vietnam Airlines about 11.30 pm, lands about 5 am; IndiGo about 12.20 pm, lands about 6.05 pm | IndiGo daily; Air India five a week; Vietnam Airlines four; VietJet three |
| Delhi – Ho Chi Minh City | VietJet about 12.05 am, lands about 6.20 am; Vietnam Airlines about 11.35 pm, lands about 5.55 am; Air India about 1.50 pm, lands about 8 pm | About 14 a week in total; Air India on the same five days as its Hanoi flight |
| Hanoi – Delhi | Air India about 7.45 am; IndiGo about 11 am, home about 2.35 pm; Vietnam Airlines about 6.35 pm; VietJet about 7.10 pm, home by about 11 pm | As above |
| Ho Chi Minh City – Delhi | Vietnam Airlines about 6.25 pm; VietJet about 7 pm; Air India about 8.55 pm, landing around 1 am | As above |
Which flight for which traveller
- Families with seniors or toddlers: the IndiGo daytime flight to Hanoi, or Air India's afternoon flight to Ho Chi Minh City. You leave home after breakfast, land in time for dinner and sleep in a bed. The trip loses half a day but nobody starts it exhausted.
- Couples and friends on a long weekend: the midnight flights. Finish work, fly out, and you are in Hanoi's Old Quarter for breakfast with a full first day ahead. Book an early check-in or a day room so you can shower and nap.
- Comfort: Vietnam Airlines uses wide-body aircraft with meals and baggage included; Air India's A320neo has business and premium economy cabins. VietJet and IndiGo economy are low-cost, so add a 20 kg bag and a meal before comparing fares.
- Open-jaw: fly into Hanoi and home from Ho Chi Minh City, or the reverse. Both ends have Delhi non-stops, so an eight-night trip from north to south never retraces its steps.
- Da Nang: as of November 2026 we found no Delhi–Da Nang non-stop in current schedules; you connect in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City with a 1¼-hour domestic flight.
Winter fog and the midnight flights
From about mid-December to the end of January, dense fog at IGI is worst between late night and mid-morning, which is exactly when the midnight departures and the 1 am Air India arrival operate. Delays of two to four hours are common on bad nights. In those weeks we prefer the daytime IndiGo flight for families, avoid tight onward connections on the Vietnam side, and keep the first night's hotel booked from the previous day if you take a midnight flight, so a late arrival does not cost you a bed.
Vietnam e-visa for Delhi travellers (as of November 2026)
Indian passport holders need a visa for mainland Vietnam. The usual route is the government e-visa: USD 25 for a single entry or USD 50 for multiple entries, valid for stays of up to 90 days, with processing of about three to five working days. Apply at least two weeks ahead.
- Ports must match the plan: the application names your arrival and departure airports, Noi Bai in Hanoi or Tan Son Nhat in Ho Chi Minh City. On an open-jaw trip they differ, and a mismatch is the most common error on self-filed visas.
- Documents: a passport scan valid six months beyond the trip, a recent photo on a white background, travel dates and the first hotel address.
- Phu Quoc only: Indians can visit Phu Quoc island without a visa for up to 30 days, but only if they fly straight there from abroad without entering the mainland. Most Delhi itineraries route via Hanoi or Saigon, so you will usually still need the e-visa.
- Use the official portal only: many copycat sites charge extra. We prepare and submit the application for each traveller; the decision belongs to Vietnamese immigration, and we never promise approval.
Screens, photo rules and fixes for common mistakes are in our Vietnam visa guide for Indians.
Three Vietnam itineraries planned around the Delhi flights
4 nights – Hanoi and Ha Long on a midnight flight
- Day 1: Land at Noi Bai around dawn; early check-in, two hours of sleep, then Hoan Kiem Lake, the Old Quarter and a water puppet show in the evening.
- Day 2: Drive to Ha Long Bay (about 2½ hours on the expressway), board the cruise for lunch; kayaking or the Sung Sot cave; night on board.
- Day 3: Sunrise tai chi on deck, brunch, back to Hanoi. Train Street and the Temple of Literature in the late afternoon.
- Day 4: Ninh Binh day trip: boat through the karst at Trang An and the climb at Hang Mua.
- Day 5: Shopping on Hang Gai street, then the IndiGo flight around 11 am, home in Delhi by mid-afternoon.
6 nights – the daytime flight for a family
- Day 1: IndiGo from IGI around 12.20 pm; Hanoi by about 6 pm, dinner and an early night.
- Day 2: Hanoi at an easy pace: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum complex, the One Pillar Pagoda, a cyclo ride.
- Days 3–4: Ha Long cruise overnight, then Ninh Binh with the Trang An boats.
- Day 5: Fly to Da Nang (about 1¼ hours); the beach and Marble Mountains.
- Day 6: Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge by cable car, evening in Hoi An with lanterns on the river.
- Day 7: Fly Da Nang–Hanoi and connect to the evening Vietnam Airlines or VietJet flight to Delhi, home around 10–11 pm.
8 nights – north to south, no backtracking
- Days 1–4: Midnight flight to Hanoi; Hanoi, Ha Long overnight cruise, Ninh Binh.
- Days 5–6: Fly to Da Nang; Hoi An old town, a basket-boat ride at Cam Thanh, Ba Na Hills.
- Days 7–8: Fly to Ho Chi Minh City; Cu Chi tunnels, the War Remnants Museum, Ben Thanh market, a day in the Mekong Delta at Ben Tre.
- Day 9: Free morning, evening Vietnam Airlines or VietJet flight, landing at IGI at about 10–11 pm.
All trips are private, with your own guide and vehicle and your own dates. Extended families or friends travel together as a private group; we use a larger van and split cruise cabins as needed.
Delhi long weekends and Vietnam weather, 2026–27
Vietnam is long and thin, so the north, centre and south have different seasons. Hanoi is cool from December to February, sometimes down to 10–12°C. Da Nang and Hoi An have their heaviest rain and flood risk from about September to December and are best from February to August. Ho Chi Minh City and Phu Quoc are dry from December to April.
| Delhi holiday or break | Dates | Where in Vietnam | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christmas and New Year | Fri 25 Dec 2026 and Fri 1 Jan 2027 | Hanoi and Ha Long, or the South | Two Friday holidays; fares peak, fog risk at IGI |
| Delhi school winter break | About 1 – 15 January | South: Saigon, Mekong, Phu Quoc | Warm and dry; Hanoi is cold and grey |
| Republic Day | Tue 26 Jan 2027 | Hanoi and Ha Long | Take Monday off for four days |
| Tet (Vietnamese New Year) | Around 6 Feb 2027 | Avoid, or plan carefully | Many shops shut for days; transport and hotels very busy |
| Holi and Good Friday | Mon 22 Mar and Fri 26 Mar 2027 | Anywhere; Hanoi pleasant, centre dry | Two long weekends in one week; six nights with three days of leave |
| Summer vacation | About mid-May to 30 June | Da Nang, Hoi An, central beaches | Hanoi hot and wet; the centre is at its best |
| Independence Day | Sun 15 Aug 2027 | Da Nang and Hoi An | Falls on a Sunday, so take leave around it |
| Dussehra and Diwali | Sat 9 Oct and Fri 29 Oct 2027 | Hanoi, Ha Long, Sapa | North is clear and cool; avoid the central coast's flood season |
Many Delhi offices give an extra day around Diwali, which makes the North a good four- or five-night choice. Book the summer vacation and Christmas weeks eight to ten weeks ahead; for other dates five or six weeks is usually enough.
Punjabi, Jain and vegetarian food in Vietnam
- Indian food is easy in the big cities: Hanoi's Old Quarter, Hoi An, Da Nang and District 1 in Ho Chi Minh City all have several Indian restaurants, most cooking North Indian dishes. Dal makhani, paneer and rotis are on most menus, though the paneer may be milder than in Delhi. On a Ha Long cruise, ask us to request an Indian vegetarian menu; most decent boats can manage it with notice.
- Fish sauce is the hidden ingredient: Vietnamese cooking uses nuoc mam the way Delhi kitchens use ghee. A dish that looks vegetarian may contain it, and pho broth is usually made from beef or chicken bones. Buddhist vegetarian eateries, signed "chay", cook without any animal product and are the safest local option.
- Jain food: possible in Indian restaurants with notice, but onions, garlic and root vegetables are everywhere in local food. Carry khakhra, thepla, ready-to-eat meals and dry snacks for days on the road; we arrange Jain-friendly breakfasts at hotels where possible.
- Beef and pork: both are common, and street stalls rarely label them. If your family avoids either, eat at restaurants with written menus and tell your guide on day one.
- Drinks: Vietnamese drip coffee with condensed milk is strong and sweet; the egg coffee of Hanoi contains raw egg yolk. Fresh sugarcane juice and coconut water are everywhere.
- Money and shopping: carry US dollars or a forex card and change to dong locally. Ben Thanh market in Saigon and Hanoi's night market on weekends are good for silk, lacquerware and coffee to bring home.
Why Delhi travellers book Vietnam with Vibrant Holidays
- Planned remotely from Ahmedabad: 11 years in business and about 18 staff on C G Road. Delhi trips are planned on WhatsApp, phone or video call; no Delhi office. Itinerary, invoice and vouchers come as PDFs.
- Flight choice explained: we compare the midnight and daytime IGI departures for your family and in winter build the plan around fog delays.
- E-visa filed for you: entry and exit ports matched to the itinerary; approval rests with Vietnamese immigration.
- Food requests in writing: Indian vegetarian or Jain meals requested from hotels and cruise boats and noted on vouchers.
- On-tour help: a 24×7 WhatsApp line during the trip and an office open Monday to Saturday. IATA-accredited; member of TAAI, TAFI, ADTOI and IATO; recognised by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India.
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How much does a Vietnam tour package from Delhi cost?
Our Vietnam packages currently start at ₹21,999 per person for 3 nights. Most of our Vietnam packages fall between ₹48,000 and ₹70,000 per person. The final cost depends on the travel month, hotel category, number of travellers and whether flights from Delhi are added. Open any package below to see exactly what is included, or ask us for a quote with flights.
Is there a direct flight from Delhi to Vietnam?
Yes. As of November 2026 IndiGo, VietJet, Air India and Vietnam Airlines fly non-stop from Delhi to Hanoi, about 19 flights a week in total, and VietJet, Air India and Vietnam Airlines fly non-stop to Ho Chi Minh City. Hanoi takes about 4½ hours and Ho Chi Minh City about 4¾ hours.
Which IGI terminal do Vietnam flights use?
International flights at IGI normally leave from Terminal 3, but airlines do move flights between terminals, so confirm the terminal printed on your ticket the day before. Allow about an hour from Gurugram and 1½ hours from Noida or east Delhi, more at peak times.
Is there a daytime flight from Delhi to Hanoi?
Yes. IndiGo leaves IGI around 12.20 pm and lands in Hanoi around 6 pm local time, daily as of November 2026. It is the best option for families with seniors or small children. All the other Hanoi flights from Delhi leave around midnight and land at dawn.
Is there a non-stop flight from Delhi to Da Nang?
We found none in current schedules as of November 2026. Fly to Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City and take a domestic flight of about 1¼ hours to Da Nang. Our itineraries usually include this flight within the trip, for example Hanoi to Da Nang after the Ha Long cruise.
Does winter fog in Delhi affect Vietnam flights?
It can. From mid-December to January, fog at IGI is worst from late night to mid-morning, when the midnight departures and the 1 am Air India arrival operate. Delays of a few hours happen. In those weeks we suggest the daytime IndiGo flight for families and keep spare time for connections.
What does the Vietnam e-visa cost for Indians?
As of November 2026 the e-visa costs USD 25 for a single entry or USD 50 for multiple entries, for stays up to 90 days, with processing of about three to five working days. We prepare and submit it with the correct entry and exit airports; the decision belongs to Vietnamese immigration.
Can we visit Vietnam on a Delhi long weekend?
Yes. A four-night Hanoi and Ha Long trip fits a long weekend with one or two days of leave. Fly out on a midnight flight, and come back on the morning IndiGo flight. Republic Day 2027 on a Tuesday and Holi with Good Friday in March 2027 are good windows.
Which part of Vietnam is best in the Delhi summer vacation?
Central Vietnam. From May to August, Da Nang and Hoi An are dry and sunny with calm seas, while Hanoi is hot and rainy and the South is in its wet season. A six-night trip can do two nights in Hanoi and four in Da Nang and Hoi An.
Is vegetarian food available in Vietnam for Delhi travellers?
Yes, with care. Indian restaurants serving North Indian food are common in Hanoi, Hoi An, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City, and Buddhist chay eateries are fully vegetarian. Fish sauce is used in many local dishes, so ask before ordering. Jain meals need notice and extra snacks from home.
How much is a Delhi–Vietnam return airfare?
As of November 2026 a return usually costs about ₹22,000 to ₹36,000 per person when booked six to eight weeks ahead, including a checked bag. Christmas, Diwali and the summer vacation can reach ₹40,000 to ₹55,000. Our package prices exclude airfare, which we quote separately.
Do you have an office in Delhi?
No. Our team works from Ahmedabad and plans Delhi trips on WhatsApp, phone or video call, Monday to Saturday. You approve a written itinerary with hotel and cruise names, pay against an invoice by bank transfer or UPI, and receive tickets, e-visas and vouchers as PDFs.
