bali tour from vietnam

16 Days Vietnam to Bali Tour

• Duration: 16 Days | 15 Nights Tour Type: Private | Customizable
• Destinations: Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hue, Hoi An, Can Tho, Ho Chi Minh, Bali
• Guide & Driver: English-speaking guide, experienced driver with air-conditioned vehicles
• Includes & Excludes

Tour Overview

Traverse the vibrant tapestry of Vietnam and Bali, where ancient traditions intertwine with breathtaking landscapes. Begin in Hanoi, exploring its historic gems before cruising the mystical Halong Bay. Hue unveils its imperial history, leading to Hoi An's culinary delights and Mekong Delta's lively markets. Dive into history at Cu Chi Tunnels in Ho Chi Minh City. Then, Bali enchants with its natural wonders: from serene Seminyak beaches to Nusa Penida's dramatic cliffs. Bali’s Tirta Gangga and serene beaches provide a perfect finale to this unforgettable odyssey, brimming with cultural richness and natural splendor.

Highlights of this tour:

• Explore Halong Bay's Charm: Sail through emerald waters, discover caves, and relax on secluded beaches on a picturesque Halong Bay cruise.
• Immerse in Hue's Heritage: Wander ancient streets, explore the Imperial City, and savor Hue's renowned street food, a historical and culinary delight.
• Culinary Adventure in Hoi An: Experience vibrant markets, attend cooking classes, and indulge in diverse flavors in the food haven of Hoi An.
• Mekong Delta Discovery: Witness lively floating markets, cruise serene waterways, and explore local culture in the heart of the Mekong Delta.
• Cu Chi Tunnels Exploration: Delve into history, navigate intricate tunnels, and learn about Vietnam's wartime resilience in the Cu Chi Tunnels.
• Bali’s Natural Wonders: Discover Bali's hidden gems—visit stunning beaches, swing over cliffs, and witness azure-blue waters from Asah Hill.
• Nusa Penida's Magnificence: Marvel at Diamond Beach’s beauty, explore Kelingking Beach’s unique cliffs and enjoy the thrill of Bali's Nusa Penida island.
• Tirta Gangga's Water Gardens: Step into royal splendor, stroll through intricate water gardens and experience tranquility in Bali’s Tirta Gangga.

Day-by-day Itinerary

Upon your arrival in Hanoi , your guide and driver will warmly welcome you and facilitate your smooth transfer to your hotel. After settling in, take some time to unwind from your journey, adjusting to the new time zone and surroundings at your leisure.

Accommodation : in Hanoi

Start your day with a hearty breakfast at your hotel before embarking on a scenic 3-hour drive to Halong Bay . Once there, you'll board a traditional junk boat, setting sail through the breathtaking Bai Tu Long Bay .

Marvel at the small islands and emerald waters, and explore the enchanting Thien Canh Son Cave . The day offers plenty of activities, including relaxing on a secluded beach, swimming in the crystal-clear waters, participating in a cooking class on the boat , and trying your hand at squid fishing under the stars.

Meal : Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner

Accommodation : On Board

Begin your day with a tranquil moment, sipping coffee while witnessing the sunrise over the bay. Engage in activities like kayaking and diving, immersing yourself in the natural beauty surrounding you. After a delightful brunch on board, bid farewell to Halong Bay and return to Hanoi. The afternoon is yours to explore the city at your own pace.

Meal : Brunch

Accommodation : in Hoi An

Embark on a cultural journey through Hanoi, visiting significant landmarks such as the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum , the elegant One Pillar Pagoda , the historic Presidential Palace , and the Temple of Literature , Vietnam's first university.

In the afternoon, experience the bustling charm of the Old Quarter by Cyclo, sampling delectable local cuisine on a food tour.

Meal : Breakfast + Lunch

After breakfast, take a flight to Hue , a city steeped in history and culture. After checking into your hotel and taking some time to relax, explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Imperial City , a vast complex showcasing Vietnam's rich heritage. Then, take a guided tour of Tu Duc Royal Tomb , also a masterpiece of imperial architecture. On your way back to the hotel, savor the flavors of Hue's renowned street food.

Accommodation : in Hue

Embark on a scenic 5-hour drive to Hoi An , stopping at Da Nang to visit the Cham Sculpture Museum , which houses an impressive collection of Cham artifacts. Arriving in Hoi An, a charming ancient town, take the opportunity to rest and prepare for the adventures ahead.

Meal : Breakfast

Immerse yourself in the local culinary scene by visiting a bustling produce market  in the morning. Select fresh ingredients for your cooking class at the Red Bridge Cooking School . Under the guidance of skilled chefs, learn the art of Vietnamese cuisine and enjoy the dishes you prepare.

Enjoy a leisurely day in Hoi An . Explore the well-preserved Ancient Town, marvel at the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, or simply unwind on the pristine beaches.

Take a flight to Can Tho , a city located in the heart of the Mekong Delta. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and enjoy some free time to relax and recharge.

Accommodation : in Can Tho

Embark on a fascinating cruise in the Mekong Delta. Drive to Cai Be and board a traditional sampan boat  to explore the intricate waterways. Visit a coconut candy workshop , indulge in a delicious lunch at a local riverside restaurant, and take a leisurely walk before returning to Can Tho.

Wake up early to witness the vibrant spectacle of a Floating Market in Can Tho . Observe local vendors and boats laden with fresh produce as they engage in lively trading. After this lively experience, embark on a scenic 4-hour drive to Ho Chi Minh City , a bustling metropolis that perfectly blends tradition and modernity.

Accommodation : in Ho Chi Minh

Explore the historic Cu Chi Tunnels , an intricate network of underground passages used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. In the afternoon, enjoy free time to discover the city's vibrant street markets, sample local delicacies, and absorb the lively atmosphere.

Board a flight to Bali , where you'll be transferred directly to your hotel in Seminyak, a vibrant beach resort area known for its stunning beaches, upscale resorts, and lively nightlife.

Accommodation : in Seminyak

Embark on an adventure to Nusa Penida , a picturesque island off the southeast coast of Bali. Take a speedboat ride to the island and explore its natural wonders, including the breathtaking Diamond Beach . Experience the thrill of swinging high  above the cliffs and visit the iconic Kelingking Beach , known for its stunning views and unique rock formations.

Discover Bali's natural beauty with a visit to Tirta Gangga , a former royal palace known for its intricate water gardens. Head to Asah Hill  for panoramic views of azure-blue waters and lush landscapes. Relax on the serene Virgin Beach , soaking in the sun or enjoying a refreshing swim. Embark on an exhilarating ATV ride  across the beach and venture into a local village, where you can observe farmers working in the picturesque rice fields.

Savor your last moments in Bali with some leisure time. Enjoy the amenities of your hotel, take a stroll on the beach, or indulge in any last-minute shopping. Your driver will escort you to the airport for your onward journey or flight back home, marking the end of your unforgettable adventure in Vietnam and Bali. Safe travels!

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Tour Price ($=USD)

From  $2589 p.p , which is based on a private tour for  2 people . the price varies depending on the activity, number of people, travel date, and selected hotel., price includes.

• 15 nights' accommodation;
• Meals listed in the itinerary;
• Private air-conditioned vehicle with licensed drivers;
• Excellent local English-speaking tour guides as mentioned in the itinerary;
• 1 bottle of water per person per day;
• Air tickets mentioned in the itinerary;
• Entrance fees and sightseeing as listed in the itinerary.

Price Excludes

• International air tickets (Could be assisted).
• Visa handling fee, visa stamp fee.
• Any personal expenses.
• Tipping for guide, driver, bell boy, etc.
• Services not stated in the itinerary.

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Treasure of Vietnam and Bali Tour 9 Days

9 Days, from Ho Chi Minh to Bali

• Tour ID: NA11G
• Tour type: Join-in Group Tour
• Duration: 9 days - 8 nights
• Group size: 16 pax
• Country: Vietnam - Indonesia
• Start city: Ho Chi Minh
• End city: Bali (Indonesia)
• Private available: Request as Private
• Customize available: Customize Tour
• Explore vibrant cityscapes and immerse in local culture with enlightening city tours in Ho Chi Minh
• Cruise through the captivating Mekong Delta for an authentic one-day adventure.
• Unearth history at the Cu Chi Tunnels, a testament to Vietnam's resilience.
• Embark on a spiritual journey witnessing the grandeur of Bali's temples and picturesque rice fields.
• Balance your soul with dance classes, serene yoga, beach relaxation, and pampering spa treatments in the serene embrace of Bali.

Visual Itinerary

Day 1: Ho Chi Minh Arrival, Vietnam

• Upon arrival at Tan Son Nhat  International Airport , our driver will welcome you and take you to your hotel in city center r for check-in
• Rest of the day is leisure time

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Day 2: Saigon City Tour (B/L)

• At 7.45 am, pick up at hotel and the  Reunification Palace,  which was the former residence of the President of South Vietnam until end of the war in April 1975 .
• Visit Dame Cathedral, the Old Central Post Office.
• Continue to  Chinatown, Thien Hau pagodas,  which is dedicated to the Goddess of the Sea.
• Observe street life through the narrow streets to  Binh Tay market  that sells everything from clothes to dried squid.
• Have Lunch at a local restaurant, then continue to visit  War Remnants Museum  where there is a vast display of the both the Indochina wars people.
• End up with  Ben Thanh market  

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Day 3: Mekong Delta (B/L)

• Today we will have an excursion to Mekong Delta. We will Visit Vinh Trang Pagoda,
• one of the Mekong Delta's most beautiful Buddhism pagodas. Then take a boat ride down
• the river and see stilt houses, fruit plantations, and fishing villages.
• Having lunch in the orchard garden on the Tortoise islet. Then take another boat to An Khanh village, a less touristy spot in Ben Tre.
• Cruise down natural canals on a hand-rowed sampan.
• Listening to some sweet “Southern Vietnamese folk music” performed by the locals.
• Hop on the bus and return to the hotel in Ho Chi Minh.

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Day 4: Cu Chi Tunnels (B/L)

• Explore the underground network, Venture out of the city to visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, an intricate network of underground tunnels used during the Vietnam War.
• Experience being a soldier with underground tunnels life and weapon using

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Day 5: Ho Chi Minh - Fly to Bali (B)

Today, our driver transfer you to airport to catch a flight to Bali.

 On arrival, get picked up and transfer to hotel in Kuta for check in

Day 6: Bali’s Temples and Rice Terraces (B/L)

• Visit Ulun Danu Bratan Temple . It is a temple floating on the famous lake of Beratan.
• Visit Jatiluwih Green Land -  the widest rice terraces in Bali which has been acknowledged from UNESCO as part of the world’s cultural heritage
• Drive along the green hills to reach Luhur Batukaru Temple just on the foothill of Mount Batukaru as the second highest volcano in Bali.
• Visit Tanah Lot Temple to see the best sunset in Bali. 

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Day 7: Explore Gunung Kawi Temple, Mount Batur, and a Dance Class (B/L)

• Hotel pickup is scheduled for 8:00 AM.
• Witness the mesmerizing Barong and Keris dance performance.
• Discover the Gunung Kawi Temple's cultural richness.
• Explore Kintamani, where the breathtaking Mount Batur temple view awaits.
• Enjoy a delightful lunch.
• Experience a visit to a coffee plantation.
• Marvel at the scenic beauty of Tegalalang rice terraces.
• Return journey to your hotel.

Day 8: Leisure (B)

Day 9: bali departure (b).

• Today your memorable  Vietnam and Bali 9 Days   has come to an end.
• We transfer you to airport for your flight. End of service

Places to see

Ho Chi Minh 

Mekong Delta 

Cu Chi Tunnels 

Price Policy

Accommodations.

8 Nights in the hotels

as itinerary

Air Tickets

Ho Chi Minh to Bali

Transportation

1. All Airports –> hotel by private transfers.

2. All return transportation from the Hotel to the mentioned destinations

Tickets on Sites

Entrance fees and sightseeing tickets

English-speaking guide at a single destination. Another language is available at your request.

Government tax

(some tourist nationalities get 45-day visas without any application, please contact us for details

International Flights

Surcharge in cases.

 - Surcharges of peak season and national holidays:

- Apply dates: + From Dec 24th to Jan 05th + Jan 24th to Feb 04th + Apr 27th to May 05th + Sep 1st to 4th

Other personal expenses

- Extra personal beverages,

- Tips, and personal expenses.

- Others not mentioned on the “ Exclusion” of  Treasure of Vietnam and Bali Tour 9 Days   above

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Upgrade to 4* or 5* hotels: ON REQUEST

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• All prices are based on per adult, and Double/Twin-shared.
• Mandatory Single supplement for Solo-traveler
• This is a JOIN-IN GROUP TOUR (group size 16 people). You can request a private tour. 

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Pre-post accommodation arrangements are available

• Cancel 31 days before arrival date: Refund 100%
• Cancel 15 days to 30 days before arrival date: +20% of the total price.
• Cancel less than 15 days before departure: No refund will be applied.
• For infant (<04 years old): FOC except for domestic air ticket
• 04 - 10 years old: 75% adult rate
• The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 24 hours of successful booking.
• In case of customer's preferred timeslots are not available, an alternate schedule will be created in your place, and a new confirmation voucher will be emailed to you via email.
• Therewith, the customer also has the option to cancel their reservation before it is confirmed, in which case a full refund would be issued.

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• A deposit of 100 USD is required within 72 hours once the booking is made.
• Payment can be paid by Credit Card/ Wise Transfer / Bank Transfer/ PayPal
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2 nd  Deposit Payments

• 2 nd  deposit ( 40% of the total cost) is required 30 days before the departure date.

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• Our agent will meet you at the hotel and collect it. Payment can be paid in Cash or by Credit card.
• If you don’t want to bring cash much to pay the remaining balance, you can pay by Bank Transfer/ Credit card 7 days before arrival.

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Customer reviews, overall rating, score breakdown, a great introduction to vietnam and bali.

I must say it was an unforgettable experience. This is my first time in Vietnam and Bali. The tour was well-organized by New Asia Tours and their staff. The transition between cities and countries was seamless.  The tropical cuisine was a delightful surprise. This tour showed the essence of both countries, and I'm grateful to New Asia Tours for making this journey so special.

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• Introduction
• Day 1 Arrival Hanoi, Vietnam
• Day 2 Hanoi City Tour full day (B, L)
• Day 3 Halong Bay with overnight on a cruise (B, L, D)
• Day 4 Halong Bay Cruise - Hanoi/Fly to Hoi An (B, L)
• Day 5 Hoi An Excursion/Thu Bon River Boat Trip. (B, L)
• Day 6 Half day Tour to My Son Sanctuary (B)
• Day 7 Hoi An to Ho Chi Minh City by flight (B)
• Day 8 Ho Chi Minh City Tour - Cu Chi Tunnels (B, L)
• Day 9 Mekong Delta/River Boat Trip. (B, L)
• Day 10 Flight from Ho Chi Minh City to Bali (B)
• Day 11 Kintamani - Ubud Tour full day (B, L)
• Day 12 Conclusion of Vietnam and Bali Tour (B)

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Operated by Legend Travel Group

WARMLY welcome to Legend Travel Group - a leading and unique company sharing timeless vacations and travel experiences throughout the Southeast Asia. In the last decade, Legend Travel Group has been locally an icon for travel and adventures. We take it as a great honour to thank our valued customers and business partners whose passions and enthusiasm for Legend Travel Group have always enabled us to be so successful. Historically, in 1994, Mr. Tony Bui, the founder was a member of a high school trip through his beautiful home country-Vietnam. After a 45-day wonderful journey from the North to the South, he decided that this opportunity should be available to everyone, not only from Vietnam but also all countries around the world. He started his dream of being a tourism expert by choosing one of the best institutes to study all about this field for five years. In 2008, Legend Travel Group was set up with his deep hope that all of travelers could enjoy amazing experiences, and your holidays would be well worth your time and money. Annually, Legend Travel Group is welcoming around 15,000 travelers across Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Myanmar. Our number one priority is to ensure that your memorable moments are also our top pride – our legend. ------------------------------------------ 10 Best Responsible Tourism Practices by Legend Travel Group: 1. Supporting local communities by providing economic benefits through tourism. 2. Encouraging cultural preservation by promoting responsible tourism practices. 3. Reducing environmental impact by promoting eco-friendly tours and activities. 4. Respecting local traditions and customs. 5. Providing fair wages and working conditions for employees. 6. Promoting responsible animal tourism and discouraging any activities that harm animals. 7. Supporting local conservation efforts to protect natural resources and wildlife. 8. Educating travelers about responsible tourism practices and encouraging them to participate. 9. Encouraging responsible waste management practices, such as reducing plastic waste and promoting recycling. 10. Continuously improving our responsible tourism practices to reduce our impact on the environment and to support local communities. ---------------------------------------------- Here are 10 commonly asked questions and answers about Legend Travel Group: 1. What is Legend Travel Group? Answer: Legend Travel Group is a leading travel company that offers package tours and travel experiences in Southeast Asia. 2. What destinations does Legend Travel Group cover? Answer: Legend Travel Group covers Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and Myanmar. 3. What types of tours does Legend Travel Group offer? Answer: Legend Travel Group offers a variety of tour types, including cultural tours, adventure tours, luxury tours, beach holidays, and more. 4. How long has Legend Travel Group been in business? Answer: Legend Travel Group was founded in 2008, so it has been in business for over a decade. 5. Is Legend Travel Group a reputable company? Answer: Yes, Legend Travel Group is a reputable company with a strong track record of providing high-quality travel experiences. 6. What is the booking process for Legend Travel Group tours? Answer: The booking process for Legend Travel Group tours is simple and can be done online or through a travel agent. Once you have selected your tour, you can pay a deposit to secure your booking. 7. What are the payment options for Legend Travel Group tours? Answer: Legend Travel Group accepts a variety of payment methods, including credit cards, bank transfers, and PayPal. 8. What is Legend Travel Group's cancellation policy? Answer: Legend Travel Group's cancellation policy varies depending on the tour and the circumstances. However, we do offer a flexible cancellation policy for many of our tours. 9. What is the best time of year to travel with Legend Travel Group? Answer: The best time of year to travel with Legend Travel Group depends on your destination and the type of tour you are interested in. We offer tours year-round, so it's best to consult with our team for specific recommendations. 10. What sets Legend Travel Group apart from other travel companies? Answer: Legend Travel Group is known for our personalized service, attention to detail, and local expertise. We strive to provide unique and authentic travel experiences that go beyond the typical tourist destinations.

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• Transport Excellent 5.0
• Accommodation Excellent 5.0
• Food Excellent 5.0
• Tour Operator Legend Travel Group 4.6

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• Currencies Rp Rupiah Indonesia ₫ Dong Vietnam

As a traveller from USA, Canada you will need an adaptor for types C, E, F, G. As a traveller from England you will need an adaptor for types C, E, F, A, B. As a traveller from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa you will need an adaptor for types C, E, F, G, A, B.

• These are only indications, so please visit your doctor before you travel to be 100% sure.
• Typhoid - Recommended for Indonesia and Vietnam. Ideally 2 weeks before travel.
• Hepatitis A - Recommended for Indonesia and Vietnam. Ideally 2 weeks before travel.
• Cholera - Recommended for Indonesia and Vietnam. Ideally 2 weeks before travel.
• Tuberculosis - Recommended for Indonesia and Vietnam. Ideally 3 months before travel.
• Hepatitis B - Recommended for Indonesia, Indonesia and Vietnam. Ideally 2 months before travel.
• Rabies - Recommended for Indonesia and Vietnam. Ideally 1 month before travel.
• Yellow fever - Certificate of vaccination required if arriving from an area with a risk of yellow fever transmission for Indonesia and Vietnam. Ideally 10 days before travel.
• Japanese B encephalitis - Recommended for Indonesia and Vietnam. Ideally 1 month before travel.
• Unfortunately we cannot offer you a visa application service. Whether you need a visa or not depends on your nationality and where you wish to travel. Assuming your home country does not have a visa agreement with the country you're planning to visit, you will need to apply for a visa in advance of your scheduled departure.
• Here is an indication for which countries you might need a visa. Please contact the local embassy for help applying for visas to these places.
• For any tour departing before 29th June 2024 a full payment is necessary. For tours departing after 29th June 2024, a minimum payment of 10% is required to confirm your booking with Legend Travel Group. The final payment will be automatically charged to your credit card on the designated due date. The final payment of the remaining balance is required at least 65 days prior to the departure date of your tour. TourRadar never charges you a booking fee and will charge you in the stated currency.
• Some departure dates and prices may vary and Legend Travel Group will contact you with any discrepancies before your booking is confirmed.
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Saigon is filled with life that buzzes along the streets as the culture pulsates with forward moving energy. Luxury hotels and high-rises soar above the central walkways and frame trendy boutique stores and traditional markets. Alleyways have a sense of timelessness embellished by the scent of burning incense that emanates from the hidden temples as the city effortlessly blends its past and present in a celebratory collage. Your private transfer will meet you at Tan Son Nhat International Airport upon your arrival to take you along the roadways and walkways that border the banks of the Saigon River, which stretches 140 miles before reaching the South China Sea.

The Fine Arts Museum stands inside a 1920s colonial-era building that is decorated with yellow and white fixtures and embellished with exuberant tiles and stained glass. Sculptures of Buddha and Vishnu carved out of wood and stone date back to as early as the 7th century as the aroma of ground ginger and cardamom linger in the air around Binh Tay Market. The marketplace was originally constructed in the 1880s after the arrival of the French, and food vendors produce enticing bowls of pho, along with seductive barbecue as they fan the flames beneath their grill to tempt passersby with their fantastic food. Your first taste of Saigon will come in the form of the sweet and bitter combination of Vietnamese coffee, which traditionally allows condensed milk to drip slowly into the strong, black brew until turning the coffee creamy, thick, and sweet.

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Saigon – Enjoy a Half-Day Tour of Saigon’s Cultural and Colonial Past

In the morning, the streets of Saigon return to their vibrant life as women walk down the pathways balancing pots and cooking equipment on a long pole strung over their shoulder with conical hats on to protect themselves from the sun. Food carts are nestled into hidden alleys and produce popular breakfast soups filled with fish, noodles, and egg. Charming cafes fill with the aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans, using ingredients only produced in Vietnam. After breakfast, your guide will meet you at your hotel eager to show you the preserved French colonial structures of Saigon.

The Central Post Office was erected in the 1890s and continues to function as the city’s main post office. Gustave Eiffel, the grand architect of both the Statue of Liberty and Eiffel Tower, designed the elaborate structure with a focus on the arched windows and wooden shutters. The bright colors of the interior relate to the tropical climate as the intricate marble floors and vintage telephone boxes take you back to the days before mobile phones and internet service and embody Saigon’s living history. After visiting the Cathedral of Notre Dame and the Old Opera House, you will venture outside of the city to traverse a portion of the nearly 75 miles of underground passageways making up the Chu Chi Tunnels.

Saigon – Relish the Countryside and Architecture on a Mekong River Tour

In the morning, both locals and visitors of Saigon enjoy the simple, yet seductive Vietnamese iced coffee. Hot coffee slowly releases into a cup before being poured over a glass of ice and sweetened with condensed milk. The sweet and savory dark roast brings a cooling effect to the tropical warmth of the day. After an early breakfast, your guide will lead you to My Tho, which is considered the gateway to the Mekong Delta. Boats glide down the gentle current of the river reaching the shores of quiet islands and cottage industries.

A cool breeze drifts over the water and rustles the bordering fronds. The town was founded in the 1680s by Chinese refugees and retains its traditions of fishing and cultivating rice, coconuts, and mangoes. The marketplace has vendors selling bushels of bananas and the scent of vibrant citrus emanates from mounds of oranges and lime. Stilts support the homes on the banks of the river as boats float past. You will stop at Vinh Trang Temple to view the remarkable Buddhist complex that fully encompasses five acres.

Fruit trees grow alongside the village, and the 19th-century structure seamlessly blends French colonial architecture with Vietnamese style. You will find hints of sandalwood emanating from incense burning at the shrines as the temple’s main hall contains elaborate statues of Buddha situated in different poses, along with different interpretations of the Buddha, from Amitabha , the celestial Buddha of East Asia, to Gautama, also known as Siddhartha. Monks maintain the ornate sanctuaries, and you will see their reverent caring evident all around.

Nusa Dua – Transfer from Captivating Saigon to Enchanting Nusa Dua, Bali

Saigon returns to its usual buzz as the morning light spreads across the meandering waters of Saigon River. Coa Dai practitioners wear white robes and enter into the temple of the religion that has taken elements of Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Taoism, and Confucianism. The temple shimmers with bright colors, crowned by flying dragons that wrap around the banisters beneath a ceiling covered by a mural of clouds. Locals traverse the streets on bicycles and motorbikes as the marketplace once again fills with shoppers eager to find a good deal on the catch of the day to enjoy with traditional Chinese spinach.

After breakfast, your private transfer will meet you at your hotel and escort you to the airport for your flight to Bali, Indonesia. The skyscrapers of Saigon give way to rolling waves and emerald canopies. The fast pace of city life diminishes to a welcoming tranquility nestled between lush mountains and inviting sapphire seas. Your flight will land at Ngurah Rai International Airport where your private transfer will greet you upon arrival and escort you to your luxurious hotel burrowed between palm trees and ferns with a marvelous view to the pristine white sand shores of Nusa Dua.

The remainder of the day is yours to explore the beachside cafes, the quiet streets, and the charming atmosphere of the town. Seaweed farmers cultivate their crop on small-segmented plots over the water as surfers catch waves past the edging reef. Fishers cast their nets onto the sea in the hopes of drawing in a perfect catch. You could make your way to the Water Blow for an impressive display of nature’s raw power as the waves lap against the rugged shoreline amidst the aroma of fresh sea air. The water fills a narrow passageway in the rocks, building unseen pressure until the ocean erupts through the hole in the coast like an exciting volcano.

Nusa Dua – Delight in a Full Day Tour of Bali’s Temples and Rice Terraces

In the morning, the aroma of banana pancakes blends into the semi-sweet scent of the ocean breeze as palm fronds rustle and coconuts dangle from the canopy. After breakfast, your guide will greet you in the hotel lobby eager to lead you on a full day tour that will highlight the rich traditions and preserved culture of Balinese history. You will make your way into the midlands of the island, passing villages decorated with wild frangipani and blossoming hyacinths. The 17th-century temple of Taman Ayun stands amongst the lush trees and reflective ponds beside the town of Mengwi. Lotus blossoms bloom with bright hues of white and purple, displaying elegance along the surface of a stoic pond.

Hindu gods, such as Ganga and Ganesh, use lotus flowers as their seats in traditional iconography.  The complex served as a unifying symbol for the people of the Bali and the Mengwi royal family. Terraces ascend the preceding courtyards, graced with pagoda-style temples. The Pura Dalem Bekas Temple features a 26-foot tall wooden bell tower with two hanging rectangular wooden bells. The tower offers a remarkable view of the entire complex, from the soaring shrines to the graceful ponds. You can continue into the mountains to reach the village of Bedugul, which stands at an altitude of nearly 4,600 feet above sea level. The village overlooks the shores of three separate lakes with an elegant ambiance embodied by blossoming orchids.

Nusa Dua – Discover the Splendors of Bali with the Day at your Leisure

The sunlight spreads across the Indian Ocean from the east and glistens over the layers of sapphire, cobalt, and azure. Surfers return after dawn to ride cresting waves and fishers set out in their colorful traditional boats in search of a daily catch. At breakfast, you will find the delightful aromas of pineapple and rambutan accompanying freshly brewed Balinese coffee. The day is yours to enjoy the splendors of Bali as you desire, whether by basking in the tropical sunlight atop the white sand shoreline or traversing the galleries of the Museum Pasifika, home to thrilling assortment of artists and artifacts depicting the historical significance of Indonesian art and works inspired by the culture and landscape. For a unique view of Balinese history, you could venture to Goa Gajah, also known as the Elephant Cave.

Detailed reliefs adorn the cave mouth, including the wide eyes of a traditional demon situated above the door. The structure was erected in the 11th century and acted as a place of spiritual bathing with figures etched into the walls to ward off evil. Statues of Hindu angels hold vases, acting as waterspouts. Elements of the cave correlate with Buddhist themes dating back to the 8th century as three stone idols wrapped in colorful cloths fill the shallow cave. Traces of incense remain in the cool cavern before the priest lights another stick. Rice fields and streams surround the temple grounds leading to the Petanu River.

Nusa Dua – Experience a Rafting Excursion and Elephant Safari Park

Hyacinths shimmer against the framing jungle greenery as their large petals open, calling for lingering flowerpeckers. The scent of delicious coconut fills the air, mixing with the sea breeze. Your guide will meet you after breakfast and escort you into the central highlands to the banks of the Ayung River. The waterway extends for upwards of 45 miles until feeding into the Badung Strait at Sanur. The jungle trees shade the sunlight as Asian palm-swifts twitter in the canopy. You will board your raft and begin your journey down the mountains. The water is cool on your fingertips as you drag your hand against the current.

You will paddle past waterfalls and iridescent greenery as kingfishers soar above and rice fields sweep across the countryside beyond the dense rainforest. The rushing waters echo against the quiet landscape, foreshadowing the next rapids. You will paddle, kicking up water as the current speeds up. The whitewater will pour over the boulders and the smoothed-out rocky riverbanks. The rapids dip down like a rollercoaster, and you will feel your body raise off the raft for a brief second before the rapids ease. The river returns to normal, but your heart will continue to pound with excitement.

Nusa Dua – Explore Gunung Kawi Temple, Mount Batur, and a Dance Class

The seaweed farmers return to their crops in the morning light, cultivating the vines and leaves often utilized in the cosmetic industry. Surfers paddle out beyond the reef in search of cresting waves. Divine statues fill the niches carved into the seaside cliffs at Pandawa Beach. After breakfast, your guide will meet you at your hotel eager to whisk you into the highlands to visit Gunung Kawi. The lush, emerald valley encircles the 11th-century temple, and the cliffs contain ten separate shrines carved into the rock face. The complex is one of Bali’s largest and oldest monuments, with marvelous detailed sculptures standing upwards of 26 feet above filled with ancient rice fields.

The sculptures are known as candi and were erected as memorials to the 11th-century Balinese royalty. A majestic ambiance emanates from the fountains and temples, accentuated by the sound of a trickling stream. A stone stairway leads down to the river, carved from an embankment of a solid boulder, which now contains more than 270 steps. Pools glow with crystal clear water fed by a natural mountain spring as golden carp swim in the crowning ponds. In the afternoon, you can partake in a traditional Barong and Keris Dance to learn the movements that narrate the endless battle between Good and Evil, exhibiting a captivating blend of history and mythology.

Nusa Dua – Depart for Home

The morning light will wash over the boardwalk that winds through the mangrove forest at the edge of Nusa Dua. The dense collection of trees grows along saltwater tributaries as the walkway travels beneath the canopy and into the open set beside the forest to offer a mixture of perspectives over nearly 3,400 acres. The sand warms beneath the tropical sun as the water continues to shimmer with layers of blue. Over breakfast, you will recall the wonders of your time across Vietnam and Bali, accentuated by the aromas of banana pancakes and freshly brewed coffee. After your meal, your private transfer will meet you at your hotel and escort you to Ngurah Rai International Airport for your flight home.

Trip Highlights

• Discover the unique terraces and shrines of the Taman Ayun temple complex
• Visit the emerald tiers of the iconic Balinese rice terraces at Jatiluwih Valley
• Traverse the infamous and historical Cu Chi Tunnels outside of Saigon, Vietnam
• Enjoy a thrilling half-day rafting excursion down the Ayung River to view hidden waterfalls, limestone cliffs, and captivating jungle terrain
• Immerse yourself in the majestic pools, ponds, and fountains adorning Gunung Kawi Temple
• Learn the specific movements involved in blending myth and history with a dance class recounting the Barong and Keris legend
• Witness the remarkable French colonial structures of Saigon
• Drift down the famous Mekong River outside of Saigon to visit the town of My Tho and wander the walkways of the Vinh Trang Temple complex
• Experience the excitement of meeting Asian elephants up close during your visit to the Elephant Safari Park

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Experience beauty and culture, vibrant lifestyle and historical architecture on your 9-day excursion through Vietnam and Bali. Your flight will land at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Saigon, where you will begin your journey. Your private transfer will meet you upon arrival and escort you to a luxurious hotel with contemporary luxury while overlooking historical neighborhoods. Enjoy an introductory tour of the city as your visit the bustling stalls of the Binh Tay Market, a historical marketplace fashioned by the French. The next morning, your guide will meet you at your hotel and escort you through an engaging half-day tour of the city beginning with the Reunification Palace and moving onward to the Jade Pagoda and Central Post Office.

In the afternoon, you will venture outside of the city to traverse a portion of the Cu Chi Tunnels, where the Vietcong hid and maneuvered during the Vietnam War. The next day, visit the town of My Tho, located on the banks of the Mekong River. Explore Vinh Trang Pagoda and cruise on a local boat to the various islands on the waterway to experience the culture firsthand. Your private transfer will escort you to the airport for your flight to Bali, Indonesia. Your flight will land at Ngurah Rai International Airport, and you will make your way to a lavish resort-style hotel that overlooks the beaches of Nusa Dua. The remainder of the day is yours to enjoy the sandy coastline or visit the famous Water Blow.

Continue as your guide will lead you on a fabulous tour of Bali’s remarkable culture. Begin with the shrines at the Taman Ayun Temple complex, and then traverse the markets and lakeshores around Bedugul Village and then explore the stunning emerald steps of the Jatiluwih rice terraces before returning to Nusa Dua. The next day is at your leisure to discover the island lifestyle as you desire. Bask in the tropical sun on a secluded beach or venture to the Goa Gajah Temple to view the remarkable icons carved into the cliffs.

The following day, you will take to the mountains for a half-day rafting excursion along the Ayung River. In the afternoon, you can continue to the Elephant Safari Park to visit with Asian elephants and enjoy the jungle terrain. Discover the thrills of the jungle with a tour of the Gunung Kawi pools and 11th-century shrines, and then visit the crater lake at Mount Batur and partake in a private dance lesson to learn the particular movements of the traditional Barong and Keris dance. Conclude the next day as your private transfer will meet you at your hotel in Nusa Dua and escort you to the airport for your flight home. 

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Start in Ho Chi Minh City and end in Nusa Dua. This package is all you need: hotels, culture tours, sightseeing tour, meals, transportation, flight tickets and more.

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• Accommodation :  at 3 star centrally-located hotel (4 nights  in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam and  5 nights in Nusa Dua, Bali)
• Flights: International flight  from Ho Chi Minh to Nusa Dua (incl. 20kg baggage check in)
• Tour guide:  English Speaking tour guide at every single destination
• Meals:  As stated as itinerary
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• All Pick up and drop off from airport (private car)
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• Visa from / to Vietnam
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• Surcharge Lunar New Year from 100 USD/ pp

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To enjoy your Bali, Vietnam trip don't forget to get the following activites added in your Bali, Vietnam itinerary

This island of Indonesia is one of the most famous hubs for international tourists who want to experience a fun-filled tranquil, adventure, art, and history all for great value!

In the Packages:

• Hanoi city tour
• Halong Bay Tour with Lunch
• Gitgit waterfall, Ulun Danu Bartan, Taman Ayun Temple, and sunset at Tanah Lot
• Nusa Penida Island tour with snorkeling & Lunch
• Kintamani Tour (Mount Batur View, Monkey Forest, Tegalalang Rice Terraces, Bali Swing, and Ubud Art Market)
• Pirates dinner cruise with transfers
• Ayung River white water rafting with Lunch
• 4 nights stay at Kuta & 3 Nights at Ubud
• Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner on all Days (Breakfast not provided on the day of arrival)
• Flights from India to Vietnam to Bali to India Private inter hotel and airport transfers
• Private transfers for sightseeing service charges, environmental fees & permits
• All meals are strictly vegetarian (Jain-specific)
• Complimentary Balinese massage

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To enjoy you Bali, Vietnam trip don't forget to get the following activites added in your Bali, Vietnam

Detailed Day Wise Itinerary

As you reach, get escorted to the hotel for your stay. Check-in at the hotel and have some rest. In the afternoon, go for a short sightseeing tour and visit War Remnants Museum, the Reunification Palace, and later enjoy shopping at Ben Thanh Market. After shopping, have dinner at a local restaurant and head back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Deluxe Room with Breakfast

Today, visit My Tho, situated on Mekong Delta; also known as the Rice bowl of Vietnam. Enjoy your tour & ride in a small sampan, through the narrow canals and visit a local resident to learn about their culture and tradition. After having lunch with the locals, head back to the city for an overnight stay.

Today after breakfast, check-out and transfer to the airport for your flight to Bali. As we arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport, our driver will pick the guest from the airport, and drop them to their hotel at Kuta, for check in.

Today after a hearty breakfast we start our sightseeing from Kuta. We visit Gitgit Waterfall, Ulun Danu Bartan , Taman Ayun Temple followed by a romantic sunset at the floating Tanah lot Temple.

After a private transfer from Hotel to Sanur Harbour we take a 30 mins cruise to the island. On Nusa Penida, our tour driver, will provide the full day tour including Kelingking Beach, Angel Bilabong, Broken Beach & Crystal bay followed by a indonasian lunch experience.Enjoy complimentary snorkeling in turquoise waters

spend the day at leisure in Kuta, Hop on the best sandy beaches and enjoy watersports and delicious food in Beach side shacks. At evening we take you for a priate themed dinner cruise in the seas

Wakeup to a beautiful morning. Today at afternoon our driver will transfer you to the resort at Ubud. Experience complimentary Balinese massage and spend the evening at leisure at ubud.

One Bedroom Pool Villa with Breakfast

Today we visit some of the most popular locations in Ubud like the Monkey Forest and Tegallalang rice terraces. Enjoy a delicious Indonesian lunch and witness the stunning views of the active volcano, Mt. Batur.

Ayung River Rafting is one of favourite rafting site in Bali, located in Ubud area approx 1.5 hours from Kuta. It is The most challenging white water rafting sites in Bali. Ayung River Rafting suitable for those of you who are love sports / adventure

After a hearty breakfast, we proceed to check - out from our hotel. Our driver will drop you to the Airport and we head back home with beautiful memories!

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* highlights.

• Experience an amazing tropical escape to the land that offers picture perfect beaches, towering mountains and alluring landscapes
• Visit the mystical Tegenungan Waterfall, enveloped in the wildernesses where you can also relax in the pool underneath
• Visit Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a UNESCO world heritage site that offers a mesmerising sight of green rice paddies stretch
• Mesmerise the beauty of Uluwatu Temple nestled gracefully on top of the cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean and believed to be one of the six key pillars of Bali
• Indulge in various water sports like Jet skiing and Parasailing on the beautiful beaches to feel the adventure deep within
• Experience tasteful dining on the cruise ship in the romantic ambience, followed by a spectacular dance performance and live music session

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• RT-PCR while boarding the flights and on arrival is mandatory.
• Sightseeing included (Entry fees to the attractions are not included)
• Please carry valid Ids and the  Let's Live voucher.
• International / Domestic flights are not included in the package.
• Carry your id for identification purposes on your tour.
• The vehicle is not at your disposal and will be available only on an itinerary basis.
• Make sure that you meet the representative within 70 minutes of landing.
• All entry tickets for stupas, monasteries, sightseeing, state and entry fees, jeep safari, boat rides, monument entrances, camera charges, permits, etc. are not a part of the package.
• All international and domestic airfare, visa fees, airport tax, or any kind of insurance cover is not a part of the package. (Please visit www.eta.gov.lk for more details / submit your visa application)
• Any personal expenses or items of personal nature will not be included in the package.
• Any breakage or damage of any items in the resort will be charged at actuals.
• Rates may fluctuate with any change in services/hotels. The difference in the cost shall be borne by the client in case of any amendment in the package due to an increase in the number of guests, hotel change, etc., before the beginning of the trip.
• The hotels are subject to their availability. In case they are not available, the travelers will be accommodated in a property of a similar standard.
• Let's Live reserves the right to rearrange the itinerary due to any kind of disturbance that occurred (i.e weather condition, political condition, or any others) without changing the total number of days and without compromising any service.
• GST is applicable to the package cost.
• Avoid using plastic bags and maintain the ecological balance of the destinations. Travelers littering may be fined.
• If in case any traveler wants to or decides to leave the trip in the middle, all the expenses from that point onwards will be borne by the traveler. Neither the operator nor Let's Live will be held responsible for such decisions or any refund.
• Meals not mentioned are not included in the package.

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• 100.0% of total tour cost will have to be paid 7 days prior to date of travel.

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• As soon as you pay, you will receive a confirmation email from Let’s Live.
• The remaining amount needs to be paid before the date of travel.

* Cancellation Policy

If cancellation are made 30 days before the date of travel then 25.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.

If cancellation are made 15 days to 30 days before the date of travel then 50.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.

If cancellation are made 0 days to 15 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.

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Vietnam vs Bali – Wondering which is better for your next trip? Both tourist places are extremely popular, have a lot of touristy offerings, and are relatively pocket-friendly. Therefore, this dilemma of whether to go to Vietnam or Bali for your next trip is understandable.

In this post, I will compare and contrast the two destinations based on my personal experience of traveling to the two places to help you determine which should be your next travel destination.

Quick Overview – Vietnam vs Bali While both Vietnam and Bali are excellent choices for your next trip, If you want friendly locals, pristine beaches, and a more relaxed outing – visit Bali. But if you want more variety in terms of tourist attractions, food, and cultural and historic offerings – visit Vietnam. If price is your primary criterion – you can visit either of the places on a small budget. The major differentiating factor would be the cost of flight tickets.

Read on to find out an in-depth comparison of Vietnam vs Bali based on my personal experiences.

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Vietnam vs Bali: Which is Better For Travel

Cost of travel.

To be honest, both the places are extremely budget-friendly and the difference in the cost of travel only depends on how you choose to spend your money.

Nevertheless, as per Budget your trip , the average daily cost per day per person of Vietnam is USD 51 while that of Bali is USD 59. But just by looking at these numbers, don’t assume that Bali is more expensive than Vietnam.

My observations from traveling to the two places are

• Accommodation is cheaper in Vietnam than Bali.
• Drivers/Cars are more expensive in Vietnam
• Manmade tourist attractions like Zoos, Amusement Parks are more expensive in Bali
• Street food at both places is fairly comparable
• Food at restaurants or cafés is slightly more expensive in Vietnam than in Bali

Thus, you can plan a trip to either place on a relatively low budget.

How Many Days Required

I have a full post on how many days are enough in Bali that you can read. It even includes a sample itinerary to make the most of your Bali trip. The post states that the minimum number of days required to visit Bali is between 7 and 10 . To do proper justice to your time in Bali, it is recommended to split your stay between a beach town in the south like Jimbaran, Nusa Dua or Pandawa and a green hilly area like Ubud.

On the other hand, if you are planning a trip to Vietnam, you need at least 10 days . Vietnam being a full country, there are lots of places to visit. You need to take internal flights or trains to cover the full country. To do justice to each place, you will need to spend about 2-3 days at every destination.

An ideal itinerary would require you to spend time at

• Halong Bay,
• Sapa or Ninh Binh,
• Hoi An or Da Nang
• Ho Chi Minh City

To see Vietnam in greater detail, it would even be advisable to add Ha Giang, Hue, Dalat, or Phu Quoc to your itinerary.

Friendliness of People

A big part of our overall experience of any place depends on how warm and welcoming the people are towards tourists.

In this regard, I felt that the Balinese people were extremely friendly. I never came across any rude or arrogant Balinese locals on my trips to Bali.

On the other hand, since tourism is not the primary source of income for Vietnamese people, Vietnamese people can come across as slightly rude. You would be rarely received with a warm, welcoming smile. Communication with Vietnamese locals would often even feel more transactional than friendly.

I have spoken all about this and other issues one could face in Vietnam in my post on 14 reasons why you may want to stay away from Vietnam.

(An exception to that was the staff at the Hammock Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City – read the full review of Hammock Hotel here)

It’s also easier to communicate with Balinese people as most understand basic English. Communicating with Vietnamese people without a translator is impossible in most cases.

Thus, from a people-friendliness point of view, Bali enjoys an upper hand over Vietnam

Geography and Climate

The geography and climate of Bali and Vietnam may be compared as follows

Accommodation

Accommodation in Vietnam and Bali is comparable especially in the budget range. Both places offer good quality budget accommodation either in the form of hostels or budget rooms.

But in the mid-range category, you get much better value for money in Vietnam. In Bali, accommodation expenses can quickly start adding up once you move away from the budget range.

For the same price, you will get

• bigger rooms in Vietnam
• better amenities in Vietnam
• better quality of stay

But the flip side to this is that there isn’t much difference between the offerings of a 3-4 star hotel in Vietnam vs that of a 5-star hotel. But in Bali, the difference in quality is noticeable. A 5-star property feels far more luxurious than a 3-4 star property.

Thus if you are looking to pamper yourself at a luxury property, Bali may be a better option for you. But if you want solid value from a mid-range property, you’ll be pleased with Vietnam.

Transport or Commute

– Public transport in Vietnam is slightly more useful than the almost non-existent public transport in Bali – Renting a two-wheeler in Vietnam is slightly cheaper than in Bali. Vietnam per day scooter rental with petrol costs about USD 7, and Bali per day scooter rental with petrol costs about 9. – Hiring a car with a driver is cheaper in Bali than in Vietnam. In Bali, a full-day car with a driver costs about USD 40. In Vietnam, a full-day car with a driver costs about USD 55-60.

But the costs you save in Vietnam are often nullified because of the costs you need to incur on internal flights or trains to cover the length of the country.

In terms of food, Vietnamese food scores higher than Balinese food for its unique taste and excellent variety.

– The food options in Vietnam include Pho, Banh Mi, Spring Rolls, Bun Cha, Ban Xeo, Egg coffee, Goi Cuon, Com Tam, etc.

Non-vegetarian eaters would also be delighted to see preparations of snails, frogs, octopuses, etc available in street markets.

Vietnamese cold brew coffee and Vietnamese drip coffee are also famous all over the world for their rich, intense aroma.

– Bali, on the other hand, serves Nasi Goreng, Nasi Campur, Mie Goreng, Sate, Babi Guling, Bebek Betutu, Gado-Gado, etc. The cuisine relies heavily on rice and meat derived from pig, chicken, and duck.

But, international preparations like pasta, pizza, burgers, etc. are more easily available in Bali than in Vietnam where you need to mostly rely on local dishes.

In terms of vegetarian or vegan food availability, Bali scores higher than Vietnam

Vegetarian and vegan variants of rice, noodles, burgers, pizzas, pasta, salads, etc are found far more easily all across Bali. You won’t have to travel looking for vegetarian food places as almost all cafes, restaurants and beach-side shacks would serve vegetarian and vegan variants.

In Vietnam, the only vegetarian and vegan food options available in most restaurants and cafés would be steamed rice, rice paper, french fries, fruits, and salad. Many restaurants don’t serve vegan or vegetarian varieties of famous dishes like Banh Mi, Bun Cha, etc and you may have to specifically look for a restaurant serving vegan and vegetarian food using apps like Happy Cow.

Food in Vietnam is cheaper than in Bali.

Food in Bali is priced higher than in other Indonesian regions as it is the primary tourist destination in Indonesia. Vietnam, on the other hand, is not a tourist-centric economy and the food prices are very affordable.

Bali is a tourist destination and hence has quite a few hubs that stay open all night. Kuta, Seminyak, and Canggu have multiple bars and clubs. They are vibrant and full of life. Even the beach shacks at Kuta and Seminyak are bustling with spirited energy until well beyond midnight.

Vietnam, on the other hand, is not particularly famous for its nightlife. It does have a few pockets that turn into happening places like the Bia Hoi or the Beer Street in Hanoi, the Bui Vien Street in Ho Chi Minh City, or rooftop bars in other cities like Danang, etc. But other than that by 9 pm, most areas in Vietnam close for the day and turn into quiet, deserted areas.

Even the night markets set up in Hoi An, Hanoi and other parts of Vietnam close down by 11 pm.

History & Culture

If you love visiting places that give you a peak into the place’s history, Vietnam has a lot to offer. Its history has seen Indian, Chinese, and Japanese influences. Vietnam was also a French colony and its present-day architecture reflects that abundantly. In the second half of the 20th century, Vietnam also fought the Vietnamese war against the Americans.

If you want to understand more of these influences, you can visit the Hoa Lo Prison Museum in Hanoi, the National Historical Museum in Hanoi, the My Son sanctuary near Hoi An, the beautiful town of Hue, the War Remnants Museum in Saigon, the many structures in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Hoi An, etc.

To orient yourself culturally, you can also visit the many pagodas, ancient homes and caves, and temples all across Vietnam.

In Bali on the other hand, you would mainly find Hindu temples. These temples are found all over the island and include the famous Uluwatu Temple in the south, the Besakih temple, the Tanah Lot temple, the Taman Ayun temple, etc.

In addition to these, you would be thrilled to see the beautiful bamboo arches outside the homes, the idols of various Gods placed at the entrance of all homes, the stories of Ramayana told through cultural shows, etc. But from a historic point of view, the offerings of Bali don’t compare with those of Vietnam.

Bali beaches are famous all over the world. Being an island city, its coasts are home to all types of beaches. You can pick any based on your likes or dislikes

• For surfing go to Padang Padang or Kuta
• For partying try Seminyak
• For seafood choose Jimbaran
• For some sunbathing, get to Sanur
• For watersports head to Nusa Dua

In addition to this, there are also islands near Bali that you could visit in a day.

Vietnam, on the other hand, has a long coastline that runs all through the length of the country. But its beaches are not the most tourist-friendly all over. In the North, if you want to spend time at the sea, you can stay at Halong Bay – but that is more of a port town than a beach area. In Central Vietnam too, there are a few great beaches in Da Nang and near Hoi An or Nha Trang. For a more concentrated beach holiday, you may have to visit Phu Quoc island.

Thus, if you want a classic beach holiday, Bali would be a much better choice than Vietnam.

Tourist Attractions

Both places have some extraordinary tourist attractions. But if you are considering versatility alone, Vietnam enjoys an edge because of its rich history and cultural diversity. Its food is also a strong pull for tourists.

In Vietnam, attractions range from

• lakes e.g. Hoan Kiem lake
• temples and pagodas
• sanctuaries
• cultural shows and theatre
• farming trips
• manmade attractions like the Ba Na Hills with its French village and Golden Hand bridge
• old palaces and structures
• zoos, parks, amusements areas
• Cu Chi Tunnels
• Islands and beaches
• many types of boat rides like bamboo boat ride, basket boat ride, lantern boat ride, etc.
• food tours and café hopping
• shopping areas

Bali, on the other hand, has

• temples and ancient homes
• volcano and mountain range
• rice fields
• boating and watersport activities
• island tours and adventure
• zoos, gardens, and waterparks
• cultural shows and theatres
• shopping and handicraft markets

If you’re a typical tourist who wants a lot more variety in your itinerary, go for Vietnam. If you want a chilled-out vacation with a good dose of natural and cultural attractions – opt for Bali.

Kid-friendliness

Bali is a tourist-centric destination and as a result, has many manmade attractions that can keep kids happy.

The Bali Bird Park, the Bali Zoo, the cultural shows at Garuda Kencana, or the fabulous waterpark Waterbom make for excellent outings with kids. The turtle beach or other beaches with watersport activities are also excellent sources of entertainment for kids.

Vietnam, however, doesn’t have much to keep young kids interested. There are zoos, gardens, malls, and parks in major cities but what they offer is not worth a visit on a short trip. Older kids interested in history and culture would learn a lot from visiting the many historical places, museums, etc.

We have visited both places with our daughter and I definitely think she had more fun in Bali. In Vietnam too, she enjoyed observing the cultural differences, discovering new food items, spending time on a cruise, etc. – but there was nothing specially crafted for her age group.

Couple-friendliness

Want to decide between Bali and Vietnam for a romantic holiday? Bali definitely wins!

Bali has exotic beaches, prisitine mountain ranges, lush greenery and scenic beauty all across. Simply observing the beauty is enough to have a fulfilling holiday and you don’t necessarily need to pack your day with visits to various tourist attractions.

Vietnam, being a country, requires some city-hopping. The days are also jam-packed with visits to museums, temples, cruises, boat rides, etc. Visiting Vietnam and staying cocooned in one city would not feel as fulfilling as doing the same in Bali would.

Scams and Safety Concerns

Vietnam is fairly safe but not without its many scams that you have to constantly avoid.

Some common scams to avoid in Vietnam are

• being given a lesser value similar currency note
• bike thefts
• showing you a more expensive tourist-only rate card or menu card
• cab drivers taking you from a longer route to charge you more

Bali, on the other hand, felt safe throughout. We had to bargain when shopping for souvenirs when booking cars when getting two-wheelers on rent etc – but that’s expected at any place. The intention of the locals was not to scam or rob us.

Read all our posts on Bali here

Read all our posts on Vietnam here

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Bali – kuta (4 nights).

Mumbai to Mumbai tour guests will report at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai as per the scheduled flight departure time and proceed to Bali – largest archipelago of Islands. Upon arrival, Veena World Tour Manager will guide all guests for airport formalities and proceed to Kuta – a beach and resort area in the south of the island of Bali, Indonesia.

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Kuta – Ubud – Kuta

Today we visit Tirta Empul – A Holy Spring water temple. We then visit Tegallalang Rice Terraces which offers scenic views of lush green rice fields. Then we drive back to Kuta. Upon arrival we visit the famous Tanah Lot Sea temple – A Historical Hindu temple and an iconic pilgrimage site, built on a dramatic rock formation in the sea. Capture the beautiful sunset while photographing in the back drop of Tanah Lot Temple. Later we enjoy local shopping at Krishna Bali.

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Kuta – Nusa Penida – Kuta

Today we have an excursion to the beautiful island of Nusa Penida by a speed boat ride. Upon arrival, we visit the Kelingking Beach – a beautiful beach with coral rocks, pristine sands and crystal blue waters. Here we enjoy the stunning T-Rex cliff view point – a unique shaped cliff looks like a giant rock dinosaur with jaws wide open. We then see unique limestone formations at Angel’s Billabong – a natural rock lagoon with beautiful scenic seascape. We then visit Broken Beach – to witness the amazing views with rocky holes in the middle offering unmatched beautiful scenery. We return back to mainland by speed boat. In the evening, we enjoy Devdan show – a combination of traditional Indonesian dance activities with modern contemporary dance which represents the wide variety of Indonesia’s culture.

• Coconut Water at Nusa Penida

Kuta – River Rafting – Kuta

Today we experience the thrills of White water rafting at Ayung River with a spectacular view of unspoilt rainforests, magnificent waterfalls and amazing stone carvings along the river banks. In the evening, we relax ourselves with a soothing Balinese Massage.

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Kuta – Hanoi (1 Night)

Today we fly to Hanoi – Vietnam’s capital city for over 1000 years. Upon arrival, we explore Hanoi city, we visit the Ho Chi Minh Complex – a traffic-free area of monuments, memorials and botanical gardens. Here we visit the One Pillar Pagoda – a unique structure built of wood on a single stone pillar resembling a lotus blossom. Later we visit Temple of Literature – the first national university of Vietnam built in the 11th century. In the evening we enjoy a Musical Water Puppet Show – an ancient art form of Vietnamese orchestra acted out by puppets in a pool of water offering authentic Vietnamese experience.

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Hanoi – Halong Bay Overnight Cruise (1 Night)

Today we proceed to Halong Bay – a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its emerald waters and thousands of towering limestone islands. Upon arrival, we proceed to the jetty and complete the check-in formalities for the cruise. Once we begin sailing, we can enjoy lunch on board while the cruise heads to the Dark and Light caves. We visit the caves by small boats or kayaks. Those with adventure spirit can enjoy Kayaking. We then pass by Dinh Huong Island and Ga Choi Islands. Enjoy swimming in the clear waters with stunning surroundings. In the evening, make Spring Rolls or Fruit Carving in the cooking demonstration activity before dinner. After dinner enjoy squid fishing activity or just relax on the top deck.

• Night Stay in Halong Bay Cruise
• Coconut water during Hanoi to Halong Bay journey

Halong Bay – Hanoi – Da Nang (2 Nights)

We begin our morning with a Tai Chi session, a gentle physical exercise that combines deep breathing with slow and easy movements. After refreshing our mind and body we go for a small excursion to the Trung Trang Cave on the Cat Ba Island where we do a small trek and admire exquisite beauty of ancient stalactites. Upon returning back on cruise we enjoy breakfast while admiring the beautiful view of the surrounding bay. We then disembark the cruise and proceed to the Hanoi airport for flight Da Nang – a coastal city known for its sandy beaches and history as a French colonial port. Upon arrival, we see Dragon Bridge and other illuminated bridges on the river Han.

• Night Stay in Da Nang
• Vietnamese coffee on the way to the airport

Da Nang – Ba Na Hills – Da Nang – Hoi An – Da Nang

Today we proceed to Sun World Ba Na Hills. We drive on one of the most beautiful roads of the city and arrive at the cable car station of Ba Na Hills. Enjoy the cable car ride offering spectacular views of Da Nang city and the surrounding forests. Here we first visit Golden Bridge – a curved golden hued bridge held up by two giant hands. We then enjoy the other attractions such as Le Jardin, Wax Museum, French Village, Pagodas and Alpine Coaster. We’ll then savor a delectable international buffet lunch at the Ba Na Hills. We descend down by cable car. In the evening we proceed to Hoi An – an ancient town which was declared as World Heritage Site by UNESCO is now a peaceful town of exceptionally well-preserved architecture, lifestyles and traditions. We take a walking city tour and discover Phung Hung Ancient House, Fujian (assembly hall). See a different side of Hoi An when all the roads, houses, restaurants and cafes are illuminated by thousands of lanterns, creating a magical glow. We then take a Lantern Boat Ride on the Hoai river and witness the town's architectural wonders come to life under the shimmering lantern lights.

• Tea/Coffee/Ice Cream at Ba Na Hills

Da Nang – Ho Chi Minh – Cu Chi Tunnels – Ho Chi Minh (2 Nights)

Today we fly to Ho Chi Minh City. Upon arrival we proceed to Cu Chi Tunnels, Cu Chi was an important base during the American War, because of its strategic location. The Vietcong built a 200km long network of tunnels connecting command posts, hospitals, shelters and the weapon factories. Dug out of hard laterite by hand tools without the use of cement, this amazing network was never discovered by the Americans and Government of South Vietnam. In the evening we return to the Ho Chi Minh city.

• Night Stay in Ho Chi Minh City
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Ho Chi Minh – Mekong River Delta – Ho Chi Minh

Today we proceed to My Tho city. Upon arrival we visit Vinh Trang Pagoda – a Buddhist temple. We then take a boat ride in Mekong River Delta – considered as the rice bowl of Vietnam, with a colourful collection of towns sprinkled along the banks of the Mekong River. We get down at Unicorn Island – one of the many enticing islands on the Mekong River. Here we visit Honey Tea Farm and Fruit Farm. Get mesmerised by the local Vietnamese musicians and singers playing traditional songs. Later we enjoy a traditional boat ride in the narrow tree lined canal. Here you can get a chance to enjoy rowing too. We then visit a local coconut Candy factory and witness the entire making of coconut candies. We then get back on the boat and make our way to Phoenix Island to relish traditional Vietnamese food. We then return back to the city. Upon arrival we explore Ho Chi Minh. We visit War Crime Museum which features a comprehensive collection of the machinery, weapons, photos, and the documentation of Vietnam war with both the French and the Americans. Later we see Reunification Palace, Dame Cathedral, the Old Sai Gon Post Office, former US Embassy and Cho Lon including Thien Hau Pagoda.

• Pan Cake at Mekong River Delta, Ice cream during Ho Chi Minh City tour

Ho Chi Minh – Departure to Hometown

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Picture yourself stepping into a mesmerizing land of temples, or imagine walking through buzzing streets imprinted with the footprints of time. Whether it’s the spirituality that Bali emanates or the rich past that Vietnam radiates, both destinations are packed with unique allure. Are you ready to dive deep into the historical and cultural nuances of these intriguing places?

History & Culture

History and culture are like threads woven into the fabric of a destination, adding color and texture. They’re the soul of the place, visible in its architecture, customs, and the stories the locals tell. Now, let’s look at the historical and cultural aspects of Bali and Vietnam.

Bali, an island in Indonesia, has a history that stretches back over 2000 years. Ancient kingdoms, diverse ethnicities, and varied religious influences have shaped Bali’s unique culture. Its historical tapestry is rich with Hindu-Buddhist traditions, royal dynasties, and influences from Dutch colonial times.

As you traverse Bali, you’ll feel a deep sense of spirituality and artistic beauty embodied in every temple, every ritual, and every dance performance.

Vietnam, nestled on the eastern edge of the Indochina Peninsula, tells a different story. Its history, spanning over 4000 years, is marked by periods of Chinese, French, and American occupation, interspersed with fierce struggles for independence.

This has given Vietnam an incredibly resilient and multi-faceted culture. From its folk music echoing stories of the past, to the charming blend of architectural styles, Vietnam narrates a compelling tale of cultural synthesis and survival.

Comparing Bali and Vietnam is like contrasting a serene painting with a pulsating melody. Bali is characterized by a tranquil, spiritual aura, while Vietnam exhibits a lively cultural dynamism. Both are rich in history and culture, yet their expressions are beautifully diverse.

However, there isn’t a clear ‘better’ or ‘worse’ between the two. Bali might appeal to those seeking a peaceful, spiritual retreat steeped in tradition, whereas Vietnam might attract those yearning for a vivid, immersive cultural experience packed with historical layers.

To summarize, Bali and Vietnam are two compelling destinations, each boasting a rich history and vibrant culture. Will you choose the tranquil spiritual charm of Bali, or would you prefer the dynamic cultural tapestry of Vietnam? That’s a decision only you can make.

Attractions & Activities

Attractions and activities in a destination breathe life into your travel experience. They shape your journey, offer memorable moments, and create the stories you’ll share when you return home. As we explore the attractions and activities of Bali and Vietnam, you’ll find that each offers a unique set of experiences.

In Bali, your adventure might begin at the Pura Tanah Lot, an iconic sea temple that sits majestically on a rock formation off the coast. You could immerse yourself in a soothing yoga retreat, or perhaps trek up Mount Batur at dawn, greeting the sun as it illuminates the stunning landscape.

And for the art enthusiasts, Ubud, the cultural heart of Bali, with its art markets, museums, and studios, is a paradise waiting to be discovered.

Over in Vietnam, the attractions promise a different flavor of excitement. In the capital city of Hanoi, you could stroll around Hoan Kiem Lake, stopping at Ngoc Son Temple for a dose of tranquility amidst the urban buzz. Venturing into Ho Chi Minh City, the War Remnants Museum and the Independence Palace offer glimpses into the country’s tumultuous past.

For nature enthusiasts, a boat tour through the emerald waters of Halong Bay, dotted with limestone karsts, is an experience not to be missed.

In essence, the attractions in Bali revolve around its natural beauty and spiritual heritage, offering a tranquil and reflective journey. Vietnam, meanwhile, presents a blend of historical sites, bustling cities, and breathtaking natural vistas, serving up a dynamic and diverse experience.

Both Bali and Vietnam offer captivating attractions and activities, but they cater to different tastes. If you’re seeking peace, spirituality, and a slower pace of life, Bali has your name on it. For those craving a vibrant mix of history, city life, and nature, Vietnam is calling. Your choice depends on the type of traveler you are!

Nothing quite compares to the feel of warm sand beneath your feet and the sight of endless waves lapping at the shore. A destination’s beaches often become the highlight of a trip for many travelers. Now let’s dive into the sands of Bali and Vietnam.

Bali’s beaches are famous worldwide, each one unique in its own right. Kuta Beach, for instance, is popular among surfers, with waves reaching as high as 6 feet (about 1.8 meters). Seminyak Beach, about 4 miles (6.4 kilometers) away from Kuta, is renowned for its spectacular sunsets that color the sky in hues of orange and pink.

For a serene and less crowded beach experience, you could head to Sanur Beach, located 7 miles (about 11.3 kilometers) from Seminyak.

Vietnam, on the other hand, offers an extensive coastline dotted with beaches that are lesser known but just as enchanting. The crescent-shaped Nha Trang Beach, about 275 miles (442 kilometers) from Ho Chi Minh City, boasts clear turquoise waters ideal for snorkeling.

Further north, about 326 miles (525 kilometers) from Nha Trang, is Da Nang Beach, which offers an unspoiled sandy stretch perfect for long, peaceful walks.

In a nutshell, Bali’s beaches are characterized by their vibrant beach life and breathtaking sunsets, offering a lively and captivating experience. Vietnam’s beaches are less commercialized, providing tranquil spaces for relaxation and a more laid-back beach experience.

Choosing between Bali’s lively, renowned beaches and Vietnam’s tranquil, unspoiled stretches of sand comes down to your preference. Are you longing for a vibrant beach scene, or do you crave serene, untouched shores? The choice is in your hands.

Eating, Drinking & Nightlife

Food, drink, and nightlife contribute significantly to the overall travel experience, adding flavors and rhythms to your journey. As you explore the culinary scene and after-hours excitement in Bali and Vietnam, you’ll find each destination is a feast for the senses in its own right.

In Bali, the dining experience is as diverse as the island itself. From roadside warungs offering traditional dishes like nasi goreng (fried rice) and satay, to high-end restaurants serving international cuisine, there’s a plate for every palate. For a truly unique experience, try a Balinese cooking class where you can learn to create these local delights yourself.

Vietnam’s culinary landscape is a mix of flavors and textures, with dishes like pho (noodle soup), banh mi (sandwiches), and spring rolls delighting taste buds in street stalls and local eateries alike. For foodies interested in Vietnamese cuisine, joining a street food tour in cities like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh is a must-do.

When it comes to drinks, Bali’s offerings range from tropical cocktails to local wines made from rice and fruits. Don’t forget to try Bali’s coffee, known for its strong, rich flavor.

Alternatively, Vietnam is famous for its local beers, which are served chilled and often enjoyed street-side in the evenings. Also, Vietnamese coffee, usually served with condensed milk, is an experience in itself.

As the sun sets, Bali transforms into a vibrant playground. Beach clubs and bars in areas like Kuta and Seminyak offer live music, dance floors, and seaside views. In contrast, Vietnam’s nightlife scene is a mix of old and new, with modern rooftop bars offering stunning city views and traditional water puppet shows captivating audiences.

In summary, Bali offers a diverse food scene, refreshing drinks, and a lively beach-centered nightlife. Vietnam entices with its flavorful street food, local beers, and a varied nightlife that mixes traditional and modern experiences. The choice comes down to your personal preferences.

Shopping can be an exciting part of any trip, offering you the chance to explore local markets, discover unique finds, and take home a piece of your journey. As you navigate the shopping scenes of Bali and Vietnam, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to indulge your inner shopaholic.

Bali is a treasure trove for shoppers, particularly in artsy Ubud. Here, local markets brim with handcrafted jewelry, wooden sculptures, and traditional batik fabrics. For a unique souvenir, consider purchasing a Balinese mask, each one meticulously hand-painted and unique. In Seminyak, upscale boutiques offer everything from designer wear to high-quality homewares.

In Vietnam, shopping is an adventure in cultural immersion. In the bustling markets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, you can find everything from traditional silk fabrics and hand-embroidered items to lacquerware and ceramics.

Be sure to check out the local art scene, especially in Hanoi, where galleries showcase stunning works of art, from traditional Vietnamese silk paintings to modern contemporary pieces.

In conclusion, whether it’s Bali with its artsy markets and unique handicrafts, or Vietnam with its vibrant local markets and rich selection of traditional goods, each offers a unique shopping experience. Which one appeals to you more? The choice is yours to make!

Accommodation

Finding the perfect place to stay is an integral part of any trip. Both Bali and Vietnam provide an array of accommodations to suit various tastes and budgets, from luxury resorts to budget-friendly guesthouses.

In Bali, you can experience the height of luxury in world-class resorts dotting the coastline, particularly in areas like Seminyak and Nusa Dua. For a unique stay, consider a private villa nestled amidst the lush rice terraces of Ubud. Budget-conscious travelers can find a host of affordable yet comfortable homestays, perfect for soaking up local culture.

Contrastingly, Vietnam offers a broad spectrum of accommodations. In major cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh, you can opt for modern hotels featuring a blend of Eastern and Western designs. Quaint guesthouses located in the ancient town of Hoi An or the mountains of Sapa offer a more traditional and cozy experience.

Also, Vietnam is known for its affordable hostels, making it a great choice for backpackers.

In a nutshell, Bali’s accommodation options lean towards luxury and tropical charm, while Vietnam provides a range of choices from city-based hotels to homely guesthouses. Where would you like to rest your head at night?

Family-Friendliness & Children’s Activities

Traveling with family, especially with kids, requires careful planning to ensure fun and safety for all. Bali and Vietnam both boast a range of family-friendly destinations and activities that promise memorable experiences for everyone.

In Bali, the Bali Safari And Marine Park provides a fun-filled day with its exciting safari tours and water rides. Visit the interactive eco-park Green School in Ubud, where kids can learn about sustainability while having fun. Bali’s beach clubs often have dedicated kids’ sections, so you can relax while the little ones play safely.

Vietnam also has plenty to offer younger travelers. In Hanoi, the Museum of Ethnology features engaging exhibits and outdoor play areas that kids will love. The Vinpearl Amusement Park in Nha Trang is a fun-filled destination with rides, water parks, and an aquarium. A boat trip along the Mekong Delta offers an interactive way for kids to learn about local life.

Summarily, both Bali with its mix of outdoor activities and educational experiences, and Vietnam with its engaging museums and amusement parks, make for fantastic family-friendly destinations. Which one will your family love more?

Getting There & Getting Around

Travel logistics, including getting to your destination and exploring locally, are key aspects of any travel plan. Whether you choose Bali or Vietnam, it’s crucial to understand your transport options.

Reaching Bali typically involves flying into Ngurah Rai International Airport, about 8 miles (approximately 13 kilometers) south of Denpasar, the island’s capital. Direct flights are available from many international cities.

On the other hand, Vietnam has several international airports, with Noi Bai in Hanoi and Tan Son Nhat in Ho Chi Minh City being the major ones. Direct flights to Vietnam are available from select locations worldwide.

Once in Bali, taxis and hired drivers are common ways to get around. Alternatively, renting a motorbike is popular among travelers, but remember to drive safely! Bicycles are also a viable option, particularly in quieter areas like Ubud.

In Vietnam, taxis and ride-hailing services like Grab are prevalent in cities. For shorter distances, cyclos (three-wheeled bicycle taxis) are a unique, albeit slower, mode of transport. Intercity travel is commonly done by train or bus.

To conclude, both Bali and Vietnam offer fairly straightforward travel logistics with a variety of local transportation options. Would you prefer zipping around on a motorbike in Bali or navigating Vietnam’s streets in a cyclo? It’s all part of your unique travel adventure!

Your vacation experience can greatly be influenced by the weather, making it a crucial factor when planning your trip. Here’s a rundown of the typical weather patterns in Bali and Vietnam to guide your travel decisions.

Bali enjoys a tropical climate with two distinct seasons: the dry season from April to October, and the rainy season from November to March. Temperatures remain fairly consistent throughout the year, averaging around 80°F (27°C). You’ll find the dry season is the best time to explore Bali’s beaches and outdoor attractions.

Vietnam, on the other hand, is characterized by a complex climate due to its elongated geography. In the north, like in Hanoi, there are four seasons, with hot, humid summers (June to September) and cool, dry winters (December to February).

Southern Vietnam, including Ho Chi Minh City, experiences a tropical climate with a rainy season from May to November and a dry season from December to April. Temperatures here typically hover around 82-95°F (28-35°C).

In essence, both destinations offer year-round warmth. However, the timing of the rainy and dry seasons in Bali and Vietnam might sway your decision on the best time to visit.

Safety is paramount when choosing a travel destination. Both Bali and Vietnam are generally considered safe for tourists, but each has unique considerations.

In Bali, petty theft like pickpocketing can occur, especially in crowded tourist areas. It’s important to keep your belongings secure at all times. Another unique safety concern in Bali is the presence of active volcanoes. Always heed local advice regarding volcanic activity and safe distances.

Vietnam also has low levels of serious crime, but you should still watch out for petty theft. It’s also worth noting that traffic in major cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City can be chaotic. If you’re not used to the traffic patterns, it’s safer to use taxis or rideshare services rather than attempting to drive yourself.

In summary, both Bali and Vietnam are relatively safe destinations, but keeping vigilant about your belongings and staying aware of local conditions can ensure a trouble-free vacation.

Budgeting is an important part of travel planning. Here’s a look at how your wallet might fare in Bali versus Vietnam.

In Bali, you can expect to pay around 50,000 IDR (approximately $3.50) for a local meal. A night in a budget guesthouse could cost around 150,000 IDR ($10), while luxury resorts start from 1,000,000 IDR ($70) per night. Transportation costs are variable, but a short taxi ride generally won’t exceed 70,000 IDR ($5).

Vietnam is also a budget-friendly destination. A meal at a local restaurant can cost around 50,000 VND (approximately $2.20), while a night in a budget hotel can range from 200,000 VND ($8.50). For luxury hotels, prices start from 1,500,000 VND ($65). As for transportation, a short taxi journey usually costs about 100,000 VND ($4.30).

All in all, both Bali and Vietnam are affordable travel destinations. Your final budget will ultimately depend on your travel style and the level of luxury you prefer. Now, where will your travel funds take you?

Which Is Better – Bali or Vietnam?

Deciding between Bali and Vietnam is like choosing between two different flavors of the same delightful treat. Both offer enchanting experiences yet with distinct twists that make each destination uniquely appealing.

When it comes to history and culture, Bali’s centuries-old temples and deep-rooted traditions offer an immersive experience. Vietnam, with its intricate blend of Southeast Asian, Chinese, and French influences, serves as a grand stage for cultural discovery. If you are keen on stepping back in time, the ancient historical sites of Vietnam might be your preferred choice.

For adventure seekers, Bali stands out with its thrill-seeking water sports and jungle treks. Yet, Vietnam doesn’t fall short with its bustling city life, serene countryside bike rides, and memorable cave explorations. If your idea of an activity-filled vacation leans more towards nature and adventure, Bali should top your list.

Bali is undeniably the go-to destination for beach lovers with its pristine sands and turquoise waters. Vietnam, while offering some nice coastal escapes, is better known for its dramatic landscapes than its beaches. So, if basking on a sun-drenched beach is a top priority for you, Bali has your name written all over it.

Eating, drinking, and nightlife bring forth the pulsating heart of both destinations. Bali draws food lovers with its flavorful cuisine and vibrant nightlife scene. Vietnam is equally compelling, with its street food culture and lively beer scenes. Yet, if nightlife is high on your agenda, Bali’s renowned party spots might be the deciding factor.

Shopping enthusiasts can find treasures in both places. Bali, with its array of artisan crafts and homeware, is perfect for unique souvenirs. Vietnam offers a vast selection of custom-tailored clothes and locally made handicrafts. If you’re searching for distinctive fashion items, Vietnam’s custom tailoring services might just tip the balance in its favor.

Accommodations in both destinations cater to a variety of budgets, offering everything from budget guesthouses to luxury resorts. However, family-friendliness and children’s activities seem to be more prominent in Bali, making it a more attractive choice for family vacations.

In terms of getting there and around, both destinations have well-connected international airports and offer a range of local transportation options. Bali might have a slight edge for travelers who prefer navigating by taxis or rental cars, while Vietnam’s train travel offers a different kind of experience.

When we talk about weather, Bali offers more predictability with its consistent tropical climate, whereas Vietnam’s weather can vary greatly from north to south. If you prefer predictability and year-round warmth, Bali is your best bet.

In terms of safety, both destinations are generally safe with low crime rates. Unique considerations like Bali’s active volcanoes or Vietnam’s chaotic traffic can be managed with caution and local advice.

Cost-wise, both Bali and Vietnam are affordable travel destinations. Your decision might boil down to whether you’re more inclined towards enjoying luxurious resorts in Bali or relishing the rich street food culture in Vietnam.

In the end, the choice between Bali and Vietnam depends largely on what you value most in your travel experience. Whether it’s the allure of Bali’s beaches and spiritual charm or the cultural depth and diverse landscapes of Vietnam, you’re in for an unforgettable journey.

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Hanoi: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Old Quarter Rickshaw Ride Halong Bay: 2-Day Scenic Cruise Hoi An: Local Fishing Village, Hoi An Ancient Town Da Nang: Ba Na Hills, Museum of Cham, Marble Mountains Ho Chi Minh City: Cu Chi Tunnels, War Remnants, Mekong Delta

Ubud: Besakih Temple, Lake Batur, Barong & Keris Dance Sanur: Local Village Visit, Free Beach Time

Day 1: Hanoi, Arrival

On arrival at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi, your private guide will greet you with Odynovo logo and then transfer you to the hotel in the center of Hanoi. As the hotel is located close to parks, restaurants, and cafes, it is very convenient to go out for a little adventure on your own.

Day 2: Hanoi

In the morning, explore Hanoi by touring some major historic sites, including Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Ho Chi Minh's Stilt House, One Pillar Pagoda, Hoa Lo Prison, and Temple of Literature. As one of the several temples in Vietnam dedicated to Confucius, it is an ideal place to learn about the ancient oriental architecture and history.

In the afternoon, you will visit the Museum of Ethnology that exhibits the cultural and historical patrimony of Vietnam's different ethnic groups. Later, experience 1-hour rickshaw tour cycling through the Old Quarter of Hanoi. The last stop is Hoan Kiem Lake, where you can visit Ngoc Son Temple and enjoy a water puppet show, one of the traditional Vietnamese art performances.

Day 3: Hanoi - Halong Bay

As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for original limestone karst geomorphology features, Halong Bay is not to be missed when you travel Vietnam. Today, you will be driven to Halong Bay to board your cruise. In the afternoon, take an excursion to Vung Vieng Floating Fishing Village, where you can enjoy kayaking around this area. If the weather is nice, don't forget to take some pictures with the spectacular sunset in the bay.

Day 4: Halong Bay - Hanoi - Da Nang - Hoi An

If you are interested in, wake up early and practice Tai Chi on the open deck. This morning, you will have a light breakfast and then climb 400 steps to visit Thien Canh Son Cave. Once inside, the geology is captivating. After the tour, enjoy brunch on the deck and be ready to check out. The cruise will arrive at the pier at 10:45 am. Your tour guide and driver are waiting here to pick you up to the airport for your flight to Da Nang.

Upon arrival, you will meet your local guide and then head to Hoi An, Vietnam's most atmospheric and delightful town. Check into the hotel and enjoy the facilities such as the swimming pool. If you feel energized, you could get out to enjoy the night view of this ancient town.

Day 5: Hoi An

This morning, you will have a half-day Eco-tour to a fishing village. You could throw fishing nets into the sea to experience the traditional fishing techniques and paddle a unique bamboo basket boat to explore the tranquil waterways.

In the afternoon, your tour guide will take you to visit the 400-year-old Japanese Bridge, renowned Chinese Temple and former Vietnamese Merchant's House. He/she will tell you all the stories behind these historical relics.

Day 6: Hoi An - Da Nang - Hoi An

Today, you will have a full-day excursion to Da Nang. The first stop will be Ba Na Hills, a hill resort located 1,500 meters above sea level. You can reach it via the longest cable car in the world. On the top, stroll around the French village with castles, temples and a tulip garden. Before going down the hill, walk through incredible Golden Bridge to enjoy the panorama view of the Da Nang.

In the afternoon, pay a visit to the Museum of Cham Sculpture, followed by the Marble Mountains. Actually, it is composed of five mountains, with several pagodas Buddhist, remnants of the Champa civilization and natural caves formed by erosion. Finally, make a stopover at My Khe Beach and then return to your hotel in Hoi An.

Day 7: Hoi An - Da Nang - Ho Chi Minh City

After breakfast, you will be escorted to Da Nang for your flight to Ho Chi Minh City. Upon your arrival, your private guide will meet you and transfer you to your hotel. After check-in, it is free for you to explore the surrounding area on your own.

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Day 8: Ho Chi Minh City

This morning, set out for the incredible Cu Chi Tunnels. This underground network connects villages around, making it a wonderful destination for all kinds of Vietnam tours. Later, drive back to Ho Chi Minh City to visit the Ben Thanh Market, followed by War Remnants Museum. The photos and stories from soldiers or photographers exhibited in the museum show how war really looks like.

Continue to visit Reunification Palace, which is a government building preserved almost exactly as it was in 1966. Finally, enjoy a leisure stroll pass through Old Saigon Post Office and Dong Khoi Street to have a feel of "local flavor".

Day 9: Ho Chi Minh City - Mekong Delta - Ho Chi Minh City

Today, your tour guide will take you to My Tho to enjoy a full-day Mekong Delta tour. You will pass through the bustling Thanh Tri Market, take a boat along the Tien River, visit a small coconut candy workshop and ride the horse-cart on the village. On the way back to Ho Chi Minh City, stop at Vinh Trang Pagoda for a short rest.

Day 10: Ho Chi Minh City - Denpasar - Ubud

You will have some free time before your guide escorts you to the airport for your flight to Bali. On arrival at Ngurah Rai International Airport, your local guide will meet you and transfer you to your hotel for check-in.

Day 11: Ubud - Sanur

Today your local guide will company you to taste a unique culture of Bali. The first stop is Batubulan Village, famous for stone carving. Here you may also have the opportunity to watch Barong and Kris Dance. Continue to Besakih Temple, known as the "Mother Temple of Bali", is perched on the slopes of Mount Agung. Afterward, head to Kintamani for dramatic views of the active volcano Mount Batur and serene Lake Batur.

In the afternoon, continue to visit Tirta Empul Temple, where you may observe Hindu devotees purifying themselves by means of ritual bathing. The last stop will be Goa Gajah Temple. After the tour, you will check in to another hotel that we carefully selected for you.

Day 12: Sanur

Today is an interesting tour to experience the local daily life of Bali. Your local guide will transfer you to Marga Village and Cau Village to get a general impression of village life. After that, head to a communal farm to join the people in farming activities and learn the process how cacao is picked up from the tree until it is ready to drink in a hot chocolate in a traditional way. Your day on the farm concluded with traditional lunch and chocolate sorbet.

After the tour, you will return to the hotel and enjoy yourself.

Day 13: Sanur

The next two days will be left for you to enjoy a beach holiday. You could swim in the huge pool or enjoy a lovely walk along the beachfront.

Day 14: Sanur

Today is still a free day. You could head to a supermarket to buy some souvenir. After a busy day of shopping, you may want to relax. Lie on the beach chair with the ocean views would be a nice choice.

Day 15: Sanur - Denpasar, Departure

After breakfast, you will enjoy some free time before being transferred to the airport in Denpasar for your homebound flight. Have a good day!

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Vietnam or Bali: Which Southeast Asian Destination is Better?

Bali – a paradise island filled with natural beauty as far as the eye can see. And Vietnam – a country bundled with history and character. One thing for sure is that deciding which Southeast Asian destination to visit is no easy task.

Bali has been luring millions of tourists yearly and for good reason. What is arguably Indonesia’s most popular destination boasts affordable lodgings, scenery to keep your jaw dropping constantly and some of the friendliest people you could meet. Oh, and not to mention it’s backpacker central, so there’s always a good party to be had if that’s your scene. Vietnam, however, is a country of variety. From the hustle and bustle of its capital, Hanoi, to the sheer silent beauty of Ha Long Bay, this extraordinary destination further north of Bali is also a must see.

But we get it, time and budget can’t always permit both. So, we’ve curated a handy little comparison of all the top vacation necessities to see which one comes out on top. Vietnam or Bali? Let’s go.

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Vietnam or Bali: Prices

Luckily, like most destinations in Southeast Asia, your money will go a long way in both Vietnam and Bali. But in Vietnam you can stay in some of the most luxurious five-star hotels for as little as $40. So, if there’s any place to test out how the other half live, Vietnam is the place to do this. You are looking at spending around $15 a day on food, of course depending on your eating habits. But the good news is that the street food here is almost even better than the highest quality restaurants.

So, how does this compare to Bali ? Well, the prices can get a little steeper here due to it being the epicenter of Indonesia tourism, however, we’re not talking steep by Western standards. You can find accommodation here for the super cheap price of $5 and that’s not just basic. How does waking up surrounded by lush greenery and views out to the iconic rice fields sound? And you can certainly get by on a daily budget of around $25 here. There are also plenty of excursions to enjoy for under $10, such as the highly recommended, Sacred Monkey Forest.

So, overall, both will allow for a pretty comfortable vacation that shouldn’t drain the bank account too much.

Winner: Vietnam

Vietnam or Bali: Things to do

Where to even begin with things to do in Vietnam – let’s just say it’s a country with much to offer any tourist. However, there are a few things that are a definite must on any Vietnam itinerary, starting with Hanoi’s Old Quarter. This maze of narrow streets, filled with food vendors, shops, cafes and bars, set to a background noise of motorbikes buzzing past is the epitome of Vietnam’s colorful character.

But for when you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the capital, there are several options, ranging from the awe-inspiring architecture of the Golden Bridge , also known as The Hands of God (two huge hands supporting a mountain top walkway), to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hoi An (a lantern covered ancient town). Or you could head further south to Vietnam’s largest city, Ho Chi Minh City or explore the country’s stunning islands by boat, we recommend the breathtaking Phu Quoc Island .

So how does Bali fare in comparison? Well, although Bali is much more concentrated in terms of size, you’d still be surprised at how much this island has to offer, besides soaking in the sun at some of the world’s most exotic beaches. A must see when you’re over in this part of the world is the spectacular, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tegalalang Rice Terrace . These cascading emerald green fields, equipped with zip lines and jungle swings for the adventurous are one of the most photographed areas in all of Bali.

Or for the animal lovers , a trip to Sacred Monkey Forest and Bali Bird Park are not to missed. Other destinations you might want to tick off on the Bali checklist are Ubud (the cultural hub), Kuta (beach resort and party central) and Tanah Lot (temple situated on a rock in the sea and only around half an hour from the island’s capital, Denpasar).

Vietnam or Bali: Food

When it comes to Vietnam or Bali in the cuisine department, prepare for a very close call, as both destinations will leave you with an explosion of flavors on your taste buds. However, with Bali being an Island, many of its best dishes are sourced from the stunning surrounding waters. Some of the best grilled fish can be found on this idyllic hotspot.

So, while Bali may do the seafood a little better, Vietnam’s plethora of mouthwatering delicacies certainly keeps it in the game. Whether you’re tucking into a banh mi (baguette with a variety of fillings and plenty of coriander) for lunch, sipping on some pho (soup dish consisting of noodles, meat, and herbs) for dinner or grabbing a banh xeo (crispy pancake and street food favorite) on the go, you are guaranteed to be satisfied.

But when in Bali, eating like a local is a must, and there is no better way than to try some nasi goreng (fried rice, usually cooked with meat or vegetables and topped with a fried egg) and babi guling (stuffed pig, coated in a variety of spices). These are two of Bali’s most traditional dishes.

While Bali cuisine is influenced by other Asian nations such as China and India, Vietnam’s cuisine is heavily influenced by the French, however, one thing for sure is that both put their own stamp on dishes.

Winner: Draw

Vietnam or Bali: Beaches

So, while Bali certainly springs to mind as more of the dreamy island beach life, Vietnam’s less touristy beaches are equally stunning. Venture just a little further south from the capital and you will be blessed with the pristine white sands of Danang’s seaside offerings. Or for a more developed, traditional seaside resort, Nha Trang has plenty of sun, sea, and sand, with an abundance of eateries and shops nearby. But if a little seclusion is what you’re after, look no further than Bai Xep Beach, this little slice of peaceful heaven in a remote fishing village is the ultimate chillout spot.

But, with stunning tropical beaches often the poster choice of Bali advertising, it’s hard not to give the title to Bali in this one. Most of the best beaches can be found in the south of the island, around the areas of Kuta, Jimbaran, and Seminyak. However, don’t expect your own private spot around here, as Bali beaches can get rather crowded. But one look at the lush mountainous surroundings, dazzling turquoise waters and impeccably soft sand and you’ll understand why. Kuta Beach is generally where the party’s at (quite literally) and one of the most famous beaches in all of Indonesia. By day it is a haven for surfing, lounging, and soaking in the vacation buzz. After dark, it becomes nightlife central, with an abundance of bars and clubs on offer.

Winner: Bali

Vietnam or Bali: Nature

Vietnam or Bali for nature is definitely a tough one. On the one hand there is Vietnam with its epic forests, spectacular caves, and fascinating mountain ranges. On the other hand you have Bali, a treasure trove of stunning waterfalls, incredible rice fields and sublime volcanic landscape.

For any nature lover in Vietnam, there is a plethora of activities to enjoy, from kayaking down the limestone cliff surrounded wetlands of Ninh Binh, to trekking in the emerald-green heaven of Sa Pa, or quad biking in the vibrant red sand dunes of Mui Ne.

While Bali has less landmass than Vietnam, the nature that this relatively small island has to offer is equally impressive. You can climb Bali’s highest mountain, Mount Agung, which is also an active volcano, in around 6 hours, although you may want to enlist the help of a guide for the best routes. Or perhaps you want to explore some of the finest lotus ponds and endemic plant species housed in the Bali Botanic Garden. Or maybe take in the astounding power of the 50-meter high, NungNung Waterfall.

Whichever way you choose to enjoy nature, both destinations have stunning scenery in bucket loads.

Vietnam or Bali: Nightlife

So, if the idea of having a few wild nights on vacation floats your boat, where will you find the best party scene, Vietnam or Bali? Well, unlike its fellow backpacker favorite, Bali, Vietnam is not as known for its wild nightlife. However, that’s not to say there isn’t a decent number of places to let your hair down around here. From Bia Hoi, Hanoi’s quintessential nightlife spot to the rooftop bars of Ho Chi Minh City and Danang, or even partying on a boat that’s drifting in the stunning Ha Long Bay, there’s sure to be something to take your fancy.

However, with Bali being the spring break destination of choice for Australians, that’s got to tip the balance in its favor, as we all know the Aussie reputation for liking a bit of a party. And what’s an island destination without a few epic beach bars thrown in? Enjoy cocktails by the sea in the popular Potato Head Beach Club in Seminyak. This area, along with the other southern gems of Kuta and Canggu reign supreme when it comes to nightlife, with rows of bars and clubs to party the night away. After all, the party doesn’t even really get started until midnight in Bali.

Vietnam or Bali: History & Culture

And last but not least in our Vietnam or Bali battle, who will win in the history and culture department? Well, the fact that Vietnamese culture is one of the oldest in Southeast Asia certainly gives it an advantage.

With a history dating back thousands of years, this communist country has been occupied and divided by several nations. The French colonization in the 19th century can still be seen in much of the architecture today. Vietnam’s rich history can be found in the many museums dotted around the cities and there are several dedicated entirely to the Vietnam War (referred to as the American War in Vietnam), including the fascinating War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City, where you can see the equipment used during the war, as well as exhibits documenting different aspects of this brutal battle.

Bali, on the other hand is steeped in rich culture and religious tradition. It was once an important trading destination and much of the Hindu influence seen today is a result of early Indian traders.

There are many festivals held throughout the year, including one of their most important, Galungan, which marks a time when ancestral spirits return to earth. However, you don’t need to wait around for a festival for a bit of Balinese culture as it can be seen pretty much everywhere you go, from the art masterpieces to the traditional dance shows, as well as the many museums and sacred temples.

Vietnam or Bali: Conclusion

So, if you’re looking for a vacation in which to experience a bit of everything, including the hustle and bustle of city life, spectacular scenery, and cuisine to die for, Vietnam would probably be your best bet. However, if a more idyllic, concentrated setting, along with a great nightlife scene is what you’re craving, Bali may be more suited to what you’re looking for.

For more than 11 years, Joe has worked as a freelance travel writer. His writing and explorations have brought him to various locations, including the colonial towns of Mexico, the bustling chowks of Mumbai, and the majestic Southern Alps of New Zealand. When he's not crafting his next epic blog post on the top Greek islands or French ski resorts, he can often be found engaging in his top two hobbies of surfing and hiking.

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How Far Is Bali From Vietnam?

Vietnam and Bali are two of the most popular tourist destinations in Southeast Asia. The two countries are separated by several hundred miles of ocean, and the distance between them can vary slightly depending on the route taken.

For those wishing to travel between Vietnam and Bali, the most common route is by air. Flying between the two destinations usually takes between four and five hours, depending on the airline and the route chosen. The flight typically takes travelers over Cambodia and Thailand, and then through the South China Sea.

Those seeking a more adventurous journey can opt to take a cruise between Vietnam and Bali. Cruise ships typically take anywhere from ten to fourteen days to make the full journey between the two countries. The route taken will vary depending on the cruise line, but it will typically include stops at various ports along the way.

For those who prefer to travel on land, the journey between Vietnam and Bali is a long one. Traveling by car or bus from one country to the other would take roughly two weeks and involve crossing several international borders. This route is certainly the most time consuming, but it is also the most cost effective.

No matter which route one takes to travel between Vietnam and Bali, the distance between the two countries is considerable. By air, travelers can usually reach their destination in less than five hours, while a land journey can take up to two weeks. Whether one is looking for a quick trip or a longer adventure, the journey between Vietnam and Bali can be an enjoyable one.

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15-Day Bali, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam Tour

Enjoy the tranquil beauty of Bali's picturesque beaches, explore the vibrant streets of Bangkok, uncover the ancient wonders of Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, and delve into the rich history and vibrant culture of Vietnam's Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Indulge in local cuisines, witness stunning natural landscapes, and embrace the warmth and hospitality unique to each destination. With expertly crafted itineraries and knowledgeable guides, this tour promises an unforgettable journey through Bali, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

We can customize this trip by adding anything you're interested in and scheduling days to fit your pace. We would happily organize a unique theme or activities for birthdays, young children, anniversaries, etc.

• Best For: Slow Pacers and Couples
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Here are the fantastic attractions, the most must-do activities selected by Asia Highlights (AH Hand-Picked), and exclusive cultural experiences offered by Asia Highlights (Only With AH) included in this tour:

Have a glance at one of Bali's most captivating natural wonders : Kelingking Beach.

Experience khlong lat mayom floating market at its busiest and interact with passing locals., unveil the mystery of angkor wat with the knowledge of a dedicated khmer scholar., drift among the unspoiled areas of halong bay , on ah's overnight cruise. , suggested itinerary for inspiration.

The itinerary serves as a mere example of a personalized tour, designed exclusively for you. Your preferences will shape the authentic journey. We are fully prepared to craft an tailor-made tour that fulfills your desires.

Your private guide will be ready to meet and greet you at the arrival hall in Bali. A comfortable private car with an experienced driver will transfer you directly to your hotel. Your guide will help you to check-in.

The first stop on this captivating journey is Kelingking Beach , a natural wonder that will leave you in awe. Known as the "pinkie finger," this remarkable viewpoint is renowned for its striking resemblance to a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Stand atop the steep cliffs and marvel at the imposing rock formation as it extends into the sparkling waters, cradling a pristine white sand beach.

Continuing your exploration, head to Broken Beach , a hidden gem also known as Pantai Pasih Uug. This picturesque cove features a circular hole within a rocky outcrop, creating a stunning lagoon seemingly enclosed by cliffs. Take a moment to sip on a refreshing coconut from a nearby stall and witness the clear water gently flowing in from the vast ocean beyond.

From the lofty heights of Broken Beach and Kelingking Beach, venture closer to the water at Angel's Billabong. This natural "infinity pool" is framed by jagged volcanic rocks, forming a lagoon of mesmerizing beauty. The crystal-clear water allows you to observe the intricate rock formations below the surface, creating a truly enchanting sight.

After working up an appetite, indulge in a delicious lunch at a local restaurant. Then, make your way to Crystal Bay Beach , a picturesque haven teeming with exotic marine life. Dive into the calm and pristine waters, and explore the vibrant coral reef located just off the shore. Snorkeling gear is readily available for rent, inviting you to discover the wonders beneath the surface. Alternatively, simply unwind under the shade of a swaying coconut tree, enjoying snacks and cold drinks from the friendly local shops ("warung").

Begin your journey at Lempuyang Temple , famously known as the Gates of Heaven. This temple offers a breathtaking view of Mount Agung, creating a majestic backdrop for your photographs. Marvel at the spectacular scenery as you capture the perfect shot at the temple gates, with the magnificent Mount Agung serving as a stunning backdrop. Its beauty is so awe-inspiring that visitors have affectionately named it the "Gate of Heaven," a truly fitting description.

Next, venture into the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary , an extraordinary nature reserve boasting not only a plethora of cheeky monkeys but also over 115 species of trees. The sanctuary is not only a haven for wildlife enthusiasts but also a site of cultural significance. Explore the forest park, which is adorned with ancient temples, such as the Pura Purana dating back to the 14th century. Immerse yourself in the lush surroundings and discover the harmony between nature and spirituality.

Discover the splendor of Tirta Gangga , a former Royal Palace nestled in the eastern part of Bali. This architectural gem, built by Gusti Gede Djelantik, showcases meticulously landscaped gardens and intricately carved statues. The palace boasts magnificent spring-fed pools teeming with splendid fish. Take the opportunity to explore the surrounding area, where picturesque rice paddies await, inviting you to immerse yourself in the tranquility of Bali's rural landscapes, all beneath the majestic gaze of Gunung Agung.

Conclude your journey at Tanah Lot Temple , perched on a rocky outcrop along Bali's southwest coast. This sacred Hindu temple transforms into a mesmerizing sunset spot, making it a favorite among visitors. While navigating through a bustling array of souvenir vendors and artists, the silhouette of the temple against the setting sun creates a captivating sight that will leave you in awe.

Your tour guide will transfer you to Bali Airport for the charming Phuket flight. Upon arrival in Phuket, your private guide and driver will greet and transfer you to the hotel.

Take this opportunity to unwind and recharge in paradise. Lounge under the shade of towering palm trees and sip on refreshing drinks, as you soak up the sun on the soft, inviting sands. Dive into the crystal-clear waters for a rejuvenating swim, or simply bask in the tranquil beauty that surrounds you. Phuket offers everything you need for a truly blissful vacation.

While on the island, there are abundant exciting activities to choose from. Take a leisurely stroll through the charming old town, discovering its rich cultural heritage and vibrant local markets. Pay a visit to the revered Big Buddha, an iconic landmark that offers breathtaking panoramic views during sunrise and sunset, leaving you in awe of nature's wonders.

Your tour guide will transfer you to Phuket Airport for the charming Bangkok flight. Upon arrival in Bangkok, your private guide and driver will greet and transfer you to the hotel.

Start your adventure at the Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market , located in the enchanting Taling Chan District. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of this weekend market, open from 8am to 5pm. Allow your senses to be engulfed by the tantalizing aromas of diverse cooking styles as you explore the market's charming canals. Take a leisurely boat ride, observing the way locals live, or perhaps purchase delicious food from one of the vendors gliding along the water. Unforgettable melodies from live bands will provide the perfect backdrop for your market exploration.

Continue your journey to the magnificent Royal Grand Palace , which stands as a testament to Thailand's rich history and spirituality. Within the palace complex, you will find the revered Wat Phra Kaew, home to the Emerald Buddha, a precious relic dating back to the 14th century. Once a royal residence, the palace still plays host to various ceremonies and auspicious events. Please note that the Grand Palace has specific closure dates due to Royal Ceremonies, mentioned in the note below the description. Additionally, a dress code applies to enter the palace, with certain items of clothing strictly prohibited, such as shorts, sleeveless shirts, and sandals without ankle or heel straps. Photo identification, such as a passport copy, will be required for security checks.

Depart from Bangkok, and enjoy a scenic 1.5-hour drive through the rural outskirts as you make your way to the Ayutthaya History Park. Prepare to be enchanted by the fascinating sights and stories that await you.

Your first stop is the magnificent Bang-Pa-In Summer Palace , situated 60 kilometers north of Bangkok. Marvel at the exquisite architectural fusion of Eastern and Western influences, dating back to the 17th century. Explore its sprawling grounds, adorned with stunning buildings and serene gardens.

Continue your exploration as you arrive in Ayutthaya, the former capital of the Thai Kingdom for an astounding 417 years. Founded in 1350 by King U-Thong, the city once flourished as a hub of prosperity and grandeur, until its eventual destruction by the Burmese army in 1767. Today, Ayutthaya's ruins stand as a testament to its glorious past, earning a well-deserved place on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Immerse yourself in the history as you stroll amidst the ancient temple ruins. Visit the renowned Wat Phra Si Sanphet , a former royal temple during Ayutthaya's height of power. Witness the iconic roots of a tree embracing the Buddha's head at Wat Mahathat, a truly mesmerizing sight. If time permits, explore the impressive Khmer-inspired architecture of Wat Chai Wattanaram.

In the afternoon, embark on the Grand Pearl cruise and savor a delicious Thai lunch on board. Relax as you glide along the river, soaking in the picturesque scenery and observing the daily lives of its inhabitants. Watch as the landscape transforms from rural serenity to the vibrant cityscape of Bangkok.

Conclude your excursion with a transfer back to your hotel, cherishing the memories and insights gained from this captivating journey through the historical wonders of Ayutthaya.

Your tour guide will transfer you to Bangkok Airport for the charming Siem Reap flight. Upon arrival in Siem Reap, your private guide and driver will greet and transfer you to the hotel.

Begin at Angkor Thom, a fortified site surrounded by a wide moat. Enter through one of the impressive entrances in each cardinal direction, with the south gate still featuring water underneath.

Next, visit Ta Prohm, located west of the Angkor Wat Complex . Built by King Jayavarman VII, this site showcases massive rocks and towering trees. It gained fame as a filming location for Tomb Raider. Afternoon visits are recommended to enjoy the shade.

Discover Angkor Wat, one of the world's marvels and largest religious structure ever built. Dedicated to King Suryavarman II, it consists of temples, pagodas, statues, and palaces. Plan for a three-day exploration, with a 40-minute drive from Siem Reap.

Proceed to Bayon Temple , known for its stone faces. Built by King Jayavarman VII, it resembles a mountain from a distance but reveals intricately carved faces up close.

Conclude your journey at Preah Khan, northeast of Angkor Thom. Built by King Jayavarman VII to honor his father, it features successive galleries surrounding a serene Buddhist sanctuary, offering a calm and less crowded experience.

Begin your adventure at Banteay Srei , often referred to as the "Citadel of the Women." This temple showcases the most exquisite carvings and statues among all Angkorian temples. Constructed by King Rajendravarman II and King Jayavarman V, Banteay Srei captivates with its everlasting beauty. It's a 50-minute drive from the center of Siem Reap, and the best time to visit is in the early morning when the gentle sun illuminates the statues and carvings, creating a shimmering ambiance.

Travel 77km from Siem Reap to discover the hidden gem of Beng Mealea . This recently-discovered temple, constructed in the 12th century by King Suryavarman II, offers a unique experience. The site stretches over 1 square kilometer within a jungle forest. It was primarily a Hindu temple but features carvings depicting Buddhist motifs. Explore the broken galleries, ruins, and discover secret passages, hidden archways, and fallen masonry that add to the site's mystical allure. In September 1992, Beng Mealea was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List in the Cultural category, cementing its cultural significance.

your adventure begins as the Cruise Director warmly welcomes you aboard the cruise vessel. Settle in and prepare for an extraordinary exploration of Halong Bay's breathtaking beauty.

Savor a delightful set lunch menu at Can Chanh Palace Restaurant on the main deck. Indulge in the flavors of authentic Vietnamese cuisine while admiring the grace of the bay. As you dine, take in the panoramic views that surround you, enhancing the experience.

The cruise vessel approaches the Bright & Dark Cave Area, a natural frontier between Halong Bay and Lan Ha Bay, where it anchors for a picturesque stop. Dive into the crystal-clear waters for a refreshing swim or hop on colorful kayaks to explore the stunning landscape of Halong Bay. This free time allows you to connect with the pristine surroundings and create unforgettable memories.

Return to the cruise and head to the Sundeck for an enchanting Afternoon tea session. Delight in music and Canapes while feeling the gentle breeze and immersing yourself in the captivating atmosphere. Join a cooking demonstration to learn the art of traditional Vietnamese cuisine, and test your skills in this exquisite setting.

As night falls, experience the charm of Halong Bay at its most magical. Enjoy a sumptuous A La Carte course menu for dinner at the Royal Palace Restaurant on board, accompanied by panoramic views of the bay's illuminated beauty. Let your senses be captivated by the enchanting ambiance.

On the second day, wake up to a refreshing morning on the sundeck and enjoy Vovinam exercise, basking in the sunshine.

Savor a light breakfast at our luxury restaurant, which includes tea, coffee, pastries, cookies, and fresh juices, providing the fuel you need for the day ahead.

Embark on an exploration of the mesmerizing Me Cung Cave (Cave of Maze). This destination holds significant historical and archaeological value, shedding light on the Ha Long Culture from 10,000 years ago. Be captivated by the intricate structure adorned with stalactites and stalagmites in various shapes. Witness the diverse ecological system that thrives within Halong Bay.

After the cave visit, return to the cruise and pack your belongings, preparing for check-out. Indulge in a delectable A La Carte brunch at the CAN CHANH restaurant on the first floor while cruising back to the mainland. Absorb the scenic beauty of Halong Bay one last time as you savor the flavors of the cuisine.

Arrive at Tuan Chau International Marina and Emperor Cruises lounge around 11:00 to 11:30, bidding farewell to the cruise as you disembark and continue your onward journey.

Our guide will help you transfer from your hotel to Hanoi Airport for departure with independentcar/van and guide.

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