Vietnam is a wonderful country, a entirely different culture that you should immerse yourself at least once in your life. This country will leave you entirely amazed and in awe, all for its unfathomable natural beauty and blend of past and preserved traditions and modern and splendid getaways. Landscapes such as the Red River Delta in the north and the Mekong Delta in the south, pristine beaches, picturesque forests – the incredible beauty will literally leave you speechless. Now, if you plan to stay a little longer you’ll be capable to visit most of the country, but even if you’re there for a brief visit you’ll get enough beauty to enrich your soul with memories that will last a lifetime. That said, for a very luxurious, frill-free stay, here’s what you need to know.
Do your homework
Regarding the necessities to enter Vietnam, they differ from country to country. Therefore, your first task is to visit a Vietnamese embassy or consulate and see which one is which documents and requirements You must fill in before being granted entry into the country. The rest is pretty easy. A passport that’s at least six months valid, normally a visa, and you are good to go.
Luxury flight
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Whether you are traveling first, business, or economy class, your trip to Vietnam can be luxurious if you have all the essentials in your bag. Don’t wear any make-up, because the air in the cabin will suck the life out of your skin. Instead, arm yourself with a good skincare routine before your flight and do not stop there. Get your hydration sheet mask, travel size face mist, toothpaste and small brush and hydrating lip balm. Create your own luxurious vibe by wearing fashionable culottes and a cotton t-shirt with a cool embroidered jacket, put your music on and, obviously, a lavender-scented sleeping mask.
Best time to visit
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When planning a trip to the land of the rising dragon, there isn’t any wrong or right time to visit, as it turns out the country has three different weather systems. Overall, temperatures range from 17 to 30 degrees Celsius, and temperatures can vary widely within a day. It seems that the best place to visit is Central Vietnam, as the temperature can reach thirty degrees, and what awaits you there are the fascinating and urban cities of Hoi An, Danang, Hue, Dalat, Quy Nhon and Nha Trang, all surrounded by amazing mountains and amazing landscapes, so you get the better of Vietnam. Apparently, Dalat has been probably the most coveted tourist destinations since the French colonial period, people even referred to it as ‘Le Petit Paris’, and you have option to rent motorcycle in Dalat and experience the thrill of adventurous and carefree visits to the city’s environment, and even visiting nearby towns. However, the rest of the cities even have their charms, so you will not go wrong wherever you go.
Packing
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Since temperatures and humidity levels vary, ensure your suitcase fits everything. From sundresses and flat sandals, sunglasses, bikinis and hats, to sweaters, pants and even raincoats. Don’t overpack, as this is a pretty relaxed country. You can pack something extravagant if you are planning a night out at the club or a romantic date, but otherwise, keep it earthy, practical, and easy.
Luxurious stay
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Since you want to live in luxury, you may want to book your stay at one of Vietnam’s most touted luxury resorts. There’s the fabulous Dalat Palace Heritage Hotel, Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi, the ultra-luxurious beachfront pool villa resort Banyan Tree Lang Co, the ultra-luxurious The Reverie Saigon. Whichever luxury hotel and villa you choose, you’ll only get exceptional service, including swimming pools, fast access to a wonderful beach, spa treatments that will leave you feeling astonishing, and incredible cuisine that represents a fusion of French colonial influences. and native staples – a song for your taste buds.
What to see
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This land is culturally rich and the infusion of modernized and night life leaves nothing to be desired – other than time. So, if you are searching for a very urban place to live with a fantastic nightlife, Saigon is your destination. Outstanding classic French architecture, excellent wine and dining, rooftop bars – everything a classy urbanite could want. However, if you are searching for serenity, you will be escaping to suburbs like Hanoi, which offers lush parks, incredible mountains, traditional villages, and obviously, Ha Long Bay icon. If you are here for Vietnam’s nightlife, Dalat is the city for you. In the basement of Muong Thanh Dalat Hotel, guests can enjoy decadence of fine cocktails and live blues, reggae and old-school rock&roll, all in a 1970s-inspired setting. Finally, those who are here to experience spirituality need only visit at least a few the ten most significant temples in Vietnamand experience true culture, tradition, religion, and perhaps even experience a spiritual awakening.
Going to Vietnam is simple, leaving is difficult. So much beauty, cultural richness, serenity, luxury, modernity, all rolled into one. This will truly be the trip of a lifetime, so if you have not already, put it on your bucket list.
