Perfect 7 Days Vietnam Itinerary for Indian Tourists

Planning a Vietnam tour package from India for a week? This perfect Vietnam itinerary for 7 days is designed for Indian tourists who want a mix of adventure, nature, and culture. From Hanoi to Hoi An. 

Enjoy scenic views, local food, and historic sites all in one smooth, unforgettable trip tailored just for you. 

How amazing does that sound? Let’s begin.

Day 1:  Exploring Hanoi Old Quarter and Local Eats

Your journey starts in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. After landing, check into your hotel and take time to rest. In the afternoon, visit the Old Quarter. This area has narrow streets, local shops, and small restaurants. Walk around and enjoy how people live here.

Visit Hoan Kiem Lake. It is peaceful and central. A small red bridge leads to a temple in the lake. Locals walk here to relax. You can join and feel part of the city. It is a great place to sit quietly and take photos.

For food, try local dishes. Vegetarian choices include tofu noodles and fresh rolls. If not vegetarian, try pho, or if you prefer, visit one of the many Indian restaurants nearby. It is easy to find a meal that feels close to home. 

End your day with Vietnamese tea or coffee. The night market opens in the evening. You can shop for small gifts or enjoy the lights. Hanoi feels calm and busy, and that makes it special. Rest well tonight because many more beautiful sights and surprises are waiting for you. The city’s balance of tradition and daily life gives you a soft welcome into Vietnam.

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Day 2:  Cruise Through Ha Long Bay

Leave Hanoi in the morning for Ha Long Bay. It takes about three to four hours. Once there, you will see green rocks rising from the sea. This place is a world wonder, and it feels like a peaceful escape from city life.

Take a day cruise or stay overnight. The boats are clean. They take you past small islands and caves. Sit on the deck, take photos, or enjoy the view. Some cruises allow kayaking or a visit to floating villages. The view all around is silent and deep.

Watch the sunset here. The colours in the sky and sea feel like a dream. Let the cruise staff know your food needs. They offer seafood and vegetarian meals. Drinks are also served based on your comfort. You can sip tea and watch the water flow.

After the cruise, go back to Hanoi or sleep on the boat. Either way, you end your day with peace. Ha Long Bay gives you a break from city life. It helps you slow down and connect with nature. The quiet sound of water and the cool wind will stay in your memory for a long time.

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Day 3: Travel to Da Nang by Flight

Leave the north and fly to Da Nang. The flight takes about one and a half hours. After you land, check into your hotel. Da Nang offers a clean and peaceful environment. It feels open and bright with wide roads and a view of the sea.

In the afternoon, visit the Marble Mountains. These hills have caves and temples. You can climb and take photos. The air feels cool, and the climb is manageable and peaceful. There are also small statues and carvings to look at along the way.

Later visit Dragon Bridge. It lights up at night and blows fire on weekends. The riverside walk is nice with many cafes. Take some time to watch people ride bikes or take photos. It is safe for evening walks.

Food in Da Nang is fresh. Find Indian or local food with rice noodles and vegetables. locals are friendly, and most places are used to serving tourists. Try local fruit juices or coconut water with your meal. The city is peaceful but not too quiet and feels just right.

By the end of the day, you will feel happy and rested. Da Nang is a mix of sea and city and is easy to enjoy. It offers simple beauty and comfort with good weather and friendly faces.

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Day 4: Relax at My Khe Beach

Day four is for rest. Start your morning at My Khe Beach. It is one of the best in Vietnam. The sand is soft and the water is clear. You can swim, take photos, or simply sit under a shade and listen to the waves.

Many tourists relax here. It is quiet. Walk the shore or sit with a book. You can rent a chair. Local sellers offer light snacks and drinks that are fresh and safe. The beach is long and open, so there is space for everyone.

Try a bicycle ride along the seaside. It is smooth and has a nice view. Or visit a small spa for a massage. Some hotels offer beach massages, which are great for tired legs. The breeze feels good on your skin as you rest.

For lunch, return to your hotel or eat near the beach. Coconut water and fresh juices are easy to find. Some cafes serve light meals with a sea view. It feels like a mini-holiday inside your trip. The sun sets gently here with soft colours over the sea.

My Khe Beach lets you slow down. It is a good break in your trip. You will feel ready and fresh for the next day of exploring.

Day 5: Discover Ancient Beauty in Hoi An

Visit Hoi An today. It is forty minutes from Da Nang. Hoi An is an old town with yellow houses and lanterns. It is one of the most loved places in Vietnam for its calm streets and friendly people. The vibe is warm and peaceful.

Start in the old area. Visit the Japanese Bridge and old homes. Tailors can make clothes for you in one day. Pick a style or show a photo and they will stitch it quickly. You can even see them sewing in their tiny shops.

In the afternoon, go to the river. Take a short boat ride or sit by the water. As the sun sets, lanterns light up. The soft glow fills the streets with colour.

Try cao lau, a local dish. Vegetarian food is also easy to find. Some Indian places are here. The streets also have snacks like fresh fruits and pancakes. Even simple things like walking past doors and windows are magical.

Hoi An is warm and peaceful. You will remember it for a long time. Its mix of beauty, quiet, and gentle charm will stay in your heart.

Day 6: Fly to Ho Chi Minh City for City Vibes

Fly to Ho Chi Minh City. It is Vietnam’s biggest city. Check in and get ready to explore the fast side of Vietnam. There is energy everywhere you look. Life moves faster here than in other places you’ve visited.

Start with the War Remnants Museum. It shows Vietnam’s history. Then walk to the Central Post Office and Notre Dame Cathedral. These buildings are from the French period and are very unique in style. The mix of old design and new life is easy to see.

Visit Ben Thanh Market. It is full of life. Buy gifts, snacks, or clothes. Ask the price first and bargain a little. Sellers are kind and many speak basic English. The market is big, so take your time exploring each corner.

For dinner, go to a rooftop place. The city lights are bright and beautiful. You can also eat at Indian restaurants. You can also enjoy live music or local performances if you want to relax outside.

Day 7:  Shop at Ben Thanh Market and Fly Home

This is your last day. Begin with a light walk or breakfast. Revisit Ben Thanh Market for shopping. Find silk coffee crafts and gifts. This is the best time to pick something for family or friends. You will see many things you missed before.

You can also visit a temple or park nearby. Take time to enjoy your final hours before going to the airport. Many small spots around your hotel may offer quiet corners. It is good to spend these last hours softly and peacefully.

Double-check your travel document flight details before leaving. Traffic can slow you down. Make sure you have your passport and flight info ready. Keep water and light snacks for the road in case of delay.

On your flight back, you will feel happy. You saw many places, met kind people, and tried new things. Vietnam leaves sweet memories. Each city you visited gave you a new story. 

Final Thought

Vietnam offers beauty, peace, and adventure in every corner. With Wonder World Travels, your 7-day journey becomes smooth and memorable. From planning to local experiences, they handle everything, so you can relax and enjoy Vietnam like a true explorer.