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Vietnam In June
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Hey adventurer! Exciting plans for Vietnam in June! With a two-week itinerary, you’ll have plenty of time to explore the vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes. Starting in Ho Chi Minh City, you can dive into the bustling markets and delicious street food. Make your way to iconic spots like Hoi An and Halong Bay before wrapping up your journey in the charming capital of Hanoi. Traveling between these destinations is easy with options like trains and domestic flights. Get ready for an epic adventure!
I plan on visiting Vietnam in June. 35 m Ireland, solo traveller.
I aim to fly into Hoi Chi Minh City around 7th or 8th June.
I'd like to visit a few places in Vietnam, and end my trip in Hanoi.
- How much time should I spend on this trip? I'm thinking around 2 weeks, with plans to leave Hanoi around 22nd - 24th June.
- What places should I visit and how should I get around?
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