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Vietnam is an affordable alternative to Thailand: the sea, islands, delicious food and a strong sightseeing programme, from Ha Long Bay to old Hoi An.
best time
November to April for Phu Quoc, February to August for Nha Trang, October to April for the north
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Vietnam suits those who want a tropical sea in winter but aren’t ready to pay Maldives prices. Resort hotels are of a good standard, food is cheap and there is lots to do: islands, waterfalls, cable cars and markets. Families with children choose Phu Quoc with its theme parks, while couples and groups of friends go for Nha Trang or combined routes.
Vietnam is also valued for its sightseeing. Ha Long Bay, Hanoi, Hoi An and the imperial city of Hue make for a trip that doesn’t have to be all about the beach.
Vietnam stretches from north to south, and the weather differs from region to region. The south, including Phu Quoc, is good from November to April, with the rainy season in summer. The central coast, with Nha Trang and Da Nang, is dry roughly from February to August, while autumn brings downpours and typhoons.
In the north, in Hanoi and Ha Long Bay, winter is cool, around 15–20 degrees, and summer is hot and humid. Autumn and spring are the most comfortable times to go there. A detailed month-by-month table is in our guide on the best time to visit Vietnam.
Phu Quoc is an island in the south and the main winter destination. White beaches on the south and west sides, sunsets, a cable car to Hon Thom island, a safari park and VinWonders for children. It suits a relaxing holiday of 10–12 nights.
Nha Trang is a resort city with a long promenade, cafés and boat trips around the islands. Nearby are hot springs with mud baths, the Po Nagar towers and an island with a theme park.
Hanoi is the capital, with its Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake and street food. From here people go to Ha Long Bay with an overnight stay on a boat, and to Ninh Binh, where rice fields are surrounded by karst cliffs.
Da Nang is a modern resort with a long beach and the Golden Bridge on Ba Na Hills. Nearby is the old trading town of Hoi An with its lanterns and tailors, and Hue is within a day’s reach.
Vietnamese food is one of the reasons to visit the country. Pho, banh mi, fresh spring rolls, grilled seafood in Nha Trang and on Phu Quoc, and coffee with condensed milk. Street food here is cheap and usually safe if you pick places busy with locals.
Day-to-day costs in Vietnam are low: food, massage, taxis and excursions cost less than in many neighbouring countries. So even with a breakfast-only hotel, you can eat well. Cash in dong comes in handy, but large hotels and restaurants accept cards.
The flight takes a long time, so it isn’t worth taking fewer than 10 nights. A beach holiday takes 10–12 nights. A combined route, such as Hanoi, Ha Long Bay and a week on Phu Quoc, fits into 14–16 days with domestic flights.
Citizens of Uzbekistan need a visa for Vietnam, usually an e-visa obtained online before the trip. Special rules have existed for certain routes, such as arriving directly on Phu Quoc, but their conditions are strict. More in our guide to the Vietnam visa for citizens of Uzbekistan.
Riding a scooter without a Vietnamese licence is risky: in an accident, your insurance may not cover the costs. Drink bottled water and bring insect repellent.
Rules are given as of October 2026 and may change: check with our manager or the official embassy website before you travel.
Flights from Tashkent: our manager will find direct and connecting options.
Send a request or message us on Telegram @GlobalDestination1, or call +998 99 760-82-88. Tell us your dates and whether you want just the beach or the beach plus sightseeing. Our manager will suggest the right region for the season and put together a trip with hotels and the visa.
Updated: 2026-10
An ancient capital with lakes, the narrow streets of the Old Quarter and street food. From here you head to Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh and the mountains of Sapa.
ReadA tropical island in southern Vietnam with white beaches, night markets and a long cable car over the sea. A great winter beach option for families and couples.
ReadA resort city on the South China Sea with a long beach right in the centre, islands in the bay and hot springs. A good fit if you want the sea and city life at the same time.
ReadYes, citizens of Uzbekistan need a visa, which can be obtained online as an e-visa. Special arrangements also apply in some cases, for example for Phu Quoc, so our manager will choose the right option for your route.
In winter the south is best: Phu Quoc and the coast near Ho Chi Minh City. In Nha Trang it often rains in November and December, and the north is cool at that time.
Phu Quoc is for a quiet beach holiday, with the best beaches and a season from November to April. Nha Trang is a lively seaside city with restaurants and excursions, and its season starts in February.
For a beach holiday at one resort, 10–12 nights. If you also want to see Hanoi and Ha Long Bay or Hoi An, plan 14 days or more.
A tropical island in southern Vietnam with white beaches, night markets and a long cable car over the sea. A great winter beach option for families and couples.
A resort city on the South China Sea with a long beach right in the centre, islands in the bay and hot springs. A good fit if you want the sea and city life at the same time.
An ancient capital with lakes, the narrow streets of the Old Quarter and street food. From here you head to Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh and the mountains of Sapa.
Vietnam stretches from north to south, so in the same month Hanoi can be cool, Nha Trang rainy and Phu Quoc sunny. Here is where to go at different times of year.
Citizens of Uzbekistan generally need a visa to travel to Vietnam. The easiest option is an e-visa applied for online. Here's how it works and where people most often make mistakes.
A calm island for a seaside holiday. Suits couples and families who value quiet beaches and good hotels.
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