my PHOTO COLLECTION: How many days in Vietnam is enough?

Planning Your Trip to Vietnam

Travelers with limited time can rejoice that Vietnam is small enough to experience the highlights in just a few days. That said, the ideal timeframe is about 10 days, as it takes at least this long to immerse yourself in Vietnam's rich culture.

I would say anywhere between 5 to 6 days is enough. If you're looking to make the most of your stay, I would recommend staying at least 3 weeks.

I've been to Vietnam twice now, and my first trip was only 2 weeks. The second time around I stayed a bit longer, but this time around I'm not sure if it will make much difference in terms of things to see and do.

If you're going for just 2 weeks, then I'd say that's good enough to get a feel for the culture and have some fun with friends or family members. But if you're going for a longer trip (3+), then I would recommend staying at least 3 weeks so that you can maximize your experience by doing as much as possible within the time frame of your trip.

Vietnam is a great country to visit. It's a place where you can really see the beauty of the country and get to know the people. The country is very friendly, but at times a bit confusing. For example, you will find yourself in an old house during the day and then in a new apartment at night.

The number of days that we need to spend in Vietnam depends on what kind of trip we want to make there. If you want to explore the areas around Ho Chi Minh City and have enough time for sightseeing, then I would recommend spending at least 4 weeks there. If you are looking for relaxing vacations, then I would recommend spending at least 1 month there since you will be able to see as much as possible within this period of time.

Personally, I spent 3 weeks in Vietnam and it was enough for me because I did not want to rush through everything that happened there. In addition, I also spent 2 weeks back home before coming back again which helped me get adjusted with everything so that when I came back again, everything seemed familiar and comfortable again."

Vietnam is a beautiful place to visit. The people are friendly, the weather is warm and sunny, and the food is great! However, when you’re traveling for two weeks or more (without a car), you come to realize that there is so much more to see than just the beaches and mountains.

I found myself going on day trips from Phu Quoc Island to various parts of Vietnam. These trips weren’t always planned, but they were exciting because they gave me a chance to explore other parts of the country that I wouldn’t have otherwise gone to.

I decided that I needed some way to keep track of all those days in Vietnam so that I would know how many days it was until my next trip back home.

I've been to Vietnam several times over the last couple of years and I've had a lot of fun. I think it's a country that's well worth visiting, if you have the time and the money.

Vietnam is not a cheap place to visit, but it does have some good things going for it. The food is great, cost of living is low, and there are plenty of activities to keep you busy.

I've been to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and enjoyed both places immensely. I'm sure there are other places in Vietnam that would suit me better than these two cities, but they seemed like good enough places from which to start being able to describe what life is like in Vietnam.

Hanoi has definitely got more going for it than Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), but both cities have strengths that make them worth visiting at least once if you're into this sort of thing.

How much money do I need for 2 weeks in Vietnam?

While accommodation, transport, and food are cheap in Vietnam, activities and excursions are likely to eat up a good portion of your budget. Depending on your personal travel style, you should aim to budget anywhere from 460 GBP/560 USD to upwards of 820 GBP/1000 USD for a two-week trip to Vietnam.