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At a glance
Hanoi and Da Nang are two different parts of Vietnam, and they work well together. Hanoi is the northern capital, with a historic Old Quarter, lakeside temples and a French-influenced core. Da Nang is on the central coast, with urban beaches, the Han River and hillside sights such as Ba Na Hills. Each city has its own pace, so a combined trip gives variety without long journeys.
Most travellers link the two cities by air. A domestic flight from Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi to Da Nang International Airport is the fastest practical option, and trains or long-distance buses take substantially longer. Ha Long Bay, a limestone bay reached from Hanoi, and Hoi An Ancient Town, near Da Nang, are the two most popular add-ons. Five days covers the main city highlights, while seven days allows Ha Long Bay, Hoi An and Ba Na Hills at a slower pace.
Our two packages reflect those choices. The Da Nang Hoi An Ba Na Hills 4N package focuses on Da Nang, Hoi An and Ba Na Hills, while the Hanoi and Ha Long Bay 5N package covers Hanoi and an overnight cruise. You can also ask us to build a combined Hanoi and Da Nang trip. For planning details, read the Da Nang and Hanoi travel guide, and compare with the Vietnam tour packages.
Why go
Hanoi Old Quarter narrow streets, local food and traditional trading lanes, all walkable from one hotel base.
Hoan Kiem Lake and Ngoc Son Temple a central lakeside walk with a historic temple on a small island.
Ha Long Bay a cruise among limestone islands, caves and coastal scenery, with schedules that can change with the weather.
Da Nang and My Khe Beach an urban beach for swimming, sunrise walks and coastal dining, close to the Han River.
Ba Na Hills and Golden Bridge a mountain resort, cable-car access and a viewpoint near Da Nang, with an early start advised.
Hoi An Ancient Town preserved historic streets, riverside scenery and markets, reached from Da Nang.
Where to go
Ba Na Hills combines a mountain resort, cable-car access and the Golden Bridge viewpoint near Da Nang.
Da Nang’s central area provides access to the Han River, Dragon Bridge, markets and urban dining.
A cruise through Ha Long Bay offers access to limestone islands, caves and coastal scenery from northern Vietnam.
The Old Quarter provides walkable access to historic streets, local food, Hoan Kiem Lake and traditional commercial areas.
This central Hanoi landmark combines a lakeside walk with a historic temple on a small island.
Hoi An offers preserved historic streets, riverside scenery, markets and traditional architecture near Da Nang.
The Marble Mountains contain caves, Buddhist shrines and elevated viewpoints south of central Da Nang.
My Khe is Da Nang’s main urban beach and is convenient for swimming, sunrise walks and coastal dining.
Son Tra provides forested coastal roads, viewpoints and habitat for the red-shanked douc langur.
The Temple of Literature is a historic Confucian complex associated with Vietnam’s traditional education system.
Season guide
February to April is the most practical time for a Da Nang and Hanoi trip. Da Nang is relatively dry and sunny, and Hanoi is mild before the hotter summer. March is warm and mostly dry in Da Nang, with crowds starting to rise. From May to August both cities are hot, and Hanoi gets frequent rain. October and November bring the heaviest rain to Da Nang, so plan indoor breaks. See the full when to visit Da Nang and Hanoi guide for month-by-month figures.
Day by day
Based on our Da Nang Hoi An Ba Na Hills 4N package. Your trip expert can stretch or shorten any day.
Land at Da Nang International Airport and meet your driver for the private transfer to your hotel. Check in and rest after the journey. In the evening, take a short walk along the Han River to get your bearings. Keep the first day light, because the next days cover Ba Na Hills, Hoi An and Marble Mountains.
Leave early for Ba Na Hills, because queues and cloud cover can increase later in the day. Take the cable car up to the resort and visit the Golden Bridge viewpoint. Carry layers and water, and wear comfortable shoes for walking. Return to Da Nang in the afternoon, rest, and then enjoy an easy evening at My Khe Beach.
Travel by private vehicle to Hoi An Ancient Town for its preserved streets, riverside scenery, markets and traditional architecture. Walk the old streets in the morning, when it is cooler. Carry small cash, because a local entry ticket may apply to heritage attractions. Return to Da Nang in the late afternoon and enjoy an early dinner.
Visit the Marble Mountains south of central Da Nang in the morning. The caves, Buddhist shrines and viewpoints involve steep and uneven steps, so wear suitable footwear. In the afternoon, explore the Han River area and Dragon Bridge, checking local viewing times first. End the day at My Khe Beach, and follow lifeguard flags before swimming.
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and check out. Your driver takes you to Da Nang International Airport for departure, leaving enough time for check-in. If your flight is later in the day, use the morning for a relaxed walk or some last shopping before the transfer.
Budget guide
Four things move the price of a Da Nang and Hanoi trip. Hotel area and category matter most, from Hanoi Old Quarter and My Khe Beach stays to French Quarter and beachfront resorts. Trip length comes next, and a Ha Long Bay cruise or a Hoi An day adds to the total. Season matters too, because crowds rise in March and April. Finally, check international flights, the e-visa fee and any entry tickets, since these are extra. Read more in Da Nang and Hanoi trip cost.
Before you go
Indian ordinary-passport holders need a preapproved Vietnamese visa, and the usual route is the official Vietnam e-Visa. The e-visa allows a stay of up to 90 days, depending on the dates on the approval. Apply only through the official portal, evisa.gov.vn, and select the correct entry airport before you pay. Fees are listed in US dollars, and a fee is not refunded if an application is refused. Our packages include visa assistance. See the Da Nang and Hanoi visa guide for Indians.
Rules last checked 3 Nov 2026
FAQs
Quick answers to what travellers ask before booking a Da Nang & Hanoi trip. Ask your trip expert anything else.
Five days covers the main city highlights with a few day trips. Seven days is more comfortable if you want Ha Long Bay, Hoi An and Ba Na Hills. Six nights is the ideal length in our research for a first combined trip, and three days is too tight for both cities.
February to April is the most practical period. Da Nang is relatively dry and sunny, and Hanoi is mild before the hotter summer. October and November bring the heaviest rain to Da Nang, so those months need flexible plans and indoor breaks.
Yes. Indian ordinary-passport holders need a preapproved Vietnamese visa, usually an e-Visa from the official Vietnam system. Apply only through the official portal, and check every passport detail before you submit the form.
Yes, on some schedules. Direct services run from Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru to Hanoi, with indicative flight times of about four to five hours. Routes and frequencies change by airline and season, so confirm dates before you book.
A common routing is arrival at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi, a domestic flight to Da Nang International Airport, and departure from Da Nang or Hanoi depending on your ticket. Our planners can suggest timings from your city.
Yes. Our packages cover hotels, transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary, and visa assistance is included. Flights, the e-visa fee, travel insurance and meals not listed are separate.
Vietnam is generally suitable for tourists. Take normal precautions against traffic, petty theft, scams and changing weather, and keep copies of your passport and visa with you.
Vegetarian food is widely available, and both cities have Indian restaurants. Travellers with strict dietary needs should confirm ingredients and preparation with the restaurant or with your planner before ordering.
Yes, with planning. Marble Mountains involves steep steps, Hanoi's Old Quarter is busy, and boat and cruise boarding needs extra mobility planning. Limit long transfers and steep walks, and tell your planner about any needs.
Yes, though it adds travel time. A ten-day trip works well for Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Da Nang and Hoi An. For a wider country trip, see the [Vietnam tour packages](/vietnam-tour-packages/) and the [Vietnam travel guide](/vietnam-travel-guide/).
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