• Vietnam Tourist Visa is REQUIRED for all nationalities.

    Guest should apply for Vietnam tourist visa early, at least 8 weeks prior to the wedding.

    For more details, please visit the official website evisa.gov.vn.

    A fast track option is available via vietnam-evisa.org.

  • When booking your flight, please choose the following airports:

    • DAD - Da Nang (Wedding Location)

    • HAN - Ha Noi (Tea Ceremony Location - Optional)

    • SGN - Ho Chi Minh City (You will need to transfer to Da Nang)

    For guests who want to attend all three of our events, includes tea ceremony, welcome dinner, and wedding day, we recommend book flight to:

    • March 14th, 2026 - Arrive at HAN

    • March 17th, 2026 - Depart from HAN to DAD

    • March 22nd, 2026 - Depart from DAD

    We recommend using Google Flights or Skyscanner to book your flight.

  • For guests who want to attend all three of our events, includes tea ceremony, welcome dinner, and wedding day, we recommend book hotel in:

    For specific hotels recommendation and description of each neighborhoods, please check out Hotel page.

  • If you have mobile plan with unlimited data and international roaming, you are good to go!

    Otherwise, we recommend you to get a Vietnam eSim, so that you can have easy internet access on your phone during your stay.

    The setup is quick and can be done entirely from your phone.

  • For easy personal transportation Viet Nam, please download Grab ride share app on your mobile phone.

    It is very convenience to use Grab:

    • Link your credit card as payment method and set credit card payment as default.

    • Then, you can order taxi rides from the app on your phone, the payment will be charged to your credit card, no cash needed.

    We do NOT recommend accepting taxi rides offered by strangers, as there is a risk that the driver may overcharge you.

    We will provide transportation to all 3 events.

  • When you packing for Vietnam, remember to bring these essentials:

  • For cultural and historical sites, local cuisines, experiences, and day trips recommendation for each cities; please check out the Destination section below.

  • Vietnam currency is VND.

    In Vietnam, many casual transactions, such as street vendors and local restaurants are cash only.

    Please bring a travel debit card that allow you to withdraw cash in foreign country. We recommend to withdraw cash from ATMs of large banks like Vietcombank and BIDV.

    You can also exchange currency in the airport; however, the rate is not favorable.

Travel Checklist

Travel Tips

Ha Noi

Hanoi, the vibrant capital of Vietnam, blends centuries of rich history with a lively modern spirit. From its bustling Old Quarter and serene lakes to ancient temples and delicious street food, Hanoi offers a unique and unforgettable travel experience.

Add our list of recommended places to visit in Hanoi to your Google Maps!

    • Old Quaters - A centuries-old district where 36 ancient streets reflect the city's rich history of trade, culture, and colonial influence.

    • Turtle Lake – Great for early morning walks, people-watching, or catching tai chi at dawn.

    • West Lake – Larger lake surrounded by cafes, temples, and upscale homes — go for a bike ride or sunset view.

    • Vietnam Museum of Ethnology – History of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups

    • Temple of Literature (Văn Miếu) – Vietnam’s first University

    • Thăng Long Imperial Citadel – Ancient Ha Noi Citadel

    • Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum – Visit the final resting place of Uncle Ho

    • Hoa Lo Prison – Historical site with somber wartime history

    • Phở Bò / Phở Gà – Hanoi-style beef or chicken noodle soup, with clear broth and flat rice noodles.

    • Bún Chả – Grilled pork served in a bowl of savory broth, paired with rice vermicelli and fresh herbs.

    • Chả Cá Lã Vọng – Turmeric-marinated fish cooked with dill, served with noodles, peanuts, and fermented shrimp paste.

    • Bánh Cuốn – Thin steamed rice rolls filled with minced pork and wood ear mushrooms, served with dipping sauce and fried shallots.

    • Bún Thang – Elegant noodle soup with shredded chicken, Vietnamese sausage (giò), egg threads, and herbs in a clear broth.

    • Bánh Mì – Vietnamese sandwich with a crispy baguette, pickled vegetables, herbs, and a variety of meats or tofu.

    • Xôi Mặn / Xôi Xéo – Sticky rice topped with savory items like pork floss, Chinese sausage, mung bean paste, or fried shallots.

    • Nem Rán (Chả Giò) – Crispy fried spring rolls filled with pork, mushrooms, and noodles.

    • Ốc Luộc – Steam freshwater snails, served with lemongrass and spicy ginger-lime dipping sauce.

    • Trà Đá & Cà Phê Trứng – Local iced tea and Hanoi’s famous egg coffee (sweet and creamy, almost dessert-like).

    • Water Puppet Show at Thăng Long Theater – Traditional Vietnamese folk art

    • Cooking class – Learn to make your favorite Vietnamese dishes

    • Motorbike tour – Explore like a local, with food or countryside options

    • Street food and Night life – Casual beer culture and live music

    • Dong Xuan Market – Busy, noisy, and full of everything — great for snacks, souvenirs, or local color.

    • Weekend Night Market (Old Quarter) – Open Friday to Sunday, pedestrian-only streets with food, crafts, and performances.

    • Hang Gai Street – Known for silk products and tailor shops.

    • Ha Long Bay - a must if you’re visiting Hanoi—just a few hours away, it offers stunning limestone karsts, emerald waters, and scenic boat cruises.

    • Ninh Binh – Ride a sampan through limestone caves, visit temples, or hike up to Mua Cave viewpoint.

    • Perfume Pagoda – A spiritual pilgrimage site nestled in limestone mountains.

    • Bat Trang Pottery Village – Hands-on ceramics workshops just outside the city.

Hoi An

Hoi An is a charming and well-preserved ancient town in central Vietnam, famous for its lantern-lit streets, historic architecture, and rich cultural heritage. From lantern-lit streets to riverside rides and local eats, Hoi An offers a magical, relaxed vibe.

Here is out recommended places to visit in Da Nang on Google Maps!

    • Hue Imperial City - Explore the grand Imperial City, a UNESCO World Heritage site with palaces, temples, gardens, and the Forbidden Purple City.

    • Hoi An Ancient Town – UNESCO World Heritage Site with lantern-lit streets and heritage houses.

    • Tombs of the Emperors - A glimpse into the history of Vietnam's royal families.

    • Thien Mu Pagoda - Visit the iconic seven-story pagoda on the Perfume River.

    • Japanese Covered Bridge – Iconic 18th-century wooden bridge.

    • Old Assembly Halls – Architecture similar to Fujian and Cantonese Assembly Halls.

    • Bún Bò Huế: A flavorful, spicy beef noodle soup that's one of Hue's most famous dishes. It features a rich broth made with lemongrass, chili, and shrimp paste, with tender slices of beef and pork, along with rice noodles.

    • Cao Lầu - Hoi An’s signature noodle dish. Thick rice noodles, slices of BBQ pork, crunchy croutons, and fresh herbs in a small amount of savory broth.

    • Mì Quảng - A turmeric-yellow noodle dish with pork, shrimp, fresh herbs, peanuts, and a splash of flavorful broth.

    • Bánh Xèo - Crispy Vietnamese pancakes filled with pork, shrimp, and bean sprouts.

    • Com Gà - Shredded chicken over turmeric-infused rice, topped with fresh herbs, onions, and a tangy sauce.

    • Bánh Mì Phượng - Crisp baguette with fillings like BBQ pork, pâté, pickled veggies, and chili sauce.

    • Take a Vietnamese cooking class – Learn to make Vietnam royal cuisine

    • Join the Lantern Festival (monthly, on full moon) – Light a lantern and float it down the river.

    • Do a riverboat ride at sunset – Scenic views and relaxing vibes.

    • Shop at Hoi An Night Market – Souvenirs, food, and colorful lanterns.

    • Get tailor-made clothes – Custom outfits in just 24–48 hours.

    • Dong Ba Market - Local handicrafts, silk, spices, souvenirs, and food.

    • Silk Shops and Tailors -Silk clothing, scarves, and custom tailoring.

    • Traditional Craft Shops - Lacquerware, pottery, and wooden crafts.

    • Hue’s Art Galleries - Local art, paintings, and cultural artwork.

    • My Son Sanctuary (Cham Ruins)
      – Ancient Hindu temples surrounded by jungle.

    • Cham Islands (Seasonal)
      – Enjoy snorkeling and diving in crystal-clear water.

Da Nang

Da Nang is a dynamic coastal city in central Vietnam known for its stunning beaches, and relax coastal life. With landmarks like the Marble Mountains, Dragon Bridge, and nearby ancient towns like Hoi An, it's an ideal destination for both relaxation and adventure.

Here is out recommended places to visit in Da Nang on Google Maps!

    • My Khe Beach – Relax or try water sports at this beautiful, sandy beach

    • Non Nuoc Beach – Quieter alternative with clear waters and great for swimming

    • Son Tra Peninsula – Explore lush nature, hike, and spot monkeys at the Monkey Mountain

    • Marble Mountains – Explore caves, temples, and enjoy panoramic views from the top

    • Linh Ung Pagoda – Visit the famous pagoda on top of Son Tra Peninsula with giant Buddha statue.

    • Museum of Cham Sculpture – Dive into the history of the Cham civilization with well-preserved artifacts

    • Hai Van Pass – Stunning mountain pass with breathtaking coastal views, perfect for a scenic drive

    • Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park – Explore one of the largest cave systems in the world, including Son Doong Cave

    • Ba Na Hills - Enjoy record-breaking cable car ride, offering stunning views as it takes you to a mountaintop village with attractions like the Golden Bridge and French architecture.

    • Han River Bridge – The first swing bridge in Vietnam, with a fantastic view of the city from here

    • Dragon Bridge – Watch the dragon breathe fire and water (weekends at 9 PM)

    • Love Lock Bridge – A romantic spot along the Han River with lots of colorful locks

    • Fresh seafood at local markets – Visit the seafood markets or beachfront restaurants for fresh catches

    • Mì Quảng – Da Nang's signature noodle dish, served with wide rice noodles in a rich broth, often accompanied by shrimp, pork, or chicken, topped with fresh herbs, peanuts, and rice crackers.

    • Bánh Canh – A thick, chewy noodle soup made from either tapioca or rice flour, typically served with fish or crab. It has a hearty, flavorful broth.

    • Bún Chả Cá – A fish cake noodle soup that’s unique to Da Nang, with a savory broth and slices of fish cakes or grilled fish.

    • Bánh Bèo – Small steamed rice cakes topped with shrimp, crispy pork skin, and a savory sauce, often served in individual portions.

    • Nem Lụi – Grilled skewers of minced pork or beef wrapped in rice paper, often dipped in a rich peanut sauce.

    • Con Market – Traditional market for food, clothes, and souvenirs, a great spot for shopping

    • Han Market – A bustling market with local goods, produce, and snacks

    • Da Nang Souvenirs and Handicrafts – Look for locally made pottery, wooden sculptures, and traditional textiles