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From Cao Lanh to Tan Son Nhat, and likewise from Sa Đéc or Mỹ Tho, the trip hinges on the stretch between your door and the Trung Lương expressway. Since 2025, Đồng Tháp province also includes former Tiền Giang.
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Vinh Long to Tan Son Nhat is the shortest Delta-to-airport run, yet timing still goes wrong because of bridges and the city gateway. Since 2025, the enlarged Vĩnh Long province also covers Bến Tre and Trà Vinh.
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Ca Mau to Ho Chi Minh City by car is much quicker than before: the Cần Thơ – Cà Mau expressway opened in January 2026 and links straight into the expressway to the city. The trip is about 300 km and passes through what used to be Bạc Liêu, Sóc Trăng and Hậu Giang provinces.
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Driving from Châu Đốc, Long Xuyên or Rạch Giá to Ho Chi Minh City is the longest run on the west side of the Hậu River, roughly 240–250 km, and each town uses a different route. Since 2025, all three are in the enlarged An Giang province.
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For families in the Mekong Delta, a hospital visit in Ho Chi Minh City is less about distance than about timing: arriving early, long waits, and getting a tired patient home the same day.
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Ho Chi Minh City to Pleiku by car is a long run of about 520–540 km on Highway 14, usually 10–12 hours on the road. Since 2025, Gia Lai province also includes former Bình Định, so it now has two gateways: Pleiku on the plateau and Quy Nhơn on the coast.
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Dong Xoai and Binh Phuoc to Ho Chi Minh City is about 115–125 km, usually 2.5–3 hours, but gateway jams can stretch it a lot. Since 2025, Bình Phước has been part of the enlarged Đồng Nai city.
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Can Gio to Ho Chi Minh City, or the other way, is only about 50 km, yet the Bình Khánh ferry can double the journey time. It is still the only road link between Cần Giờ and the city. The crossing itself takes 10–15 minutes, but weekend queues can run 1–2 hours and longer on holidays.
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A pilgrimage to the Núi Cúi Marian shrine from Ho Chi Minh City is a day trip of about 90 km, usually 1.5–2 hours by car. The shrine sits near Highway 20 in Đồng Nai, and its 50-metre statue of Our Lady, including the base, can be seen from far along the highway.
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A car with driver for year-end client gift visits lets a company cover its whole client list in a day or two, without booking a ride for each leg while carrying dozens of gift boxes.
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Before booking a self-drive car in Ninh Binh, check pickup requirements, deposit, mileage limits, insurance terms and how rental charges are calculated.
Before hiring a self-drive car in Bac Ninh, ask about documents, deposit, rental-day calculation and the charges to agree on before pickup.
Phu Quoc car rental with driver lets you reach far-apart parts of the island, from Ganh Dau in the north to Ham Ninh in the east.
Nha Trang car rental with driver usually starts at Cam Ranh airport, about 40 – 50 minutes from the centre along Nguyen Tat Thanh Boulevard.
Prepare for self-drive car rental in Hung Yen. Confirm pickup and return arrangements, rental requirements, mileage allowance and fuel charges.
Compare one-way car hire with a car retained for your itinerary in Vung Tau. Choose space for passengers and luggage and check extra charges.
Check the vehicle and rental agreement before hiring a self-drive car in Hai Phong, including deposit, fuel policy and return conditions.
Can Tho car rental with driver rarely stays in one city: many guests continue to former Soc Trang and Hau Giang (now part of Can Tho city) or other Mekong provinces.
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