Taiwan to Hanoi Flights: Fares, Schedules & How to Book

Check the latest Taiwan to Hanoi fares and schedules below to choose the flight that best suits your plans. Both are updated in real time, making it easy to compare options and book at the best available fare.

2.1. Taiwan to Hanoi Flight Time and Frequency

• Flight time: Approximately 7 hours 5 minutes to 19 hours 30 minutes on a connecting flight via Phu Quoc International Airport
• Air distance: 1,641 km
• Flight frequency: An average of two flights per day

Note: Taiwan to Hanoi flight schedules may change subject to actual operating conditions. Please visit the Sun PhuQuoc Airways website or app for the latest information.

2.2. Departure and Arrival Airports for Taiwan to Hanoi Flights

Sun PhuQuoc Airways provides the following departure and arrival airport information for Taiwan to Hanoi flights:

Departure airport: Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport

• Airport code: TPE
• Address: No. 9, Hangzhan South Road, Dayuan District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan
• Distance from central Taipei: 40 km
• Getting from central Taipei to Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport: Passengers can easily reach Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) by Airport MRT, airport bus or taxi. The Airport MRT is the fastest and most popular option, taking around 35 – 40 minutes from Taipei Main Station and costing approximately TWD 160 per person (around VND 130,000). Airport buses offer a more economical alternative, taking 50 – 70 minutes and costing from TWD 145 (around VND 120,000). For groups or passengers with plenty of baggage, a taxi is a convenient choice, taking around 40 – 60 minutes and costing approximately TWD 1,200 – 1,600 per trip (equivalent to VND 980,000 – 1,300,000).

A panoramic view of Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, the departure point for direct flights from Taiwan to Hanoi.

Arrival airport: Noi Bai International Airport

• Airport code: HAN
• Address: Noi Bai Commune, Hanoi
• Distance from central Hanoi: 30 km
• Getting from Noi Bai International Airport to central Hanoi: Passengers travelling to central Hanoi, including Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter, can choose from several transport options. Public buses such as Route 86 are popular, offering a direct connection between the airport, Hanoi Railway Station and central areas in around 45 – 60 minutes for VND 50,000 one way. Routes 07, 17, 90 and 109 cost VND 12,000 – 15,000 one way and are suitable for passengers seeking a more economical option. For greater convenience, taxis and ride-hailing services such as Grab, Xanh SM and Be provide door-to-door transport in around 35 – 50 minutes, with estimated fares of VND 300,000 – 450,000 per trip depending on the destination and traffic. This option is well suited to groups or passengers with plenty of baggage.

2.3. How Early Should You Check In?

Passengers may check in online from 24 hours until one hour before departure. Airport check-in usually opens around three hours before departure and closes one hour before departure.

Sun PhuQuoc Airways offers passengers a premium onboard experience combining comfort, entertainment and a comprehensive range of amenities. Each Taiwan to Hanoi ticket also comes with a selection of services that varies by cabin class, such as onboard meals, advance seat selection and the option to purchase additional baggage allowance. This flexibility allows passengers to choose the options that suit their needs and enjoy a more comfortable, complete journey.

3.1. Connecting Flights via Phu Quoc International Airport

Sun PhuQuoc Airways operates connecting flights from Taiwan to Hanoi via Phu Quoc International Airport. Depending on the operating schedule, passengers can choose an itinerary with a layover of around 1 hour 10 minutes or 13 hours 35 minutes. These practical connection options make it easy to continue the journey while giving passengers greater flexibility to choose a flight that suits their travel needs and personal plans.

3.2. Experience “Resort in the Sky”

“Resort in the Sky” is Sun PhuQuoc Airways’ signature concept, where the holiday begins even before take-off. The experience spans both the pre-flight and onboard journey. Airline check-in services at hotels, biometric online check-in and the Sun Executive Lounge provide passengers with greater ease and comfort before departure. Once onboard, cabins inspired by “Indochinese elegance” create a calm, refined setting, complemented by spacious seats upholstered in premium leather, a signature Mediterranean-inspired fragrance and a wireless entertainment system that is updated regularly.

Onboard dining is given the same care and attention as a meal served at a resort. Passengers can enjoy a menu blending Asian and European cuisine, alongside Eric Kayser bread, TWG tea, Arabica coffee from Lam Dong and a selection of premium beverages. Together with the attentive service of our cabin crew, every detail is designed to help passengers relax, savour the moment and settle into holiday mode as soon as the aircraft takes off.

All seats on SPA’s Hanoi flights are upholstered in premium leather, ensuring passenger comfort throughout the journey.

3.3. Professional, Dedicated Cabin Crew

Our cabin crew are professionally trained to SPArkle service standards, Sun PhuQuoc Airways’ proprietary framework for professional, attentive and consistent service. This commitment is reflected in every interaction, from their polished manner and warm, welcoming smiles to the thoughtful care shown to each passenger. Every detail is considered so that travellers feel comfortable, heard and genuinely cared for throughout the flight.

3.4. Sun Signature Membership with Attractive Benefits

The Sun Signature loyalty programme offers a wide range of benefits for frequent Sun PhuQuoc Airways passengers. Members can earn points on their flights and redeem them for reward tickets, checked baggage, seat selection and many other privileges across the Sun Group ecosystem. Platinum and Infinity members also enjoy priority airport services, including priority check-in, security screening and boarding, together with access to the Sun Executive Lounge. These privileges provide greater convenience and privacy, delivering a premium experience even before the flight begins.

Become a Sun Signature member to enjoy a wide range of benefits when flying with Sun PhuQuoc Airways.

Passengers can check Taiwan to Hanoi fares and book through the official Sun PhuQuoc Airways website, our ticket office or reputable online travel platforms.

4.1. Book Taiwan to Hanoi Flights on the Website

Visit the Sun PhuQuoc Airways website and enter all the required details, including the departure and arrival airports, travel date and number of passengers. The system will automatically display the matching options, allowing passengers to compare suitable flights, make their selection and complete payment with ease.

Passengers can visit the Sun PhuQuoc Airways website to view the latest Taiwan to Hanoi itineraries and book their flights.

4.2. Book Through the SPA App

Passengers can download the SPA app from Google Play or the App Store and book in the same way as on the website. Once payment is complete, a booking confirmation and e-ticket will be sent to their email address.

Or scan the QR code:

4.3. Book Through an Official SPA Agent

Sun PhuQuoc Airways currently has a General Sales Agent (GSA) in Taiwan to support passengers and partners. As our authorised representative, the GSA provides ticket sales and reservation services, handles ticket changes and refunds subject to applicable conditions, and offers advice on flight schedules, baggage and other services related to the journey. Passengers wishing to purchase Sun PhuQuoc Airways tickets in Taiwan or request assistance with their itinerary can contact the GSA below for prompt, accurate support.

• Opening hours: 09:00 – 17:30, Monday to Friday
• Address: 10F-1, Songjiang Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City 104074, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
• Telephone: (+886) 2-25061366 / service@sunphuquocairways.com.tw

Sun PhuQuoc Airways fares from Taiwan to Hanoi are not fixed and may vary depending on when the booking is made. To reduce travel costs, passengers should consider booking one to two months before their planned departure, choosing less busy travel times, such as early-morning or late-evening flights and midweek rather than weekend departures, and using any available promotional codes from the airline.

• Book early: For international routes, passengers should book two to three months before their planned departure, or at least one month in advance. Booking early can help secure the best available fare while improving the chances of selecting a preferred seat.
• Choose less busy travel times: Consider booking Taiwan to Hanoi flights early or midweek, with early-morning or late-evening departures. These less popular travel periods can make it easier to find a more affordable fare.
• Keep up with the latest SPA offers: We regularly release promotions to help passengers reduce their travel costs. Follow Sun PhuQuoc Airways’ official channels to receive the latest promotional codes as soon as they become available.
• Consider a return ticket: Return flights from Taiwan to Hanoi often offer better value than purchasing the outbound and return journeys separately. A return ticket is also required to complete entry and exit formalities smoothly.

When visiting Hanoi, travellers should plan ahead to explore some of the capital’s best-known attractions, including the Temple of Literature, Hoan Kiem Lake, Hanoi Old Quarter and Tran Quoc Pagoda. They should also make time for irresistible local favourites such as pho, bun cha, bun thang and bun dau mam tom.

6.1. Top Places to Visit in Hanoi

Here are some of Hanoi’s most popular attractions:

• Temple of Literature: Vietnam’s first university, which educated generations of leading scholars who went on to serve the country. The complex stands out for its ancient architecture and its close association with many important milestones in Vietnamese history.
• Hoan Kiem Lake: A natural freshwater lake in the heart of the city, bordered by three major streets: Hang Khay, Dinh Tien Hoang and Ly Thai To. Visitors are drawn both by the historical legend of King Le Thai To and by the distinctive architecture surrounding the lake.

Located in the city centre, Hoan Kiem Lake has a timeless and peaceful beauty.

• Hanoi Old Quarter: Situated in the northern and western parts of Hoan Kiem District, the Old Quarter is home to many distinctive landmarks, including Ta Hien Street, Hang Ma Street, Ma Tay Ancient House and Phung Hung Mural Street. It is also an ideal place to sample local specialities such as La Vong grilled fish, rice vermicelli with grilled pork and egg coffee.
• Tran Quoc Pagoda: One of Hanoi’s oldest and most sacred pagodas, situated on a picturesque island on the eastern side of West Lake. Alongside its distinctive architecture, the pagoda is home to an ancient bodhi tree presented by Indian President Rajendra Prasad and an impressive collection of Buddhist statues.

6.2. Signature Hanoi Dishes to Try

Alongside its famous landmarks, Hanoi draws visitors with the signature dishes that define the capital’s culinary appeal. Highlights include:

• Pho: Widely regarded as the essence of Vietnamese cuisine, pho wins over diners with a deeply flavoured broth made by simmering bones for hours. Soft yet springy rice noodles, melt-in-the-mouth beef, aromatic spring onions and pepper make the dish even more enticing.
• Rice vermicelli with grilled pork: One of Hanoi’s most distinctive culinary icons. Its simple combination of grilled pork, richly seasoned pork patties, pickled carrot and green papaya in a savoury-sweet fish sauce is remarkably moreish. Diners can add minced garlic, fresh chilli and herbs to balance the richness.

Rice vermicelli with grilled pork reflects the distinctive culinary culture of Hanoi.

• Bun Thang rice vermicelli soup: One of Hanoi’s most refined and elaborate dishes, bringing together a variety of ingredients such as poached chicken, dried shrimp and Vietnamese pork sausage. Its defining feature is a light, delicate broth made by simmering chicken and pork bones for hours.
• Rice vermicelli with fried tofu and fermented shrimp paste: This popular dish combines fried tofu, fresh rice vermicelli, herbs, boiled pork and a distinctive fermented shrimp paste dipping sauce. Diners can add fresh kumquat juice, sugar and chilli to the shrimp paste for a more balanced flavour.

7.1. How Much Do Taiwan to Hanoi Flights Cost?

One-way fares from Taiwan to Hanoi currently range from approximately VND 5,598,000 to VND 13,446,000, including taxes and fees. Fares may vary depending on the booking date, cabin class and current promotions. Please visit the Sun PhuQuoc Airways website or app for the latest fares.

7.2. Can Sun PhuQuoc Airways Taiwan to Hanoi Tickets Be Cancelled?

Yes. Sun PhuQuoc Airways tickets from Taiwan to Hanoi may be cancelled and refunded if the purchased fare type permits refunds and the request meets the airline’s applicable refund, cancellation and ticket-change rules.

When cancelling a ticket, passengers should note that:

• Refunds are subject to a fee in accordance with the fare conditions and the applicable fee schedule in the Taiwan market.
• If a booking is cancelled before departure, the refundable amount will be calculated after deducting the refund fee and any non-refundable charges.
• If a passenger neither cancels the booking nor checks in before departure (a no-show), a no-show fee will apply in addition to the refund fee.
• Purchased ancillary services, such as seat selection, additional baggage and meals, are non-refundable if the passenger voluntarily cancels the ticket.
• If the fare type is non-refundable, only taxes and charges collected on behalf of the relevant authorities may be refunded, where applicable.

To confirm whether a ticket can be cancelled and determine the applicable fees, passengers should check the fare conditions when booking or contact Sun PhuQuoc Airways’ General Sales Agent (GSA) in Taiwan or our customer service team for assistance.

7.3. How Long Does It Take to Fly from Taiwan to Hanoi?

A non-stop flight from Taiwan to Hanoi usually takes around 2 hours 45 minutes to 3 hours 15 minutes. However, the total journey time may vary depending on the departure point, such as Taipei or Kaohsiung, as well as other factors including weather and actual operating conditions.

7.4. How Can I Find Cheap Flights from Taiwan to Hanoi?

To find cheap flights from Taiwan to Hanoi, passengers should book between one week and three months before departure to access a wider choice of flights at better fares. If their schedule is flexible, they should also consider travelling early in the week, from Monday to Wednesday, and avoid booking at weekends, during public holidays or over Lunar New Year Festival to help reduce trip costs.

7.5. Do Taiwanese Citizens Need a Visa to Enter Vietnam?

Taiwanese citizens require a valid visa to enter Vietnam. The application process is now relatively convenient, as passengers can apply for an electronic visa (e-Visa) entirely online without visiting an embassy or consular office in person.

We hope this guide has provided a clear overview of flights to Hanoi and practical ways to save when booking. It also offers a useful selection of the capital’s standout attractions and dishes to help make the upcoming trip richer and more rewarding. Visit our website regularly for more travel content and fresh ideas for future journeys.