Best Time To Visit Vietnam

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It’s a dry month throughout the country. However, there are significant differences in temperature from region to region. The far north experiences cold temperatures and mist, while further south, daytime readings are in the upper 20s, and the central part is coming out of its wet season with temperatures in the low 20s.

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Dry weather conditions continue. The skies clear up in the central region, and it’s a good time to head to the beaches. It’s the driest month in South Vietnam, and the cold wave continues in the mountainous north. The Vietnamese New Year, Tet, usually falls in January or February, and all shops and local businesses close during this time.

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With dry conditions and pleasant temperatures throughout the country, it is the best time to holiday in Vietnam. The central and southern coasts are clear and dry, with excellent water conditions. Daytime temperatures in the north break into the 20s, while mercury levels in the rest of the country range between 24°C to 29°C.

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Warm temperatures and dry weather conditions make April the best time of the year to visit Vietnam. Central Vietnam is enjoying its best weather while it’s the last dry month in the northern and southern parts of the country. It’s a great month for sightseeing, hiking and heading to the country’s coastal towns.

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The southern and northern parts of the country start seeing wetter days, especially by the end of the month. Rainfall is mainly in the form of afternoon showers. Meanwhile, the central parts of Vietnam enjoy great weather, and it’s a good month to visit as long as you are prepared for an odd shower.

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The monsoons set in firmly. The southern parts of the country see short but intense bursts of rainfall while the north sees heavy rains that can affect outdoor activities. The central coast continues to serve up clear skies and sunny days. Temperatures are in the upper 20s or low 30s, and humidity is also high.

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Rainfall continues in the northern and southern regions while the central coast shines bright with dry days and beach-perfect weather conditions. With schools closing for summer, it is a busy time in Vietnam. Travelling can get challenging due to poor road conditions, especially in the mountains and smaller towns.

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It’s the rainiest month in North Vietnam, including Hanoi, Sapa and Ha Long Bay. The central parts of the country are still enjoying great weather conditions – sunny, blue skies, warm waters and temperatures, though wet days are just around the corner. Temperatures across the country are in the high 20s to low 30s.

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South Vietnam sees the most rainfall this month, and the north is wet, too, though things start to dry up by the end of this month. In contrast, central Vietnam is heading into its monsoon season. Temperatures begin to drop across the country, as do humidity levels. This month is considered shoulder season in Vietnam.

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Rainfall levels drop significantly in the north, making it the best time to visit Vietnam for trekking and outdoor activities. The south, though wetter than the north, sees a drop in rainfall levels. On the other hand, rains in the central region make Vietnam’s beaches and coastal towns off limits.

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Drier weather conditions dominate in the north and south, making it a great month to visit Vietnam. Central parts of the country still experience wet conditions, and there is a possibility of storms along the coastal regions. Temperatures are comfortably placed in the mid-20s, and humidity levels are also lower.

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It’s a great month to travel to the northern and southern regions of Vietnam, though a slight chill starts to set in towards the end of the month up north. Rains begin to ease in central Vietnam but you should be prepared for some wet spells. It’s a busy month, so plan ahead.