Best Time To Visit Vietnam

We have received a ton of questions of travelers who want to plan a trip to Vietnam that what is the best time to visit Vietnam. Some said, the best time to visit Vietnam is spring (February to April) and autumn (August to October). The temperatures are more moderate and rainfall is lighter. But trust me, with over 1,600 km in length and has huge regional diversity, Vietnam is a truly year round destination. Still wondering? Here are some tips for what, where and when to see.

Sapa - Trekking and adventure:
The best trekking conditions in Sapa and the northwest are from September to November and from March to June. Daytime temperatures range from 15-28°C, and night-time temperatures from 10-18°C. Trekking and cycling are possible year round, however the wintertime can be rather chilly, and the summer rather wet.

Hanoi – Capitol Sightseeing 
Summer in Hanoi runs from May to September and brings heat and humidity, with average temperatures reaching 32°C (90°F) accompanied by refreshingly short bouts of heavy rain. These tropical downpours generally arrive in the afternoons, and despite being wet, summer months have the highest number of hours of sunshine. Winter is cooler and can bring fog and clouds but little rain, and the average temperature is 17°C (62°F). The best time to go is October and November, as days are not too hot with averages around 21°C (70°F) with less rain and plenty of sunshine.

Halong Bay – Sailing in the World Heritage
From March to June, skies over Halong Bay are usually clear and blue and temperatures are pleasant. During summer, from June to November, you can expect days to be warm and humid with refreshing afternoon showers. Winter, from December to February, can be quite cold. The best time to travel is spring or autumn for the best chance of warm days and clear skies, perfect for cruising.

Hue, Danang, Hoian – The Heritage Road
Hoi An, Hue and Danang in the center of Vietnam have hot and dry weather from mid-January to late August, with temperatures often reaching the mid-30's °C. During the winter months the rainfall increases with October and November achieving peak levels, occasionally in the form of typhoons.

Nha Trang – A beach escape
Beaches in the south boast warm temperatures year-round with highs around 30°C (86°F). Nha Trang is affected by monsoon season from September to January, when typhoons do occasionally hit they often cause torrential rain and long drizzly days.

Da Lat – Immortal City
Da Lat is known as Immortal City, the city where flowers are blooming all year round. You can come and visit this city at any time but it is wet from June to October making outdoor pursuits problematic. From November to May it is far dryer although cold in December & January.

Saigon – Night Life Activities
With temperatures remaining constant year round the climate of the south is split into two simple seasons, wet and dry. The dry season begins in November and ends in April/early May with late February to May being slightly hotter and with higher humidity. The wet season lasts from May to early November with the months from June to August receiving the highest rainfall of the year. Throughout much of the wet season rainfall is generally heavy but short lasting, often occurring in a mid-afternoon heavy downpour. The average temperatures in the south range between 25 - 35°C year round.
Now you have an overview look at the weather in Vietnam, every time is the best time, just choose a date and get on with it. You will never have to regret.