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Vietnam for Beginners: When to Visit the South of Vietnam
Da Lat, Phan Thiet, Mui Ne, Ho Chi Minh City. These cities are only some of the picturesque areas in Southern Vietnam whose exploration will leave you speechless. They’ll let you breathe in the essence of the southern lifestyle.
However, to get the most out of your exploration, you should know the right timing for travelling to this part of Vietnam. And that’s why in this post we’re thoroughly investigating the climate of this area. Read on to make the weather your ally during your journey through the South.
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When to Visit Southern Vietnam?
The seasons of the south of the country are the same as in the rest of the country. There are the wet and the dry season, but you should know that their duration is different. If you visit the south of Vietnam from May to November, it’s more than likely you’ll witness heavy rainfalls and floods, especially in the area of the Mekong Delta. Nevertheless, even though the rainfalls may be problematic for travellers, they commonly don’t last long.
The dry season, which is definitely more convenient for the exploration of the area, lasts from December to May. The warmest months are March, April, and May. During these months, the temperatures may go to up to 40°C. The lowest temperatures that you can expect in this area are still above 20°C, so you shouldn’t be scared about the cold.
Weather in Da Lat
Having in mind that it’s located in the mountainous area, Da Lat is well-known for a bit colder weather compared to the rest of the southern area. However, this city still offers a pleasant, moderate climate, with temperatures from 16°C to 24°C. The rainfalls are more frequent from May to November but many will agree that the showers only add up to the vividness of this picturesque town.
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Weather in Phan Thiet and Mui Ne
Being the hotspots of the coastal area of southern Vietnam, Phan Thiet and Mui Ne abound in hot, sunny days. In addition, Mui Ne is well-known as a pretty warm town that’s not affected by heavy rainfalls. You may get surprised by some light afternoon showers but if you’re staying at one of the best resort in southern vietnam, “Bamboo Village beach resort, the best beach resort and spa in Vietnam, you will fall in love with the magic of subtle showers in a picturesque ambiance inspired by nature.
Weather in Ho Chi Minh City
Having in mind it is one of the southernmost spots in Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City has an incredibly pleasant climate. No matter whether you make a visit during the wet or dry season, you’ll enjoy lots of sunny days.
The temperatures average around 28°C and even though there is a wet season from May to November, the short tropical showers won’t dramatically affect your travel adventure.
So, would you visit the south of Vietnam? Which of these destinations would be your first choice? No matter what your decision is, just remember to pick the right season!