Even if Vietnam is an Asian country and movies usually present it as steaming-hot, it is not always true. It is a long country, divided into 3 parts (North, Centre, South) and with fluid weather. To help you make the right decision on when and where to go, we have compiled how Vietnam seasons and...Read More
As you may wonder about the weather in Vietnam in February, let us tell you that it is an excellent choice if you want to avoid humidity and heat, whilst escaping the coldest months in the north. As spring begins, visiting Vietnam at this time of the year also gives you the chance to witness...Read More
Visiting Vietnam in January might seem like an unusual decision. It’s not the most popular month, and it’s fair to say that temperatures will be cooler than at other times of the year in the North. Yet, visiting Vietnam in January provides the opportunity to see Vietnam at its most lively and chaotic, during the...Read More
Spooktober ended, how about going somewhere in November? How about somewhere in Vietnam? If you find yourself here on November 20, you might witness the Vietnamese Teacher’s Day (Ngày Nhà giáo Việt Nam). Students prepare poems, snacks, flowers and art for the parties held at their schools or visit teachers at their homes to offer...Read More
Hay there! Unsure about visiting Vietnam in October? The country is as little as 50 kilometres (31 miles) across but wide about 600 kilometres (370 miles) in the north. Every month is good to visit and so, just like the leaves in autumn, you’ll fall for it! Ok, enough with the autumn puns. Let us...Read More
So, you’ve booked your flight. You’ve got your visa. You’re excited and counting the days and hours to the moment your plane takes off and brings you to the unknown. And here the luggage question crops up. But worry not! With this list of tips, there won’t be anything easier than packing for Vietnam!Read More
As you may wonder about the weather in Vietnam in September. this is a transitional month from rainy season to dry season. The Central part is mostly prone to the increasing frequency of rain and possible storms. Hue and Hoi An, therefore, unfortunately, should be avoided. The South remains hot and humid with relatively frequent...Read More
Did you know that… 1. About 97% of Vietnam’s coffee comes from Robusta and Vietnam is the 2nd on the world’s most important coffee producing countries with shocking 1,650,000 metric tons (3,637,627,000 pounds). Only Brazil produces more. Credit: europeancoffeetrip 2. Beer is hugely popular in Vietnam. In summer, it is served with a glass of...Read More
While some people might say otherwise, there is not really a bad time to visit Vietnam. July might be the wettest month of the year in some parts of Vietnam, but it’s still a great month to visit. At this time of the year, the temperature can rise to its highest (almost 40°C in some...Read More
