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Vietnam in summer: Coolcations & Best places to travel in Vietnam
Vietnam in summer
Coolcations & Best places to travel in Vietnam
Vietnam in summer is not hot everywhere like some think! Our country, with diverse landscapes and climate will boast various travel experiences for a cooler summer vacation. From North to South, summer is more than beaches and bays. Follow us to explore more coolcation taking you to nature!
Summer time & weather in Vietnam
In the North: summer is from May to August with average temperature ranging from 25°C to 40°C. In mountainous areas, such as Yen Bai, Lao Cai,…, it is recorded with lower temperatures (22°C – 35°C) and feels chilly in the early morning & late night. This season has low rainfall, mostly in the form of showers, clearing up quickly.
In the Central – South: these regions have 2 seasons in a year – dry & rainy season. The summer in the North corresponds to the rainy season in the South, with temperatures from 22°C to 39°C. Cloudbursts are often occasionally sudden, but they will stop quickly, followed by a more comfortable & chilly atmosphere.
Hideout for summer in Northern Vietnam
Boasting various landscapes, stretching from delta and beaches to mountainous areas, the North of Vietnam promises ideal oases for travelers far from the summer heat. Come with us to see the best places to enjoy summer in this region!
Sapa
Too famous with travelers! But you will gain a distinctive journey with DCT Responsible Travel, far from well-known spots to flow yourself in local paths. Especially, traveling to Sapa in summer is a perfect way to avoid peak season, right after this time span.
With temperatures ranging from 17°C to 23°C, cool at night & early mornings, then plenty of sunshine at noon, Sapa will offer you a comprehensive summer! Here is for you to escape the suffocating heatwave of the city and enjoy comfortable highland air. Along with that, trekking routes with the H’Mong, Giay, or Dzao people will allow you to bask in the sun, yet without being overly hot.
When wandering through the terraced fields in the summer, a lush green hue will mesmerize you and after friendly greetings, you can join farming activities with locals from various communities.
From there, […]
Vietnam’s Tet Holiday: Travel From North to South
Vietnam Tet Holiday: Travel From North to South
We are pleased to launch a campaign for the Lunar New Year as Vietnam’s Tet Holiday approaches. With an in-depth exploration of various destinations, we will bring you a unique perspective on the Tet celebrations – vibrant and authentic, not expensive and definitely not boring! It’s a chance for you to immerse yourself in a family atmosphere that characterises Vietnam’s Tet Holiday with hospitable locals who always extend a warm welcome to guests.
Northern Vietnam – A tapestry of New Year celebrations among diverse ethnic groups
Tet with Gau Tao Festival of Blue H’Mong people in Mai Chau
The Blue H’Mong New Year, which is celebrated one month before that of other ethnic groups, marks the start of our Vietnamese Tet campaign. Hang Kia-Pa Co is located in a hidden corner near Mai Chau and is still home to a well-preserved traditional culture of the Blue H’Mong people, unknown even to Vietnamese in other areas.
Lunar New Year is the biggest festival of the year, adorned with various traditional customs, long-lasting rituals, colorful costumes, and folk games in the vibrant Gau Tao Festival full of joy and smiles. DCT Responsible Travel stands as the sole organizer. We are consistent with our chosen path with a firm belief that authentic culture is now hard to find but profound to touch your heart.
Folk games in Gau Tao Festival
Tet in Mu Cang Chai, fallow season with peach blossoms
Winter in Mu Cang Chai is the “fallow season” and offers a unique beauty with brown hues on the fields. During this time, the fields are not cultivated so that they can regain their fertility and provide themselves with nutrients. Farmers take the opportunity to rest, gather with their extended family and give thanks for a bountiful harvest.
In this village, there is a lively atmosphere while families are preparing during the days leading up to the end of the year, with a variety of food, costumes, offerings and decorations. The cold weather also creates favorable conditions for enjoying Northwestern dishes such as sticky rice, smoked pork and grilled fish, which will capture the heart of every traveler.
A meal of the Thai people during the Tet holidays
Apart from travel experiences such as a hike to admire the peach blossoms and soaking in hot mineral springs, our community-based tourism village will offer you an authentic Tet festival of the Thai and H’Mong people like no other! Even […]
Top Things to do in Phan Thiet for Distinctive Experiences: Beyond The Sun, Sea, and Sand
Top things to do in Phan Thiet for Distinctive Experiences: Beyond the Sea Sun, and Sand.
Embracing incredibly breathtaking beaches and stunning dunes lying under the year-round glowing sunlight, Phan Thiet is well-known as a heaven of sun and sea in Vietnam.
Beyond a myriad of beautiful landscapes, let’s slow down to deeply delve into the heart of this coastal city bringing you profound experiences.
Popular things to do in Phan Thiet
Toe-dip your body in sea and sand
If you are longing for a haven of warm weather and refreshing water to immerse yourself in the sun’s rays, Phan Thiet is an ideal destination for you. Enjoy thrilling water sports like windsurfing, sailing, and snorkeling. With its strong winds and waves, it’s a hotspot for unmissable kite surfing adventures.
Picturesque beaches in Phan Thiet
Not only boasting vivid blue beaches with expansive stretches of white sand, but Phan Thiet is also famous for its coastline, regarded as the most beautiful one in Vietnam. For a delightful experience, take a drive along the shore, breathe in the sea breeze, and witness the breathtaking sunset. The radiant red sun paints the sea in orange-yellow hues, creating a stunning view you will cherish in your memory.
Sunset on the Phan Thiet beaches
Visit fishing villages, dunes and jeep tours
Beyond Mui Ne, numerous fishing villages on the outskirts of the city await exploration! Come and appreciate the unhurried lifestyle if you have an interest in the daily lives of Vietnamese fishermen.
Breathtaking dunes in Phan Thiet with interesting activities
Additionally, around these rustic fishing villages, there are not only beaches but also a sought-after destination – dunes with white and red stretching. Here, you can walk around, capture some memorable photos, sand boarding, or take a jeep to climb to the top of the sand hills.
Follow cultural and historical paths
Delve into the rich heritage of Phan Thiet by exploring its cultural and historical paths. Uncover tales and hidden stories that satisfy the curiosity of cultural enthusiasts.
Unveil ancient Champa Kingdom & Cham Poshanu temple
Phan Thiet embraces the imprint of an ancient kingdom and the Champa culture, which is gradually being forgotten.
Champa was a country that existed in history from 192 to 1832, with its territory stretching from Quang Binh (in the North) to Bien Hoa (in the South), covering the central region of present-day Vietnam. The Champa Kingdom reached its peak around the 9th to 10th centuries. The Champa culture was greatly influenced by India and China, once flourishing with the heights of the Dong Duong style and the My Son style, found in numerous temple and sculpture sites.
Phan Thiet in Binh Thuan is regarded as the place most influenced by the ancient Champa culture. Nowadays, it preserves the Champa beauty through multi-tiered Champa temples, traditional pottery villages, and various festivals such as Katê, Rija Nagar, island worship ceremonies, […]
