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Climate and Weather
Back to top Back to main Skip to menuVietnam - Climate and Weather
Vietnam's varied topography and countryside allows for an incredibly varied weather experience! The country offers everything from tropical coastal lowlands to cool temperate zones above 6000 feet. In southern Vietnam, the rainy season lasts from May to November and the rains can be quite an experience by themselves. It's interesting to see how the Vietnamese handle these sometimes violent outbursts of rain by merely pulling their motorbikes to the side of the road, putting on a plastic poncho-like suit, hopping back on the bike and proceeding along their way. Along Vietnam's central coast, the driest season runs from June to October. Visitors to North Vietnam are often surprised by the region's distinct seasons; summers are hot and humid while winters are invigoratingly cool.
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Information courtesy of VietVentures - www.vietventures.com
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