March 17th , 2011 → 8:03 am @ vietnamcycling
Phu Quoc Island has a tropical climate that varies throughout the year, with an average temperature of 27°C and average rainfall of 190mm/month which is concentrated in the rainy season that runs from July through to Early October. There are 3 distinct seasons. The Dry season runs from November to March with average temperature between [...]
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January 26th , 2011 → 3:56 am @ vietnamcycling
Vung Tau is located in tropical monsoon zone. In general, it has two distinct seasons, the rain season occurs from May to October and the dry season is from November to April of the next year. Vung Tau peninsula hasan average temperature of lower than the southern provinces’ temperature as Vung Tau borders the East [...]
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January 26th , 2011 → 3:52 am @ vietnamcycling
Cao Bang is a province of northeastern Vietnam. The province has borders with Ha giang, Tuyen quang, Back an and Lang son provinces within Vietnam. Cao Bang has temperate climate. There are 4 seasons: spring, summer, autumn, winter. The average temperature is 25 – 28ºC in summer and 16 – 17ºC in winter. Snow sometimes [...]
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January 26th , 2011 → 3:45 am @ vietnamcycling
Mai Chau is a district of Hoa Binh Province in the northwestern region of Vietnam. The district is located at about 160 km from Ha Noi. The climate of Mai Chau, Hoa Binh is tropical monsoon. The average annual temperature is 18°C with a maximum of 29°C in July and a minimum of 16°C in January. [...]
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January 26th , 2011 → 3:33 am @ vietnamcycling
Tam Coc Ninh binh lies in the intertropical monsoon zone. There are four seasons, including spring, summer, autumn and winter. It is often cold in the winter because of the influence by coastal climate, forests and mountains with a relatively dry weather by early winter and wet weather in the second half of winter. The [...]
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January 26th , 2011 → 3:30 am @ vietnamcycling
DIEN-BIEN-PHU – It is highly difficult, if not impossible, to forecast what the weather will be like at a certain time in a very precise place. And yet, all travellers would like to know in advance the climate conditions in order to organize their future trip. Average temperatures or rainfall can help you to get [...]
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January 25th , 2011 → 10:32 am @ vietnamcycling
Lai Chau is a province in northwestern Vietnam. Belong to tropical monsoon zone; the climate of Lai Chau is divided into two seasons: rain season and dry season. The annual average temperature is 21ºC – 23ºC.
Category : Weather & Climate
January 25th , 2011 → 10:22 am @ vietnamcycling
The coast and delta area of Hue has tropical climate and is divided into two distinguished seasons. The dry season (from March to August) has a maximum temperature of 400 C and the colder, rainy season (August to January) has temperatures that can go down to 19,70 C. In higher areas (on mountains, highlands) the [...]
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January 25th , 2011 → 10:19 am @ vietnamcycling
Nha Trang is extremely lucky to not be influenced by monsoon winds that turn the rest of southern Vietnam into water six months every year. Nha Trang has a warm, fair and beautiful climate nearly all year round, with the exception of late October, November and early December. The best time to visit Nha Trang [...]
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January 25th , 2011 → 10:11 am @ vietnamcycling
Da Lat is surrounded by mountains and pine forests, Da Lat has temperate zone climate characteristics. The average temperature is 18°C – 25°C. The highest temperature ever in ?a lat was 27°C, and the lowest was 6.5°C . Da Lat has two distinct seasons. Rainy season is from May to October, dry season from November [...]
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January 25th , 2011 → 10:05 am @ vietnamcycling
Located in the north of Vietnam so Halong’s climate is humid and tropical and has four seasons; spring, summer, fall and winter. Average temperature is from 15°C- 25°C. Annual rainfall is between 2000mm and 2200mm. Expect winter season, tourist can visit Halong bay all year. In Summer is suitable time for activities outdoor such as: [...]
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January 25th , 2011 → 9:56 am @ vietnamcycling
bLocated in the souh of Vietnam, Hochiminh has 2 seasons: rainy season from May to November, and the dry months of December to April. The annual average temperature is 270C. The hottest month is April and the lowest is December. It is warm all year. But the best time to visit hochiminh city is dry [...]
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January 25th , 2011 → 9:39 am @ vietnamcycling
Lie on The north of Vietnam, hanoi has four distinct seasons each year, those are: spring, summer, fall, winter. Spring months are March, April and May; Summer is June, July, August; autumn is September, October, November; winter is December, January, February. Summer months, Hanoi is quite hot, the temperature can get about 38oC to 40oC. [...]
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January 25th , 2011 → 9:33 am @ vietnamcycling
The Mekong Delta, as a region, lies immediately to the west of Ho Chi Minh City, roughly forming a triangle stretching from MY Tho in the east to Chau Doc and Ha Tien in the northwest, down to Ca Mau and the South China Sea at the southernmost tip of Vietnam, and including the island [...]
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January 25th , 2011 → 8:54 am @ vietnamcycling
Hoi An is located in a tropical monsoon climate. Temperatures are high and less changing. Each year has two seasons: the rainy season lasts from August to December and dry season from January to July. In the rainy season is often rainy and very humid climate, located beside the sea so often affected by tropical [...]
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January 25th , 2011 → 8:44 am @ vietnamcycling
Mui Ne-Phan Thiet enjoys typical coastal climate with beautiful sunshine nearly all year round. Annual average temperature is 27°C and average humidity is 79%, relatively lower than all other cities in Vietnam. There are two main seasons: dry season is from November to April and wet season from May to October. The best time to [...]
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December 8th , 2010 → 11:40 am @ vietnamcycling
The topography of the province of Hà Giang is fairly complex with “temperate, but highly localized montane weather patterns create variable conditions among different regions”. It has very impressive landform of limestone and granite peaks and outcrops. It has three regions. Climatically, it has two seasons, a dry and monsoon season dependent on the altitude [...]
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November 19th , 2009 → 4:13 am @ vietnamcycling
Located in South Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City city has a tropical climate. The average humidity level is 75%, average temperature is 28 °C. The city is generally warm, and has a monsoon season from May to November and a dry season from December to April. During the rainy season starting from May to November, [...]
Category : Weather & Climate
November 19th , 2009 → 4:08 am @ vietnamcycling
Hanoi has typical North Vietnam climate, with a cold and dry winter (when temperatures can drop to as low as 6°C – 7°C) and a hot and extremely humid summer (temperatures can climb up to a maximum of 35°C). Spring is characterized with light drizzles while the summers bring heavy rain. Hanoi, Vietnam The best [...]
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November 19th , 2009 → 3:51 am @ vietnamcycling
The coast and delta area of Hue has tropical climate and is divided into two distinguished seasons. The dry season (from March to August) has a maximum temperature of 400 C and the colder, rainy season (August to January) has temperatures that can go down to 19,70 C. In higher areas (on mountains, highlands) the [...]
Category : Weather & Climate
November 19th , 2009 → 3:45 am @ vietnamcycling
Nha Trang is extremely lucky to not be influenced by monsoon winds that turn the rest of southern Vietnam into water six months every year. Nha Trang has a warm, fair and beautiful climate nearly all year round, with the exception of late October, November and early December. The best time to visit Nha Trang [...]
Category : Weather & Climate
November 19th , 2009 → 3:43 am @ vietnamcycling
Surrounded by mountains and pine forests, Da Lat has many characteristics of a temperate climate. The average temperature here is 18–21°C, with highest temperature 30°C and lowest 5°C. Dalat also has the two season climate typical of South Vietnam, with a monsoon season from May to October and a dry season from November to April. [...]
Category : Weather & Climate
October 29th , 2009 → 12:06 am @ vietnamcycling
Vietnam covers a substantial latitudinal range, with temperatures varying depending on the elevation and geographical situation of each region. Distinct wet and dry periods occur across the year, though rain continues to fall year-round. Southern Vietnam is the hottest region. When planning a visit to the south, it is best to arrive during the less [...]
Category : Weather & Climate
October 20th , 2009 → 6:33 pm @ vietnamcycling
The climate of Sapa is highly seasonal, with a subtropical climate in the summer and a temperate climate during the winter. Average temperature for Sapa town is 15.4ºC, with a maximum of 29.4ºC and a minimum of 1ºC. Sapa also experiences a marked wet season from May to September, with the heaviest rainfall occurring in [...]
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