Vietnam In June 2023: A Guide For An Exhilarating Summer Staycation
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- 30 Mar 2023
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Wondering where to head this June? Here’s a highly recommended travel destination! Vietnam has garnered a lot of attention worldwide. The region has become a prominent choice amongst the travel circuit. From immaculate beaches to mesmerizing pagodas, Vietnam is clustered with Invigorating ventures for visitors to embark upon! So, what are you waiting for? Grab your travel gear and head to Vietnam in June to experience the best of this prepossessing destination!
Weather In Vietnam In June
Being situated in the tropics, Vietnam witnesses a monsoon-influenced tropical climate. The Northern part lies under the subtropical region, whereas the center and the Southern Part of the country experiences a tropical climate. The average temperature ranges between 22° C to 27° C throughout the year.
The Southern Part experiences the same temperature year-round while winters in the Northern Part are relatively colder. The region experiences 4 distinct seasons, which are a lot more evident in the Northern provinces. The climate in the Southern parts is tropical monsoon with two seasons. In Hanoi and the North, Summers (June to August) are generally hot and humid. The Autumn season (September – November) is a lot more pleasant as compared to the Summertime. The temperature cools down.
The months of December and January are quite chilly and dry. If you are obsessed with beaches, then visiting Vietnam in June is a must! If you are someone who loves an adventure, then there are numerous water activities that one can indulge! The average temperature during the day in the month of June is 33° C which drops considerably at night. Since the month of June is off-season, you will not find much crowd during this time of the year!
Reasons To Visit Vietnam In June
Da Nang International Fireworks Festival: Da Nang International Fireworks Festival happens annually at the bank of Han River, Da Nang City. The Fireworks competition witnesses international participation from eight countries, which include China, the UK, Finland, Belgium, Italy, Russia, Brazil, and Vietnam. The pyrotechnic competition is one of the most anticipated events. The sky is painted with magnificent fireworks performances with well-suited background music and visual effects. Apart from the main event, there are quite a few auxiliary ventures that visitors can explore, which includes food festivals, International art festivals, etc.
Tet Doan Ngo (Summer Solstice Day): Tet Doan Ngo is the Vietnamese version of the Chinese Dragon Boat Festival. Doan Ngo translates to the moment when the sun is closest to the earth, and the holiday is often referred to as “the middle day of summer.” Vietnamese follow the tradition of killing insects, worshipping their ancestors in order to express gratitude. People cook fermented sticky rice with duck meat and also munch upon seasonal fruits while enjoying the hearty feast.
