Best Time To Visit Vinh Long

"Vietnamese Mekong Delta town with floating markets and orchards"

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Best Time: January to March Read More

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What is the best time to visit Vinh Long?

January - March: January to March is the best time to visit the Mekong Delta is when it's not raining, as it allows you to take part in a number of activities which may be otherwise dangerous. During the months of January to March, the density of tourists is also relatively low and this gives off a private feel to all the tourist spots.

Monthly Weather in Vinh Long

Month	High/Low (°C)	Rain
January	33°/ 21°	0 days
February	34°/ 22°	0 days
March	36°/ 23°	1 days
April	35°/ 25°	6 days
May	33°/ 25°	26 days
June	32°/ 24°	23 days
July	31°/ 24°	24 days
August	31°/ 24°	25 days
September	30°/ 23°	26 days
October	32°/ 24°	18 days
November	32°/ 23°	12 days
December	32°/ 21°	0 days

Vinh Long in February - April (Spring)

Spring ushers in the best weather in Vinh Long. Temperatures range from 18 degrees to 30 degrees celsius. Occasional bouts of rainfall are common, but do nothing to deter the water activities from taking place. Spring time also does not see a lot of tourists and this makes it more convenient to explore more locations.

Vinh Long in September - January (Dry Season)

The Dry season in Vinh Long ushers in slightly cooler temperatures, from 18 degrees celsius to 28 degrees celsius. The sun peaks our during this season and casts a pleasant warm glow. Rainfall is rare and unexpected. Tourists flock to this area during this season and tourist destinations are often very crowded.

Vinh Long in May - August (Rainy season)

The rainy season in Vinh Long lasts from May to August. During this season, temperatures skyrocket upto 32 degree celsius. Contrary to popular belief, it doesn't always rain, but torrential and heavy downpour occurs at unexpected times. This season is unsuitable for any water activities in the Mekong River and the surrounding areas as the water levels are quite dangerous and life jackets are an absolute necessity in the off chance that water activities are allowed.

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