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November in Vietnam

November in Vietnam: A comprehensive guide for travelers

24/11/2025 50 views

Wondering what it’s like in November in Vietnam? Which destinations offer the ideal weather for memorable adventures? Discover the top spots to include in any November itinerary.
Quick Tips
  • Weather: North is cool and dry, Central is rainy with storms, South is warm and mostly dry.
  • Highlights: Ha Giang loop, Sapa’s cloud hunting season, Moc Chau tea hills, Da Lat’s wild sunflowers
  • Tips: Pack for each region, check the weather, avoid floods, plan indoor activities, use mosquito repellent, and stay hydrated.

1. Weather in November in Vietnam

The weather in Vietnam in November shows clear regional contrasts: the North turns from autumn to winter, the South shifts from the rainy to the dry season, and the Central region continues to experience heavy downpours. 

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The temperature in Vietnam in November varies significantly across the three regions (Source: Collected)

1.1. In Northern Vietnam

North Vietnam has cool, sunny, and dry weather, with minimal rainfall. In the mountainous areas, such as Sapa and Ha Giang, temperatures are even lower, sometimes falling below 10°C, yet the dry and clear conditions make it ideal for hiking and outdoor activities. 

Below are the temperatures of some popular destinations this month.

Destination Average temperature
Hanoi 19-24°C
Sapa 7-14°C
Ha Giang 15-24°C
Ninh Binh 19-27°C
Ha Long Bay 18-25°C
Hai Phong 20-26°C

 

1.2. Central Vietnam

In November, Central Vietnam is cool and rainy in the north but warmer and drier in the south, with average temperatures around 25°C. Check the table below for average temperatures in some popular provinces in December.

Destination Average temperature
Hue 22-26°C
Da Nang 23-27°C
Hoi An 23-27°C 
Nha Trang 23-28°C
Phan Thiet 24-30°C
Da Lat 14-24°C

 

1.3. In Southern Vietnam

South Vietnam in November enjoys warm and pleasant weather with low humidity, little rain, and an average temperature of around 27°C. The table below shows average temperatures in popular regional destinations.

Destination Average temperature
Ho Chi Minh City 24-32°C
Vung Tau 26-30°C
Can Tho 24-31°C
Con Dao 23-29°C
Phu Quoc 24-31°C

Vietnam in November is full of unique experiences

Vietnam in November is full of unique experiences (Source: Collected)

Explore: Vietnam weather by month: A must-have on your pre-travel checklist

2. Is November a good time to visit Vietnam?

Yes, November in Vietnam is an excellent time to visit. The weather is generally pleasant across the country, with cool temperatures and less rain, making it ideal for traveling and sightseeing. 

However, occasional showers may still occur in Central and Southern Vietnam as the rainy season ends. November also marks the beginning of the peak international tourist season, so popular destinations like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Halong Bay can be crowded, and hotel prices may rise.

Discover: Best time to visit Vietnam: Pick the right time to schedule your vacation

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3. Best places to visit in November in Vietnam

3.1. Ha Giang

November is one of the best times to experience autumn in Vietnam, and Ha Giang is where this beauty truly shines. With pleasant weather, golden rice terraces, and the vibrant Buckwheat Flower Festival, the region bursts with color and charm. 

Traveling along the Ha Giang Loop, visitors can admire magnificent landscapes, ethnic villages, and fields of blooming buckwheat flowers. The iconic Ma Pi Leng Pass reveals dramatic cliffs and the emerald Nho Que River, while the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark and Lung Cu Flag Tower showcase the region’s stunning natural and cultural heritage.

Vietnam in November amazes visitors with the lingering autumn charm of Ha Giang

Vietnam in November amazes visitors with the lingering autumn charm of Ha Giang (Source: Collected)

3.2. Sapa

Sapa is among the best places to visit in Vietnam in November. Wrapped in mist and mountain air, Sapa enchants travelers with its dreamy landscapes and vibrant hill-tribe culture. 

During this month, adventurers can conquer Fansipan Mountain, gaze across the clouds from Ham Rong Mountain, and feel the power of nature at the thundering Silver Waterfall. They can also wander through Cat Cat Village and Ta Phin Village to discover local traditions, then admire the ancient stone carvings scattered across Muong Hoa Valley.

3.3. Moc Chau

With cool weather and stunning mountainous scenery, Moc Chau stands out as one of the best places to visit in Vietnam in November. The highlands glow with white mustard flowers, golden wild sunflowers, and red poinsettias covering valleys and hillsides.

Visitors can wander through the heart-shaped tea hills of Tan Lap and marvel at the cascading Dai Yem Waterfall. Beyond the natural beauty, they can experience the rich cultural life of Pa Phach, Ban Ang, and Van Ho villages.

Moc Chau in Vietnam in November is radiant with the colors of countless blossoms

Moc Chau in Vietnam in November is radiant with the colors of countless blossoms (Source: Collected)

3.4. Gia Lai

The new Gia Lai Province, covering the former Gia Lai in the  Vietnam Central Highlands and the former Binh Dinh, boasts a diverse landscape from majestic highlands to sun-soaked coastal plains. Golden rice fields and wild sunflowers create stunning landscapes during this season, making it a hidden gem in November in Vietnam. 

Travelers can begin their journey from Pleiku, exploring Chu Dang Ya Volcano, T’Nưng Lake, lush tea plantations, and century-old pine roads. The journey continues to the administrative center in Quy Nhon, where visitors can discover the Twin Towers, Quang Trung Museum, Long Khanh Pagoda, Banh It Tower, and Nhon Ly Fishing Village.

3.5. Da Lat

Da Lat is one of the most charming places to visit in November in Vietnam. As the rain fades, the city awakens under the golden glow of wild sunflowers that blanket the slopes of Lang Biang Mountain. 

The cool, misty weather makes it perfect for scenic drives along the Da Lat–D’ran route, where winding pine-lined roads lead travelers through valleys of morning fog. Visitors can take a leisurely walk around the serene Xuan Huong Lake or lose themselves in the romantic beauty of the Dalat Valley of Love.

Da Lat in Vietnam

Where to go in Vietnam in November? Da Lat is among the best options (Source: Collected)

3.6. Phu Quoc

Phu Quoc is a tropical paradise and home to some of the best beaches in Vietnam in November. The dry season’s clear skies invite travelers to explore Phu Quoc National Park, visit the historic Phu Quoc Prison, and unwind on beaches like Sao Beach, Ong Lang Beach, and Long Beach. Nearby islands such as Fingernail Island, May Rut Island, and Gam Ghi Island promise sparkling waters and coral reefs, while local cuisine features fresh seafood, Ham Ninh crab, and the island’s renowned fish sauce and sim wine.

Among various things to do in Vietnam in November, visiting Phu Quoc United Center guarantees endless excitement. VinWonders Phu Quoc, the largest theme park in Vietnam, offers 6 themed zones filled with color and adventure. Nearby, Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc brings visitors close to rare wildlife, while Grand World Phu Quoc buzzes with music, lights, and shopping. After a day full of adventure, relaxing at  Vinpearl Phu Quoc is the perfect way to enjoy comfort and sea breezes on this beautiful island.

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4. Seasonal highlights of Vietnam in November

4.1. Fruits

November in Vietnam becomes even more enticing with an abundance of tropical fruits, each standing out with a unique burst of flavor and freshness.

  • Vu Sua Lo Ren (star apple), Tien Giang: Fleshy, fragrant, few seeds, sweet flavor.
  • Quyt Duong (tangerine), Vinh Long (formerly Tra Vinh): Orange-sized, smooth, golden skin, juicy segments.
  • Buoi Doan Hung (pomelo), Phu Tho: Bright yellow when ripe, very juicy, sweet, and refreshing.
  • Hong (persimmon), Da Lat: Extremely sweet, juicy, and mildly fragrant.

4.2. Flowers

November marks the gentle transition from autumn to winter, when the country is wrapped in the vibrant colors of blooming flowers. Here are some of the best flower destinations in November:

  • Ha Giang: Buckwheat flowers blanket the rocky plateau in soft pink and white.
  • Hanoi: Daisies and milkwood pine flowers fill the streets with pure white blooms and sweet fragrance. In Ba Vi (Hanoi), wild sunflowers cover mountain roads in brilliant yellow.
  • Moc Chau (Son La): White mustard flowers spread across valleys like silk carpets.
  • Nghe An: Golden sunflower fields bring warmth to the central region.
  • Da Lat: Pink grass and wild sunflowers create stunning dawn views in the misty highlands.
  • Binh Lieu (Quang Ninh): Reed grass sways across hillsides in soft white waves.

More on: Flowers of Vietnam: TOP 10+ representatives of the beauty of the year

4.3. Festivals & special events

Vietnam in November shines with meaningful festivals, where tradition, gratitude, and community spirit come alive.

  • Ok Om Bok in Vinh Long (formerly Tra Vinh) (15th of the 10th lunar month): Khmer moon festival with lanterns, boat races, and folk performances.
  • Kathina Robe Offering in the Southwest region (15th of the 9th to 15th of the 10th lunar month): Monks receive robes and alms; a ritual of generosity and renewal.
  • Vietnam Teachers’ Day, nationwide, (20th November): Students honor educators with ceremonies and tributes.
  • Hoang Muoi Temple Festival, Ha Tinh (10th lunar month): Folk rituals and community gatherings at the temple of deity Hoang Muoi.
  • Ngu Hanh Lady Temple Festival, Vung Tau (16th to 18th of the 10th lunar month): Traditional rituals including deity procession, ceremonial offerings, lion dances, and folk performances.
November in Vietnam delights with lively festivals

November in Vietnam delights with lively festivals (Source: Collected)

5. Tips for visiting Vietnam in December

November in Vietnam brings varied weather across regions, so packing wisely ensures comfort and convenience. Here are some tips to plan efficiently:

  • Northern Vietnam: Thick jackets, wool sweaters, long pants, closed-toe shoes, and accessories like hats, scarves, and gloves.
  • Central Vietnam: Rain jacket or umbrella, quick‑dry clothing, and long pants or skirts for mild but rainy days. 
  • Southern Vietnam: Light, breathable clothing like T‑shirts and shorts, sandals or comfortable shoes, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a light layer for cooler evenings.

Read more: What to wear in Vietnam: A seasonal and regional guide

6. Useful tips for traveling to Vietnam in November

Central Vietnam enters the peak rainy season from October to November, often with strong storms and flooding, so travelers should monitor weather updates regularly. Here are some useful tips if you are planning to travel to Vietnam in November:

  • Pack wisely and monitor weather updates.
  • Avoid flooded areas and slippery roads.
  • Plan indoor activities if needed.
  • Use mosquito repellent and stay hydrated.
  • Follow official guidance and have backup plans.
  • Stay clear of water‑logged streets.
  • Never drive recklessly in storms.

Check out: Travel to Vietnam tips: 17 things tourists whisper to each other

FAQs about visiting Vietnam in November

Is it cold in Vietnam in November?

Northern Vietnam is cool and dry, ideal for trekking and outdoor activities, while the central and southern regions are milder and more comfortable.

Is it rainy in Vietnam in November?

Central Vietnam is still in the rainy season, often with storms and flooding, whereas the northern and southern regions are generally dry.

Are there mosquitoes in Vietnam in November?

Mosquito activity is lower in November compared with peak months (May to October), but some risk remains in humid areas, especially the south and central regions.

Which part of Vietnam is best to visit in November?

Northern Vietnam offers cool, sunny weather perfect for trekking in Sapa or the Ha Giang Loop, while Southern Vietnam enjoys warm, dry conditions ideal for beach trips to Phu Quoc or exploring the Mekong Delta.

Plan ahead to fully enjoy Vietnam in November

Plan ahead to fully enjoy Vietnam in November (Source: Collected)

November in Vietnam signals the onset of winter, ushering in refreshing, gentle breezes, creating an ideal condition for memorable adventures with family or friends. It is the perfect moment to slow down, explore, and let each destination reveal its quiet charm.

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