Since our trip was cancelled two weeks ago due to the war, we are now planning to postpone our travel to September. We would like to know if this is a good season to visit the Sapa region, Hanoi, Halong Bay, and Ninh Binh.Our main concern is the typhoon season. Is this period risky for this region? What is your opinion or experience?
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Last year was very bad in September and October. Rains, floods throughout Central to Northern Vietnam. It was unusual; but extremely bad.
It’s doable, just keep plans flexible. Ninh Binh and Hanoi are less affected, but Ha Long cruises can get canceled if weather turns bad. Vie Travel AI helps track conditions and adjust itinerary if needed.
Consult google for annual weather map
Hi! I’m sorry to hear your trip was cancelled — hope everything is okay on your side.
September is the season which rice terraces in Mu Cang Chai is golden like this. So here is the best place for you to explore one of the most beautiful terrace fields in the world.
In the North – October should be good.
Sapa through seasons:
September is actually one of the most beautiful seasons to visit Sapa. The rice terraces turn golden and it’s harvest time, so the landscapes are amazing.
Copilot answer: Vietnam’s weather varies dramatically by region, so here’s the breakdown:
Some tears it gets a bit blowy, a bit wet. Some years it’s not so.