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Vietnam in November

In short

November is excellent for the North (dry, mild) and marks the start of the dry season in the South and on Phu Quoc. Still avoid the Centre: it is often the wettest month in Hue and Hoi An.

Weather by region

NorthIdealDry and mild, buckwheat flowers in Ha Giang.
CentralAvoidPeak rain and floods.
SouthIdealDry again, calm sea on Phu Quoc.

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Month by month, city by city

Where to go in November

The right route

North, then a direct flight south, and end on Phu Quoc. An excellent month to combine Ha Giang and the beach.

Crowds, prices and holidays

High season in the North, prices still reasonable in the South before the year-end holidays.

Most-booked activities

  • Hanoi: Ha Long Bay day cruise with swimming, lunch and kayaking

    4.8/5 · 14,631 reviews 1 day

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  • Hanoi: Ninh Binh, Bai Dinh/Hoa Lu, Trang An and Mua Cave

    4.8/5 · 11,569 reviews 1 day

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  • Hanoi: guided food tour with Train Street

    4.9/5 · 8,499 reviews 3 hours

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  • Hanoi: 3-day Ha Giang Loop small-group adventure

    New 4 days

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Itineraries that suit this month

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Frequently asked questions

Is the weather good in Vietnam in November?

November is excellent for the North (dry, mild) and marks the start of the dry season in the South and on Phu Quoc. Still avoid the Centre: it is often the wettest month in Hue and Hoi An.

Where should you go in Vietnam in November?

Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh, Sapa, Ha Giang, Mui Ne, Phu Quoc. North, then a direct flight south, and end on Phu Quoc. An excellent month to combine Ha Giang and the beach.