Holidays in Vietnam in January are marked by the establishment of the dry season in almost the whole country. However, it still rains in some cities in Central Vietnam, but even here there is already a chance to choose dry days, when it does not pour from the sky.
For example, in mid-January you can already have a good time on the vast beaches of Danang or among the islets of Nha Trang. By the way, it is in Nha Trang that you can not only swim, but also indulge in spa treatments. After all, there are as many as three thermal spring wellness centers right within the resort.
And on Fuquoc Island you can go fishing or kitesurfing. Or even scuba dive to see the underwater beauty of the archipelago.
When vacationing in Vietnam in winter, don't overlook the northern regions of the country. It's certainly cooler than the south, with temperatures barely reaching +19°C. But you can explore all the architectural monuments of Hanoi or go to the famous bay of Halong and wander among its grottos and rocks.
On a tour to Vietnam in January, you can catch the local Tet New Year celebration. This noisy and colorful festival is celebrated all over the country. And you can admire the festive processions and the many fireworks displays that take place over the four festive days in Vietnam.
