Trip to Vietnam in July & have questions: Is July a good time? Minimum days? Must visit places - North & South? Any other advise? Things to know? How to travel from one place to another? Best way to explore? This is my first Int trip so anything helpful.

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Punyaja Singh

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Hi, Did you get a chance to see our Vietnam Guide? Here is the link https://www.tripoto.com/vietnam. I am sure this will help you plan a memorable trip. Reach out if you have any questions, will be happy to help

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gungun agarwal

July in Vietnam is hot and humid with occasional rains, but still good for exploring; minimum 8-10 days is ideal. **Must-visit places:** North – Hanoi, Halong Bay, Sapa, Ninh Binh; South – Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta, Phu Quoc. Travel via domestic flights, trains, or buses; best explored by motorbike or guided tours. Pack light, get a local SIM, use Grab for transport, and carry cash for small vendors. Excited for your first international trip? 🚀

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Threeland Travel

Vietnam Trip in July – All You Need to Know! ➡️ Is July a Good Time to Visit Vietnam? Yes, but be prepared for hot and humid weather with intermittent rain. North (Hanoi, Ha Long Bay) – Warm and humid, perfect for sightseeing. Central (Da Nang, Hoi An) – Hot but ideal for beaches. South (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta) – Rainy season, but showers are brief. If beaches are your passion, Nha Trang or Phu Quoc would be excellent in July. ➡️ Least Days for Vietnam Trip? 7-10 days is perfect to cover both North and South Vietnam. ➡️ Places you should not miss in Vietnam? North Vietnam (Hanoi + Ha Long Bay + Ninh Binh) Hanoi – Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, Train Street, Street Food Tour. Ha Long Bay – Overnight cruise, kayaking, breathtaking limestone islands. Ninh Binh (Day Trip) – Tam Coc boat tour, Bai Dinh Pagoda, Mua Caves. Central Vietnam (In case you have spare days) Da Nang – Golden Bridge (Ba Na Hills), My Khe Beach. Hoi An – Ancient town, lantern-lit streets, basket boat tour. South Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City + Mekong Delta + Nha Trang) Ho Chi Minh City – Cu Chi Tunnels, Ben Thanh Market, Notre Dame Cathedral. Mekong Delta (Day trip) – Coconut farms, floating markets. Nha Trang – Island-hopping tours, snorkelling, beautiful beaches. ➡️ How to Travel Between Cities? Domestic Flights – Ideal for long distances (Hanoi ↔ Ho Chi Minh ↔ Da Nang). Trains – Slow but scenic (Hanoi ↔ Ninh Binh, Da Nang ↔ Hue). Buses/Limousines – Suitable for short distances (Hanoi ↔ Ha Long Bay). Grab Taxi – Good for city travel (like Uber). ➡️ First-Time Travel Tips Visa – Obtain an e-Visa from home online at least 7-10 days prior to departure. Currency – Utilize Vietnamese Dong (VND); keep cash handy since many don't take cards. Local SIM – Purchase Viettel or Mobifone SIM at the airport for mobile data. Weather – Carry light clothes, sunscreen, and a raincoat. Avoid Scams – Grab a Taxi instead of local taxis to avoid being overcharged. ➡️ Best Way to See Vietnam? Walk in big cities to feel the local culture. Go for guided tours to historical places like Cu Chi Tunnels & Ha Long Bay. Bike or scooter rental in small towns like Hoi An & Ninh Binh. You can refer more to the best time to visit Vietnam with places in the link below: https://threeland.com/vietnam-tours Enjoy your first international trip to Vietnam!

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Meera Sheik

Vietnam in July has a mix of experiences. Here's what you need to know: - Weather: It’s summer, so expect heat and occasional rain, especially in the north and central regions. South Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh) is in the rainy season but still manageable. - Minimum days: At least 7-10 days to cover both north and south. - Must-visit places: Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Sapa in the north; Da Nang, Hoi An in central; Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta, Phu Quoc in the south. - Transport: Flights for long distances (Hanoi to HCMC), trains for scenic routes, and buses for budget travel. Renting a bike in cities is fun but chaotic. - Best way to explore: Street food tours, local markets, boat rides, and night markets. Since it’s your first international trip, keep local currency (VND), use Grab for taxis, and be mindful of scams. You’ll love the experience!

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Gajraj shirke

Hey, from my research before hitting Vietnam, July would be heavy rainfall in most of the regions of Vietnam.

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