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Hoi An’s Weather During Tet: A Mixed Bag of Sunshine and Showers

Hoi An, the charming ancient town in central Vietnam, experiences a tropical monsoon climate, which means weather can be unpredictable, especially during Tet, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year.

Hoi An weather on Tet holiday is a good chance for tourists to visit. Tourists can join many activities in Hoi An Tet Festival such as: releasing flower lanterns on the Hoai River, visit the old town or other heritage site: Japanese bridge, assembly hall, go to Cham island etc. 

What to Expect

Temperatures: Generally pleasant, ranging from the mid-20s to low-30s Celsius (mid-70s to low-90s Fahrenheit).

Sunshine: Tet often brings sunny days, ideal for exploring the town’s narrow streets and vibrant markets.

Rain: However, rain showers are also common, especially in the late afternoon or evening.

Humidity: High humidity levels are typical throughout the year, making it feel warmer than the actual temperature.

Tips for Packing

Light and breathable clothing: Pack loose-fitting cotton clothing, linen pants, and comfortable walking shoes.

Rain gear: Include a lightweight rain jacket or poncho and an umbrella.

Lotion and Sunscreen, hat: to protect your skin from sunburn, please take them follow on the trip.

While rain showers are possible, Hoi An’s weather during Tet is generally pleasant, allowing visitors to enjoy the festive atmosphere and explore the town’s many attractions.