Vietnam in January: 5 key Tet Holiday prep tips

Vietnam in January: 5 key Tet Holiday prep tips

Vietnam in January enjoys magnificent weather, making it an ideal time to explore the country. Plus, it''s close to the Lunar New Year (Tet), a very lively and colorful holiday. If you are planning to go there at this time, this article is for you. It will provide you with all the information on the weather in January, the sites to visit, as well as practical advice for preparing your trip.

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Written by Jade NGUYEN, (local expert) Updated on 27-11-2024
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Tet holiday 2025: A special celebration in January

This year, the most important and grandest festival in Vietnam falls in January. The most significant holiday in Vietnam will last for nine days, from January 29 to February 4, 2025. Therefore, this will be a good opportunity for tourists to experience a bustling atmosphere of traditional Tet through Tet markets, the ritual of ancestral worship, festive activities, and iconic dishes such as bánh chưng and bánh tét. Each region of the country has its particular way of greeting Tet. 

Vietnamese preparing for traditional Tet
Vietnamese preparing for traditional Tet

In the North, the peach blossoms start to bloom when the weather is still cold. In the Centre and South, bright flower markets with shades of yellow color signal a warm and vibrant spring. This is an event not to be missed if one wishes to travel deep into and understand Vietnamese culture.

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Vietnam weather in January

  • The North - Cool and dry

In Northern Vietnam, January brings cold and fog. The average temperature is around 18°C, with minimal precipitation, but the morning is often marked by fog. Particularly in the Northeast, a region famous for its rice terraces and spectacular mountains, the temperature in some areas is below 13°C in January. Mountain roads can be icy or very wet, increasing the risk of slipping, especially at altitude.

In Northern Vietnam
In Northern Vietnam, January brings cold and fog

Keep in mind that conditions are cold, so it is essential to equip yourself with appropriate clothing for your trip. (Read more: Best Time to Visit North Vietnam in 2025)

  • The Central Vietnam - mild and pleasant

In January, Central Vietnam experiences mild and pleasant weather, making it an ideal time to visit. The North Central Coast (e.g., Hue) sees cool temperatures ranging from 17-22°C, with occasional light rains. The South Central Coast (e.g., Da Nang, Hoi An, Nha Trang) enjoys dry and sunny conditions, with average temperatures of 20-27°C. Meanwhile, the Central Highlands (e.g., Dalat) are cooler, especially at night, with temperatures between 14-24°C.

hoi an tourists
Hoi An Tourists

Overall, January offers comfortable weather for exploring both coastal and highland areas of Central Vietnam. We will keep you regularly informed with the latest weather information.  

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The Center also experiences cool temperatures at this time
  • The South 

In January, southern Vietnam is considered the region with the most pleasant weather in the country. There is rarely rain, with sunny days but not too hot, which makes the weather very pleasant.

In January, flowers in the Mekong Delta bloom in anticipation of Tet
In January, flowers in the Mekong Delta bloom in anticipation of Tet

Temperatures vary between 21°C and 24°C at the lowest and from 30°C to 33°C at the highest. With this magnificent weather, the south is the best choice for a trip to Vietnam in January.

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Where to visit in the North?

  • Hanoi

Your trip to northern Vietnam would not be complete without a visit to the ancient capital, Hanoi. In January, the days are cool, even a little cold, with less sunshine, but this does not hinder your visiting activities.

You can take pedicab rides through the old neighborhoods to enjoy yourself in the varied culture of the capital, all the more charming under the morning fog or the street lights in the evening. Explore the small alleys and taste Hanoi street food along the way...

Among the must-see sites not to be missed: Hoan Kiem Lake (Lake of the Returned Sword), the Old Quarter of Hanoi, the train street in Hanoi, the Temple of Literature, the imperial citadel of Thang Long, the Museum of Ethnography. 

atmosphere of Hanoi,
The ancestral atmosphere of Hanoi, the thousand-year-old capital of Vietnam
  • Sapa

January is the time for various traditional festivals of ethnic minorities, including the unique New Year celebration of the Hmong people in Sapa.

Unlike other ethnic groups in Vietnam, the Hmong celebrate the New Year according to the solar calendar. Visitors can enjoy themselves in the festive atmosphere and enjoy specialty dishes like salmon hotpot and thắng cố. (Explore: 10 Best things to do in 2025 for travelers in Sapa)

hmong's tet

With some luck, visitors might witness snowfall in high-altitude areas like Fansipan Peak or O Quy Ho Pass. While January is not the season for lush rice terraces due to the cold weather, you may be fortunate enough to see the terraces blanketed in snow, creating a breathtaking winter landscape.

snow in sapa

  • Ninh Binh (The Terrestrial Halong Bay)

Nicknamed “The Terrestrial Halong Bay”, Ninh Binh is a region located in the north of Vietnam, about 90 km south of Hanoi (1h30-2h drive). Its sugarloaf-shaped rock formations rise majestically above green rice fields and peaceful streams. In January, the weather here is cool, with fog early in the morning.

Recommended sites include Tam Coc, Trang An and Van Long, offering an unforgettable experience aboard bamboo rowboats that wind through the waterways, offering stunning views of rock formations and rice field landscapes, allowing for total immersion in nature.

Ninh Binh
Ninh Binh - The Terrestrial Halong Bay
  • Mai Chau

Mai Chau is a small town surrounded by valleys and green hills, inhabited by the Thai ethnic group. By visiting this place, you can experience moments off the beaten track, enjoy the fresh air and immerse yourself in the local life of minority ethnic groups. The atmosphere is peaceful and serene, lulled by the song of birds and the murmur of streams in the background.

Mai Chau is also ideal for cycling and hiking to appreciate the green nature. Find out more about Mai Chau, Vietnam: 7 Questions About the Beautiful Northern Valley.

Mai Chau
Mai Chau is a small town surrounded by green valleys and hills
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Visiting the north in January may present some limitations. It's a little cold, especially in the mountains (Sapa, Ha Giang, Cao Bang). I would advise you to do Hanoi, Ninh Binh & Halong Bay then spend more time in the south where the weather is milder - Jade Nguyen.

Where to travel in the Center?

  • Hue

Hue, the ancient capital, is a destination renowned for its deep wealth of historical and cultural values. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hue offers fascinating exploration for history buffs and local culture enthusiasts.

It's the perfect place to delve into the history of a Vietnamese feudal dynasty and explore the majestic tombs of the kings. Discover Hue and all its unmissable activities.

kings tomb in hue
King's tomb in Hue
  • Hoi An

Hoi An Old Town is a must-visit destination in central Vietnam. Often considered the most beautiful city in the country, it is famous for its lanterns, its old mustard-yellow houses, and its UNESCO World Heritage status.

In addition to exploring the city center, don't miss the authentic surrounding villages, such as Thanh Ha village, famous for its ceramics, Tra Que, known for its organic herb and vegetable cultivation, where you can also take a cooking class, and Cam Chau, who specializes in lantern making. The Bay Mau coconut forest is a must-see experience that you can explore by basket boat in Hoi An.

Hoi An Old Town
Hoi An Old Town

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What we really like during our stay in Hue and Hoi An is the local cuisine. According to our local guide, this is a 'noble' cuisine favored by kings, royals and mandarins in Hue. Don't miss Bun bo Hue and Cao Lau during your trip to the region!

And for the South, where I should visit in January?

  • Mekong Delta

The Mekong Delta is a world halfway between land and water, characterized by a network of intertwining canals in southern Vietnam. It is the ideal destination to visit in January due to favorable travel weather. It's not too hot like in other seasons, and there's no rain, making it an ideal time for all kinds of discovery activities.

In January, the Mekong Delta is very colorful due to its proximity to the Tet festival. This is the time when farmers harvest flowers to sell them during Tet. The atmosphere is very lively, especially at the floating markets. When visiting this region, a boat ride along the winding canals, in the shade of coconut trees, offers a peaceful and unforgettable experience.

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The Mekong Delta
The Mekong Delta is a world halfway between land and water, characterized by a network of intertwined canals

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The Mekong Delta is renowned as a tropical fruit paradise. As the fruit capital of Vietnam, you can find all the delicious tropical fruits at very affordable prices. Mango, durian, rambutan, mangosteen, jackfruit, papaya, longan, guava, sapodilla, and many others are waiting for you to taste.
  • Phu Quoc

Phu Quoc, nicknamed the "Emerald Pearl" in the Gulf of Thailand, is famous for its crystal clear jade waters. This island is a popular destination for seaside holidays, offering superb white sand beaches lined with coconut trees, such as Bai Sao, Bai Dai, Ganh Dau, among others.

January days in Phu Quoc are pleasant, with temperatures around 27 degrees Celsius, light sunshine and little chance of rain or clouds. It is therefore an ideal time for diving. The marine life of the island awaits you for an incredible experience!

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Phu Quoc Island

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Foreign visitors do not need a Vietnamese visa if they stay in Phu Quoc for up to 30 days! Learn more about: Vietnam Visa

The price for your trip in January

  • Flights: Prices vary by origin, ranging from $520 (UK stopover) to $3,067 (direct US flights). Book early for the best deals. (Learn more: Vietnam Travel Cost)

  • Accommodation:
    • Budget: $35–$41/night (2-star hotels).
    • Mid-range: $45–$55/night (3-star hotels).
    • Luxury: $90–$334/night (4–5-star hotels and Halong Bay cruises).
  • Transport:
    • Buses and trains: $27–$64 (budget-friendly, scenic).
    • Private cars: Convenient but pricier.
    • Flights: $86–$97 for interregional routes like Hanoi–Hue.
vietnam travel cost
You can experience 3-star service at a very good price in Vietnam
  • Food:
    • Street food: $4–$5/dish.
    • Restaurant meals: $6–$10/person.
    • Drinks: Coffee ($2), beer ($1.5).
  • Excursions: Entrance fees $5–$16; private tours from $80/day (groups of 2+).
  • Tipping: Guides $5–$7/day; drivers half that.

FAQs

  • Is January a good time to travel to Vietnam?

Yes, January is a fantastic time to visit Vietnam. The weather is generally cool and dry, with pleasant temperatures in the north, mild conditions in central regions, and warm, tropical weather in the south. It's an ideal month for sightseeing and outdoor activities, especially with fewer rain disruptions.

Additionally, the Lunar New Year (Tết) brings vibrant cultural celebrations and festive atmospheres, although some services may be limited. Overall, January offers comfortable weather and unique cultural experiences across the country.

  • How cold is Vietnam in January?

In January, central Vietnam enjoys pleasant weather with temperatures around 18-20°C (65-70°F) and dry conditions, perfect for sightseeing in cities like Hue and Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park. In northern Vietnam, it can get quite cold, with temperatures in areas like Sapa dropping to 0°C (32°F) or lower, especially in the mountains. Meanwhile, southern Vietnam remains warm and tropical, with temperatures ranging from 25-30°C (77-86°F), making it ideal for beach activities and outdoor exploration.

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    Is Vietnam expensive in January?

Yes, January can be relatively expensive to visit Vietnam, as it falls within the high season due to its favorable weather in both the north and south. With clear skies and dry conditions, many travelers choose to visit during this time, leading to higher prices for accommodation, flights, and tours. While July and August are the peak months, January still sees an increase in costs compared to the rainy season, especially around Lunar New Year (Tết), when demand for services and accommodations rises.

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    Can you swim in Vietnam in January?

Yes, January is a great time to swim in Vietnam, especially in southern Vietnam. Phu Quoc Island offers ideal conditions with temperatures between 25-28°C and low humidity, making it perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and diving. While the weather in the north, like Ha Long Bay, can be cooler, it's still possible to swim on milder days, especially since the area is less crowded in January. Overall, the south is the best region for beach activities during this month.

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    What should I wear in Vietnam in January?

In January, you should pack accordingly for varying weather conditions across Vietnam. For northern Vietnam, especially in Sapa, where temperatures can drop near freezing, bring warm layers, a jacket, gloves, and a beanie. In central Vietnam, pack light layers as temperatures are mild. For southern Vietnam, where temperatures remain warm, lightweight clothing, sunglasses, and sunscreen are recommended.

Our last words, 

We hope that the information you found in this article will help you better prepare for your trip to Vietnam in January. Whether you have chosen to explore the mountains of the North, explore the treasures of the Center, or relax on the beaches of the South, Vietnam has a multitude of exciting destinations in store for you to explore at the start of the year!
 

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