Hanoi in July: Weather & climate information

Tips for visiting Hanoi in July

It’s getting even hotter than the previous month which can be seen in its increase in average night temperature to 27°C; that of day is remaining at 34°C. High temperature co-ordinate with high humidity (75%) keeps creating heavy rains for about half of the month. Hanoi and the North of Vietnam in general are having their hottest month which is even hotter than the South. The Central’s climate seems to be mildest with low humidity.

Hanoi is rather boring in July, without special events and festivals. July is a time for beaches and sunshine, not smog and overwhelming heat! If you happen to be in Hanoi in July, however, this is a good chance for travelers to taste “Tra Da” (ice-tea), which is a unique beverage culture of Hanoi. Sitting on street side and sightseeing Hanoi’s busy life with a cup of tea is not a bad idea. Trang Tien ice-cream on Trang Tien Street would also most tasty at this time of the year. Additionally, taking short trips to sea province near Hanoi to sunbath or swim would help you make full use of the summer’s sunlight.

In sum, Hanoi alone is not so attractive to visit in July even when this is still tourism season of this city. Your trip maybe enhanced if you are willing to travel to beaches near Hanoi, but if you only want to visit the city, recommendation is to wait for one more months when autumn falls.

What to pack

Visiting Hanoi this time, you need to carry more summer outfits as it rains frequently. Raincoats and umbrellas are also necessary items to pack in your suitcase. In addition to this, protect yourself from strong sun rays with sunblock and mineral water.