Editorial team
AsiaTripFacts covers what a first-time visitor from the US or Europe needs to plan a trip to Vietnam: which visa or entry rule applies to their passport, what the weather is like month by month, and the health and safety basics. Every figure links to its source and shows the month we last checked it. When we cannot verify a number, we say so instead of guessing.
10 articles by AsiaTripFacts Editors

Central Vietnam in October is the wettest month in three station records. Compare Hue, Da Nang and Phong Nha rainfall, rain days and caveats.
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Da Lat in the dry season is clearest in the station totals from December to March. Compare rain, sun and temperature with the full monthly table.
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The driest month in Vietnam changes by place. Use the sourced table to compare rainfall, station distance and altitude, including the missing city record.
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Fog days peak in different months across Sa Pa, Ha Giang, Ha Long and Ninh Binh. See the monthly figures, station limits and missing records.
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Hue or Da Nang depends on the month and measure. Compare station temperatures, rain, sun hours and nearby airports without a blanket recommendation.
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Rain days vs millimeters can tell different stories. Compare Sa Pa, Da Lat, Hue and the Mekong Delta without turning averages into forecasts.
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Sa Pa in winter brings low rainfall totals but frequent fog, drizzle and limited sun. See the station table, caveats and practical reading guide.
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Vietnam airports by destination, with the nearest scheduled-service airports, straight-line distances and source limits for planning a route.
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Vietnam e-visa for US citizens explained with the official fees, 90-day limit, entry rules and passport checks, based on dated sources.
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Visa-free for 45 days applies to dated passport lists, not every European country. We explain both resolutions, the UK confirmation and the US exception.
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