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Hue, Vietnam: The Weather, What to Wear & Things to Do  


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Hue is a city located in central Vietnam that experiences a tropical savanna climate. The weather is hot and humid throughout the year, with temperatures reaching as high as 104 degrees Fahrenheit. The rainy season runs from September to December, while the dry season lasts from January to August. photo: Văn Long Bùi The Weather in Hue Hue is a city located in central Vietnam that experiences a tropical savanna climate. The weather is hot…

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The weather is always a concern when you're traveling, but Hue is one of those places where it doesn't really matter what time of year you go. The heat and humidity are pretty consistent all year round, which can be a bit draining if you're not used to it. But the rainy season lasts only from May through September, so if you go during the dry season (October through April), you'll still get plenty of sunshine and no rain!

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You're in for a treat! During the dry season (October through April), the sun shines brilliantly and the rain takes a break. You'll have plenty of opportunities to bask in the sunshine and explore all the incredible things Hue has to offer. Trust me, it's a marvelous time to visit!

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I may have said this in another thread but the weather has always been something I did not like about Vietnam. The humid weather I mean. I don't mind rain or heat but when it is hot and humid, I am just not comfortable. Being prepared when traveling there makes a huge difference though!

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Something I always tell people is to wear bright colors. If you wear dark colors like black and navy, it attracts insects. Mosquitoes have an easier stop finding you when you wear dark colors. 

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@danggang I heard this before but someone said it was debunked because they are attracted to light colors as well. I guess you can rely more on essential oils for something like this to mask the smell of your sweat so they don't smell you!

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I think having a hat comes in handy more than people realize. The last time I was in Vietnam, it was cooler but because the sun is so harsh, it ended up burning my scalp! I likely had the wrong kind of product in my hair to be spending time out in the sun with! 

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@nhimxuxu I agree with this. As much as I would rather not wear them because they always mess my hair up, in the hot sun boy do you want one! 

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The combination of Hue's rich history, cultural significance, and delectable cuisine makes it a perfect destination for travelers seeking a unique and fulfilling experience.

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Hue has so much to offer for travelers looking for a one-of-a-kind experience. Its rich history, cultural significance, and mouthwatering cuisine all contribute to making it an ideal destination. And hey, don't forget to try some of the city's famous dishes like banh khoi, bun bo Hue, and nem Lui, they're simply delicious! Plus, there are plenty of accommodation options to suit every budget, from cozy hotels to luxurious resorts. When exploring the city, you can easily get around on foot or by bicycle/motorbike, giving you a great prospective view of Hue's charm and beauty.

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Hue, Vietnam offers a diverse range of activities, from exploring historical sites like the Citadel and Imperial City to taking a scenic boat ride on the Perfume River. The city's hot and humid weather calls for light and breathable clothing, like cotton or linen, to stay comfortable. Don't forget to protect yourself from the sun with a hat or umbrella. Hue provides various accommodation options, catering to different budgets and preferences. Exploring the city on foot is a convenient way to navigate its small size.

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Exploring Hue sounds like a delightful adventure! The vivid colors of the city's architecture and landscapes are begging to be captured on camera. And who can resist the charm of attending an enchanting performance of Hue's royal court music? It's a whimsical experience you wouldn't want to pass up!

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