Destination Guides

March is Da Lat in its last comfortable dry month — temperatures warm to 18–30°C, rain is still low (17%),

April brings the transition to Da Lat’s wet season — temperatures reach their annual peak (20–32°C, the warmest month), afternoon

May marks the beginning of Da Lat’s proper wet season — rain arrives most days (60% chance), Langbiang’s grasslands turn

June is Da Lat’s fullest wet-season month before the July peak — rain is frequent (75% daily chance), the waterfalls

July is Da Lat’s wettest month (80% daily rain chance) and the peak of the highland strawberry picking season —

August is Da Lat’s second wettest month (75% rain chance) and the continuation of the highland strawberry and avocado seasons.

September is the wettest month of the year in Da Lat (83% rain chance, 91% humidity) — the highland wet

October is a remarkable month for Da Lat — the Da Lat Vegetarian Food Festival brings highland plant-based cuisine to

November is Da Lat’s transition month — the wet season eases significantly (54% rain chance), the air begins to clear,

December is one of Da Lat’s finest months — the dry season is re-established, the highland air is cool and