Da Lat in March: Peak Canyoning, Strawberry Season & Last Dry-Month Clarity
March is Da Lat in its last comfortable dry month — temperatures warm to 18–30°C, rain is still low (17%), […]
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
January ranks among the finest months to explore the Mekong Delta. The dry season delivers blue skies, warm sunshine, and
February brings the Mekong Delta’s most festive moment — Tet Nguyen Dan (Lunar New Year) fills the waterways, floating markets,