Dalat’s weather and natural scenery create its hidden charm. This Vietnam city is famous not only for the imposing waterfalls, hills but also the unique climatic regions. Sitting on a beautiful valley of Langbiang mountain, Dalat has one of the most stable weather conditions among Vietnam destinations. At 1500m height compared with sea level, Dalat enjoys a cool climate all year round, though the temperature rises slightly during the summer months from May to August and drops to a chilly point at night. But that is what attracts a lot of tourists coming here. Humidity is high, though nothing compared with lowland cities or coastal provinces.

The stable weather means that any time can be considered as an excellent time to visit Dalat. However, you should try to avoid June to August because this is the peak season for domestic tourism, when city-dwellers from Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and other crowded cities look for an escape from the heat and household chores. These months are also the period when rain falls the most.