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Vietnam travel advicePosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, June 17, 2008 1:59 PM
 Your correspondent went on a brief trip to Vietnam recently. Seeking travel advice, I stumbled upon the blog of Vietnam resident Adam Hurley: Vietnam Travel Notes. It's a useful resource if you are planning a Vietnam trip. Adam can help you book tours and make other travel arrangements, and is also happy to give you free travel advice.
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Comments on Vietnam travel adviceGood time to travel in Vietnam is from September to June. However, Vietnam has three different regions – the North, the Central and the South – each with different weather patterns and different rainy seasons. This means that there is neither a best time nor a worst time to visit Vietnam. Hot summer or cold winter is not that a big deal. Beaches such as Halong bay, Hoi an, Nha trang, Mui ne - Phan thiet, Phu quoc are always available. Sapa and Dalat highland offer great places for cool temperature. You can find your favourite kind of weather all year round! |
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