Best Time To Visit Da Nang

Best Time to Visit Da Nang: Complete Weather, Crowds & Price Guide 2025

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Planning your perfect Da Nang getaway? Timing is everything. After living in Da Nang for over 25 years and helping hundreds of travelers plan their trips, I’ve created this comprehensive month-by-month guide with videos to help you choose the ideal time for your visit based on weather, crowds, and budget.

Last updated: August 2025 | By Emilia Ton, Local Da Nang Expert

Best time to visit Da Nang

Quick Answer: When Should You Visit Da Nang?

Best Overall Time: February to May (dry season, pleasant temperatures, moderate crowds) Best Weather: March to June (perfect temperatures, minimal rain) Best Value: August to October (lower prices despite rain) Best for Fewer Crowds: September to November (post-rainy season, fewer tourists)

Da Nang’s Climate Overview

Da Nang experiences a tropical monsoon climate with two distinct seasons:

  • Dry Season: February to August (hot and sunny)
  • Rainy Season: September to January (cooler with heavy rainfall)

The city sits in Central Vietnam, making it more temperate than the scorching south but warmer than the cooler north. This unique position creates microclimates that can vary significantly even within the city.


Month-by-Month Breakdown

January: Tet Preparation Magic

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 18-23°C (64-73°F)
  • Rainfall: 96mm (3.8 inches) over 16 days
  • Humidity: 82%
  • Sunshine Hours: 3-4 hours daily

Crowd Levels: Medium-High (7/10)

  • Vietnamese Tet holiday period creates festive crowds
  • Streets become vibrant with Tet preparations
  • International tourists experiencing authentic Vietnamese culture

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $35-45/night
  • 4-star hotels: $55-75/night
  • 5-star hotels: $120-160/night
  • Street food meals: $1-3
  • Restaurant meals: $7-12

Special Tet Activities (Late January):

  • Flower Markets: Set up 10 days before Lunar New Year (typically late January)
  • Street Decorations: Red lanterns, golden dragons, and traditional banners everywhere
  • Traditional Ceremonies: Year-end family gatherings and ancestor worship
  • Fireworks Displays: Throughout the city, especially near Han River
  • Night Markets: Extended hours with special Tet foods and decorations

Cultural Experiences:

  • Apricot Blossom Markets: Mai flowers (yellow) and Peach blossoms (pink) line the streets
  • Traditional Food Stalls: Banh chung (sticky rice cakes), candied fruits, traditional sweets
  • Lion Dance Performances: Spontaneous street performances for good luck
  • Temple Visits: Cao Dai Temple and local pagodas busy with worshippers

Pros: Incredible cultural immersion, festive atmosphere, unique photo opportunities, authentic Vietnamese experience Cons: Some businesses close during Tet week, higher domestic crowds, accommodation books up quickly during Tet


February: Tet Celebration & Spring Arrival

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 19-24°C (66-75°F)
  • Rainfall: 34mm (1.3 inches) over 8 days
  • Humidity: 78%
  • Sunshine Hours: 5-6 hours daily

Crowd Levels: Medium-High (7/10)

  • Peak Tet celebrations (usually early February)
  • Post-Tet recovery period with continued festivities
  • Vietnamese families traveling domestically

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $30-40/night (higher during Tet week: $50-70/night)
  • 4-star hotels: $50-65/night (Tet week: $80-110/night)
  • 5-star hotels: $100-140/night (Tet week: $160-220/night)
  • Street food meals: $2-3
  • Restaurant meals: $7-11

Tet Festival Highlights (Early February):

  • First 3 Days of Tet: Most spectacular celebrations, fireworks at midnight
  • Flower Markets Peak: Massive flower displays throughout the city center
  • Dragon Dances: Professional performances along Bach Dang Street and Han Market area
  • Traditional Music: Live performances in parks and public spaces
  • Temple Festivals: Linh Ung Pagoda and Cao Dai Temple especially busy
  • Family Reunions: Authentic glimpse into Vietnamese family traditions

Post-Tet Activities (Mid-Late February):

  • Spring Festivals: Continued celebrations throughout the month
  • Flower Gardens: Many flowers from Tet markets planted in public spaces
  • Cultural Shows: Traditional music and dance performances
  • Food Festivals: Special Tet dishes still available at restaurants

Where to Experience Tet in Da Nang:

  • Han Market Area: Central flower market and street food during Tet
  • Bach Dang Riverside: Evening fireworks and dragon dances
  • Con Market: Traditional Tet foods and decorations
  • Dong Da Area: Local neighborhood celebrations and family gatherings
  • East Sea Park: Public fireworks viewing area

Pros: Unique cultural experience, beautiful decorations citywide, authentic Vietnamese celebrations, perfect weather improvement, incredible photo opportunities Cons: Some tourist services limited during Tet week, higher accommodation prices during Tet, advance booking essential for Tet period


March: Spring Awakening & Liberation Celebrations

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 21-26°C (70-79°F)
  • Rainfall: 23mm (0.9 inches) over 5 days
  • Humidity: 76%
  • Sunshine Hours: 6-7 hours daily

Crowd Levels: Medium-High (7/10)

  • International tourist season begins
  • Perfect weather attracts visitors
  • Da Nang Liberation Anniversary celebrations draw domestic tourists

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $35-45/night
  • 4-star hotels: $55-70/night
  • 5-star hotels: $110-150/night
  • Street food meals: $1-3
  • Restaurant meals: $8-12

Da Nang Liberation Anniversary (March 29th):

  • Historical Significance: Commemorating the liberation of Da Nang in 1975
  • Grand Fireworks Display: Spectacular show along Han River (usually March 29th evening)
  • Military Parades: Ceremonial processions through city center
  • Historical Exhibitions: Museums and cultural centers host special displays
  • Cultural Performances: Traditional music and dance shows in public spaces
  • Flag Ceremonies: Vietnamese flags displayed throughout the city
  • Memorial Services: Wreath-laying ceremonies at war memorials

Quan The Am Festival (Mid-March):

  • Date: 19th day of 2nd lunar month (usually mid-March)
  • Main Location: Linh Ung Pagoda, Son Tra Peninsula
  • Religious Significance: Honoring Quan The Am (Avalokiteshvara), the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy
  • Temple Ceremonies: Dawn prayers (5-6 AM), incense offerings, chanting sessions
  • Pilgrimage Activities: Thousands of locals climb Son Tra Peninsula for blessings
  • Vegetarian Food Festival: Special Buddhist cuisine available at temple grounds
  • Cultural Performances: Traditional Buddhist music and lion dances
  • Prayer Rituals: Release of birds and fish for good karma, flower offerings
  • Evening Activities: Lantern lighting ceremonies, meditation sessions

Liberation Month Activities:

  • Photo Exhibitions: Historical displays at Da Nang Museum and public venues
  • Veteran Gatherings: Meet local veterans sharing their stories
  • School Performances: Students participate in patriotic cultural shows
  • Food Festivals: Traditional Vietnamese dishes celebrated in markets
  • Community Events: Neighborhood celebrations throughout March

Best Viewing Locations for Liberation Anniversary:

  • Han River Waterfront: Prime fireworks viewing area
  • Dragon Bridge: Decorated with special lighting for the occasion
  • Bach Dang Street: Parade route and cultural performances
  • East Sea Park: Public gathering area for celebrations
  • Da Nang Museum: Special liberation history exhibitions

Quan The Am Festival Experience:

  • Linh Ung Pagoda (Son Tra): Main festival location with 67-meter Lady Buddha statue
  • Dawn Pilgrimage: Join locals climbing Son Tra Peninsula for sunrise prayers
  • Temple Offerings: Witness traditional incense ceremonies and flower offerings
  • Vegetarian Feast: Try special Buddhist cuisine prepared by temple volunteers
  • Cable Car to Ba Na Hills: Alternative mountain temple experience during festival
  • Photography Etiquette: Respectful photo-taking of ceremonies and worshippers

Cultural Immersion Opportunities:

  • Local Cemetery Visits: Respectful visits to war memorials with locals
  • Veteran Interviews: Some hotels and tour companies arrange meetings
  • Historical Walking Tours: Special March tours focusing on liberation history
  • Traditional Craft Demonstrations: Artisans showcase heritage skills
  • Buddhist Temple Tours: Learn about Vietnamese Buddhism during Quan The Am Festival
  • Meditation Sessions: Join public meditation at temples during festival period

Pros: Excellent weather, minimal rain, comfortable for all activities, unique historical cultural experience, spectacular fireworks, authentic patriotic atmosphere Cons: Prices start increasing, more crowded attractions, advance booking recommended for liberation anniversary events


April: Peak Perfection

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 24-29°C (75-84°F)
  • Rainfall: 28mm (1.1 inches) over 4 days
  • Humidity: 74%
  • Sunshine Hours: 7-8 hours daily

Crowd Levels: High (8/10)

  • Peak international tourist season
  • Perfect weather draws maximum visitors

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $40-55/night
  • 4-star hotels: $65-85/night
  • 5-star hotels: $130-180/night
  • Street food meals: $2-4
  • Restaurant meals: $9-14

Dinh Lang Hai Chau Temple Festival (Early April):

  • Date: 10th day of 3rd lunar month (usually early April)
  • Location: Dinh Lang Hai Chau, 256 Tran Phu Street – Da Nang’s oldest and most sacred temple
  • Historical Importance: Ancient temple serving as the spiritual foundation of Da Nang for centuries
  • Traditional Ceremonies: Ancestral worship rituals, elaborate incense offerings, community prayers
  • Cultural Performances: Folk music concerts, traditional Vietnamese dance, colorful lion and dragon dances
  • Local Community Events: Traditional games, cultural competitions, storytelling sessions
  • Festival Foods: Special temple-blessed meals, traditional Vietnamese festival cuisine
  • Spiritual Activities: Fortune telling, blessing ceremonies, meditation sessions

Cultural Immersion Opportunities:

  • Ancient Temple Experience: Participate in centuries-old rituals at Da Nang’s oldest sacred site
  • Local Elder Interactions: Meet temple keepers and community elders sharing oral histories
  • Traditional Craft Workshops: Learn traditional Vietnamese arts during temple festival
  • Spiritual Guidance: Receive blessings and participate in authentic Vietnamese religious practices
  • Photography Documentation: Capture ancient traditions in the heart of modern Da Nang

Pros: Ideal weather for all activities, long sunny days, perfect beach weather, unique combination of ancient traditions and modern fireworks spectacle, rich cultural experiences Cons: Higher prices, very crowded attractions, advance booking essential for both temple festival and fireworks events

May: Summer’s Arrival

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 26-32°C (79-90°F)
  • Rainfall: 63mm (2.5 inches) over 8 days
  • Humidity: 75%
  • Sunshine Hours: 7-8 hours daily

Crowd Levels: High (8/10)

  • Continued peak season
  • European and American travelers before summer holidays

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $45-60/night
  • 4-star hotels: $70-90/night
  • 5-star hotels: $140-200/night
  • Street food meals: $3-4
  • Restaurant meals: $10-15

Pros: Excellent beach weather, long days, great for outdoor activities Cons: Getting hotter, higher prices, very crowded beaches

June: Heat and Value

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 27-34°C (81-93°F)
  • Rainfall: 87mm (3.4 inches) over 11 days
  • Humidity: 76%
  • Sunshine Hours: 6-7 hours daily

Crowd Levels: Medium (6/10)

  • Fewer international tourists due to heat
  • Domestic tourism increases

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $35-45/night
  • 4-star hotels: $55-70/night
  • 5-star hotels: $110-150/night
  • Street food meals: $2-3
  • Restaurant meals: $8-12

Pros: Lower accommodation prices, fewer crowds, good for heat lovers Cons: Very hot and humid, afternoon rain showers increase

Da Nang International Fireworks Festival: Mid-June through July

  • Competition Structure: Multi-month international competition with 8-10 participating countries
  • June Phase: Opening ceremonies and preliminary competitions
  • July Phase: Final competitions, grand finale, and awards ceremony
  • Venues: Han River waterfront, Dragon Bridge area, East Sea Park
  • Special Features: Each participating country presents unique pyrotechnic styles and cultural themes
  • Cultural Program: International food festivals, cultural exhibitions, art displays, music concerts
  • Best Viewing: Bach Dang waterfront, Dragon Bridge vicinity, rooftop restaurants and bars
  • Grand Finale: Usually last weekend of July with most spectacular displays and closing ceremony

July: Peak Summer

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 27-34°C (81-93°F)
  • Rainfall: 85mm (3.3 inches) over 12 days
  • Humidity: 77%
  • Sunshine Hours: 6-7 hours daily

Crowd Levels: Medium-High (7/10)

  • Summer vacation season for families
  • Domestic tourism peaks

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $40-50/night
  • 4-star hotels: $60-75/night
  • 5-star hotels: $120-165/night
  • Street food meals: $3-4
  • Restaurant meals: $9-13

Pros: Warm ocean temperatures, vibrant atmosphere, good deals available Cons: Very hot, humidity can be oppressive, occasional heavy downpours


August: Late Summer Heat

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 27-34°C (81-93°F)
  • Rainfall: 110mm (4.3 inches) over 14 days
  • Humidity: 78%
  • Sunshine Hours: 5-6 hours daily

Crowd Levels: Medium (6/10)

  • End of summer vacation season
  • Heat deters some tourists

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $35-45/night
  • 4-star hotels: $55-70/night
  • 5-star hotels: $110-150/night
  • Street food meals: $2-3
  • Restaurant meals: $8-12

Pros: Still good beach weather, reasonable prices, fewer crowds than July Cons: Increasing rainfall, high humidity, typhoon season begins


September: Rainy Season Transition

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 25-31°C (77-88°F)
  • Rainfall: 160mm (6.3 inches) over 16 days
  • Humidity: 81%
  • Sunshine Hours: 4-5 hours daily

Crowd Levels: Low-Medium (4/10)

  • Rainy season keeps most tourists away
  • Excellent value for budget travelers

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $25-35/night
  • 4-star hotels: $40-55/night
  • 5-star hotels: $80-120/night
  • Street food meals: $2-3
  • Restaurant meals: $7-10

Pros: Lowest prices of the year, fewer crowds, still warm temperatures Cons: Frequent rain, potential for typhoons, limited outdoor activities


October: Rainy Season Peak

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 23-28°C (73-82°F)
  • Rainfall: 240mm (9.4 inches) over 19 days
  • Humidity: 83%
  • Sunshine Hours: 3-4 hours daily

Crowd Levels: Low (3/10)

  • Heaviest rain month deters tourism
  • Best time for extreme budget travelers

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $20-30/night
  • 4-star hotels: $35-50/night
  • 5-star hotels: $70-110/night
  • Street food meals: $2-3
  • Restaurant meals: $6-9

Pros: Rock-bottom prices, virtually no crowds, cooler temperatures Cons: Heavy daily rain, flooding possible, many outdoor activities cancelled


November: Late Rains

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 21-26°C (70-79°F)
  • Rainfall: 200mm (7.9 inches) over 17 days
  • Humidity: 82%
  • Sunshine Hours: 3-4 hours daily

Crowd Levels: Low (3/10)

  • Continued rainy season
  • Very few international tourists

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $25-35/night
  • 4-star hotels: $40-55/night
  • 5-star hotels: $75-115/night
  • Street food meals: $2-3
  • Restaurant meals: $7-10

Pros: Very affordable, pleasant temperatures, no crowds Cons: Still frequent rain, limited sunshine, some attractions may close


December: Cool and Wet

Weather Data:

  • Average Temperature: 19-24°C (66-75°F)
  • Rainfall: 130mm (5.1 inches) over 15 days
  • Humidity: 82%
  • Sunshine Hours: 3-4 hours daily

Crowd Levels: Medium (5/10)

  • Christmas and New Year holidays bring some tourists
  • European winter escape destination

Average Prices:

  • 3-star hotels: $30-45/night (peak around holidays)
  • 4-star hotels: $50-70/night
  • 5-star hotels: $90-140/night
  • Street food meals: $2-4
  • Restaurant meals: $8-12

Pros: Cooler temperatures, holiday atmosphere, reasonable prices (except holidays) Cons: Regular rain, cool for beach activities, higher prices during holidays


Special Considerations by Travel Style

For Beach Lovers

Best Months: March to May, July to August

  • Ocean temperatures: 24-27°C (75-81°F)
  • Minimal rain and maximum sunshine
  • Perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and water sports

For Budget Travelers

Best Months: September to November

  • Accommodation prices drop by 30-50%
  • Fewer tourists mean better negotiation power
  • Street food prices remain consistent year-round

For Photography Enthusiasts

Best Months: February to April, November to December

  • Dramatic cloudy skies during transitional periods
  • Golden hour lighting enhanced by winter atmosphere
  • Fewer crowds for unobstructed shots
  • March special: Liberation Anniversary parades, fireworks, and flag-decorated streets provide unique cultural photography opportunities

For Cultural Immersion Seekers

Best Months: January to March

  • January-February: Authentic Tet celebrations with flower markets and traditional ceremonies
  • March: Liberation Anniversary with historical exhibitions, parades, and patriotic atmosphere
  • Unique experiences: Traditional festivals, veteran storytelling, and local community celebrations

For Adventure Activities

Best Months: March to May, September to October

  • Ba Na Hills: accessible year-round, but best visibility in dry season
  • Marble Mountains: avoid during heavy rain periods
  • Motorbike tours: dry season strongly recommended

For Families with Kids

Best Months: March to May for outdoor activities, September to November for indoor attractions

  • Outdoor activities best during dry season
  • Rainy season perfect for indoor water parks and entertainment
  • School holiday periods may affect crowd levels

Rainy Season Indoor Activities Guide

Don’t let the rain dampen your Da Nang experience! The city offers excellent indoor attractions perfect for wet weather days.

Indoor Water Parks & Swimming

Mizazuki Water Park (Indochina Riverside Mall)

  • Location: 346 Tran Hung Dao Street, Hai Chau District
  • Entry Fee: Adults 250,000 VND (~$10), Children 200,000 VND (~$8)
  • Hours: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily
  • Features: Indoor wave pool, water slides, lazy river, kids’ splash area
  • Perfect for: Families, water lovers during rainy days
  • Pro Tip: Weekday visits are less crowded and often have promotions

Hotel Swimming Pools (Day Passes)

  • Vinpearl Resort & Golf Da Nang: Day pass 500,000 VND (~$20)
  • Sheraton Grand Danang Resort: Day pass 800,000 VND (~$32)
  • Pullman Danang Beach Resort: Day pass 600,000 VND (~$24)
  • Features: Indoor/covered pools, spa facilities, restaurant access

Shopping and Entertainment

Indochina Riverside Mall

  • Location: 346 Tran Hung Dao Street
  • Hours: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Features: Shopping, cinema, food court, Mizazuki Water Park
  • Rainy Day Activities: Movie screenings, arcade games, bowling
  • Budget: $20-50 for full day activities

Vincom Plaza Da Nang

  • Location: 910A Ngo Quyen Street
  • Hours: 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Features: International brands, cinema, food court, kids’ play area
  • Highlight: CGV Cinema with latest international films
  • Budget: $15-40 for shopping and entertainment

Lotte Mart Da Nang

  • Location: 6 Nai Nam Street, Hoa Cuong Nam Ward
  • Hours: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Features: Large supermarket, food court, electronics, souvenirs
  • Perfect for: Rainy day shopping, local snacks, duty-free items

Cultural Indoor Attractions

Danang Museum (Bao Tang Da Nang)

  • Location: 24 Tran Phu Street
  • Entry: 40,000 VND (~$1.60)
  • Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (closed Mondays)
  • Features: Local history, Cham artifacts, French colonial exhibits
  • Time needed: 2-3 hours
  • Perfect for: Culture enthusiasts, history buffs

Cham Sculpture Museum

  • Location: 02 2 Thang 9 Street
  • Entry: 40,000 VND (~$1.60)
  • Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Features: World’s largest collection of Cham sculptures
  • Highlight: Ancient artifacts dating back to 7th century
  • Time needed: 1-2 hours

Da Nang Cathedral (Nha Tho Con Ga)

  • Location: 156 Tran Phu Street
  • Entry: Free
  • Hours: 5:00 AM – 11:30 AM, 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
  • Features: Gothic architecture, peaceful interior, photo opportunities
  • Perfect for: Architecture lovers, quiet reflection

Spa and Wellness Centers

La Spa (InterContinental Danang)

  • Services: Full-day spa packages, massage, wellness treatments
  • Price Range: $50-150 for treatments
  • Features: Indoor relaxation areas, professional treatments
  • Booking: Advance reservation recommended

Harnn Heritage Spa (Pullman Danang)

  • Services: Traditional Vietnamese and Thai treatments
  • Price Range: $40-120 per treatment
  • Rainy Day Special: 3-hour wellness packages
  • Features: Indoor treatment rooms, relaxation areas

Indoor Dining Experiences

Cooking Classes

  • Vy’s Market Restaurant & Cooking Tour: Indoor classes during rain
  • Green Bamboo Cooking School: Covered outdoor/indoor facility
  • Price: $25-35 per person
  • Duration: 3-4 hours including market visit and cooking
  • Perfect for: Learning Vietnamese cuisine, cultural experience

Food Courts and Markets

  • Han Market (covered sections): Traditional Vietnamese street food
  • Indochina Riverside Mall Food Court: International cuisine options
  • Con Market: Local specialties in covered market setting
  • Budget: $3-8 per meal

Gaming and Entertainment

Timezone (Indochina Riverside Mall)

  • Features: Arcade games, prize redemption, family entertainment
  • Price: 20,000-50,000 VND (~$1-2) per game
  • Perfect for: Families with teenagers, rainy afternoon fun

Karaoke Venues

  • Paris KTV: Private rooms, extensive song selection
  • Vip Karaoke: Modern facilities, food and drink service
  • Price: $10-20 per hour for private rooms
  • Features: Popular Vietnamese and international songs

Rainy Day Itinerary Suggestions

Half-Day Indoor Plan (Morning Rain):

  1. 9:00 AM – Danang Museum (2 hours)
  2. 11:30 AM – Coffee at local café
  3. 12:30 PM – Lunch at Han Market covered section
  4. 2:00 PM – Shopping at Vincom Plaza
  5. 4:00 PM – Movie at CGV Cinema

Full-Day Indoor Plan (Heavy Rain):

  1. 9:00 AM – Mizazuki Water Park (3 hours)
  2. 12:30 PM – Lunch at Indochina Riverside Mall
  3. 2:00 PM – Shopping and arcade games
  4. 4:00 PM – Spa treatment (2 hours)
  5. 7:00 PM – Dinner at covered restaurant
  6. 8:30 PM – Karaoke or evening entertainment

Budget-Friendly Rainy Day:

  1. Morning: Free visit to Da Nang Cathedral
  2. Lunch: Local food court ($3-5)
  3. Afternoon: Danang Museum ($1.60 entry)
  4. Evening: Han Market exploration and dinner ($5-8)
  5. Total cost: Under $20 per person

Rainy Season Tips for Indoor Activities

Transportation:

  • Use Grab/taxi during heavy rain
  • Many indoor venues offer covered parking
  • Bring waterproof bag for electronics

Dress Code:

  • Some spas and upscale venues have dress requirements
  • Bring extra clothes if visiting water parks
  • Comfortable walking shoes for mall visits

Booking Recommendations:

  • Water parks: Buy tickets online for discounts
  • Spas: Book 1-2 days in advance
  • Cooking classes: Reserve early, especially during rainy season

Money-Saving Tips:

  • Many malls offer rainy day promotions
  • Hotel day passes often include food/drink credits
  • Group discounts available for families at most attraction

Final Recommendations

For First-Time Visitors: March to April offers the best overall experience with ideal weather and full accessibility to all attractions.

For Return Visitors: Consider September to November for a completely different perspective of the city at unbeatable prices.

For Flexible Travelers: February and May offer excellent compromises between weather, crowds, and prices.

Remember, Da Nang’s weather can be unpredictable, and climate change has made patterns less reliable. Always check current forecasts before traveling and pack for variability.

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