VIETNAM ONLINE THIS WEEK SEP 7-9

Vietnam Weather

Hanoi

This weekend in Hanoi, the weather is expected to be predominantly clear with occasional clouds. As autumn begins, residents can enjoy the refreshing breezes and moderate sunshine. The sunlight is gentle, making it a perfect time for outdoor activities. It’s advisable to take trips to the countryside to observe local fishermen and farmers at work by bike. However, be cautious of slightly cooler temperatures; carrying an umbrella for light rains is recommended.

Hanoi weather forecast September 7-9, 2025 (Source: Google)

Danang

While this might not be ideal beach weather, Danang's conditions are suitable for a variety of outdoor activities. Expect some fluctuations with light rain and overcast skies typical of Vietnamese autumn. A visit to Ngu Hanh Son mountain might be less favorable, but the stunning landscapes of Danang, including the famous Ba Na Hills, are at their best during this time.

Danang weather forecast September 7-9, 2025 (Source: Google)

Ho Chi Minh City

The weather in Ho Chi Minh City mirrors that of the rest of the country, with mild temperatures and manageable conditions. There have been no extreme sunny spells or heavy rains recently. Local tourism authorities have continued to promote an enhanced inner waterway tour, offering residents and visitors a fresh perspective on the city. For cultural insights, visiting religious sites such as Giac Lam Pagoda is highly recommended this season.

Ho Chi Minh City weather forecast September 7-9, 2025 (Source: Google)

Vietnam News

Vietnam Cultural Festival to be held in Japan

The 2025 Vietnam Cultural and Tourism Festival will take place in Tokyo and Fukuoka from September 11 to 20. This vibrant annual event is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors. Highlights will include traditional Vietnamese music and dance performances, an Ao Dai fashion show, and a captivating photo exhibition titled “Vietnam – The Endless Charm.”

Screenings of Japanese Music Films in Hanoi

The Japanese Music Film Weekend, named “OTO|EIGA,” organized by the Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange alongside the Hanoi Cinematheque, will occur from September 14 to 16. This event features five exceptional musical films from contemporary Japanese cinema, showcasing diverse aspects of modern Japanese life and offering audiences a glimpse into various music genres, from electronic and dance to rock and hip hop, with free admission.

Ho Chi Minh City Launches Inner Waterway Tours

On September 2, the first inner waterway cruise of Ho Chi Minh City was launched by Indochina Junk Company, approved by the District 8 People's Committee. This unique tourism product aims to provide both local residents and international tourists insights into the daily lives of the multicultural communities along these canals and nearby attractions. Currently in a trial period, the tour is being monitored by local authorities, and if successful, it is expected to expand further.

National Tourism Year 2025 to Focus on the Red River Delta

The National Tourism Year 2025 will concentrate on the cultural and tourism potential of the Red River Delta, as announced by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. This event will span various northern cities and provinces, including Hai Duong, Hanoi, Bac Ninh, and Quang Ninh. The Ministry is set to unveil a comprehensive plan filled with diverse activities that showcase the rich cultural and tourism activities in the Red River Delta region.