Ho Chi Minh City in February: Weather & climate information
- February is now considered one of the driest months, with minimal rainfall.
- Temperatures remain pleasant, but the sun can be intense.
- The month often coincides with Tet Holiday, making it an ideal time for visitors to immerse themselves in local culture and festivities.
February in Ho Chi Minh City is typically warm and dry, coinciding with the Tet holiday, Vietnam’s Lunar New Year. This festive season is an excellent opportunity for tourists to experience local culture. However, many shops may close, and the city can be quieter than usual. It’s advisable to check holiday dates to plan your visit accordingly.
February Averages
In February, Ho Chi Minh City enjoys warm weather with temperatures ranging from 23.3°C to 34.0°C, low rainfall, and around 10.6 hours of sunshine daily, making it perfect for outdoor activities.Min Temperature | 23.3°C | Precipitation | 9.9mm |
Max Temperature | 34.0°C | Rainy Days | 2.2 days |
Humidity | 60.9% | Sunshine Hours | 10.6 hours |
Historical weather
February weather averages for Ho Chi Minh City in the last 14 years ( 2010 to 2024).
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Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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1 25.0°33.0° | 2 24.0°32.0° | 3 23.0°33.0° | 4 22.0°32.0° | |||
5 21.0°32.0° | 6 20.0°31.0° | 7 20.0°30.0° | 8 20.0°31.0° | 9 21.0°31.0° | 10 22.0°32.0° | 11 22.0°32.0° |
12 23.0°34.0° | 13 22.0°34.0° | 14 23.0°34.0° | 15 22.0°34.0° | 16 23.0°35.0° | 17 24.0°34.0° | 18 25.0°32.0° |
19 25.0°35.0° | 20 25.0°35.0° | 21 24.0°34.0° | 22 25.0°35.0° | 23 25.0°35.0° | 24 25.0°36.0° | 25 24.0°36.0° |
26 24.0°36.0° | 27 25.0°33.0° | 28 25.0°35.0° |
Temperature Graph (°C)
The average Ho Chi Minh City temperature during February is around 28.0°C (82.4°F).
Month | High | Low | Changes |
January | 32.1°C (89.78°F) | 23.0°C (73.4°F) | +0.6°C (33.08°F) |
February* | 34.0°C (93.2°F) | 23.3°C (73.94°F) | +0.9°C (33.62°F) |
March | 35.4°C (95.72°F) | 25.0°C (77.0°F) | +1.6°C (34.88°F) |
Humidity Graph (%)
The average humidity in February in Ho Chi Minh City is 60.9%, which is 5.4% lower than January and 0.2% lower than March.
Rainfall Graph (mm)
Average rainfall in February in Ho Chi Minh City: 9.9mm
January | February* | March |
6.8mm (+3.1mm) | 9.9mm | 17.5mm (-7.6mm) |
Rain Days Graph
Average rain days in February in Ho Chi Minh City: 2.2 days
Daylight Graph
Average daylight in February in Ho Chi Minh City: 11.8h
Travel Tips for Ho Chi Minh City in February 2025
February is one of the driest months in Ho Chi Minh City, typically characterized by minimal rainfall (averaging about one rainy day with approximately 10 mm of precipitation) and humidity levels around 68%. Tourists are encouraged to apply moisturizing cream, stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water, and carry a reusable water bottle, especially on walking tours.
Visitors to the city in early February have the unique opportunity to experience the vibrant atmosphere of Tet, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. In 2025, Tet will be celebrated on February 10th, making it vital for travelers to immerse themselves in the festivities. The streets of downtown come alive with decorations and celebrations, and those who are in town can enjoy the spectacular firework displays that mark the beginning of the New Year.
Receiving an invitation to celebrate the Tet holiday with a local family can be a memorable experience, providing a glimpse into traditional customs and an opportunity to partake in festive meals in a warm and welcoming environment. Additionally, visiting local pagodas in the early days of the New Year is a popular tradition aimed at seeking blessings and good luck for the year ahead. February is also a month filled with various festivals throughout Vietnam. For the latest updates on these unmissable events, check out our news and events section.
Overall, February is an excellent time to visit Ho Chi Minh City, especially for those looking to celebrate Tet and gain deeper insights into Vietnamese culture.