The favorable weather of March is the perfect time for you to craft an unforgettable trip to Vietnam! This is the transition period between spring and summer, experiencing new lives gradually emerging. Amidst the cool breeze with warm sunshine, flowers are blooming, and rice fields begin to turn lush green!
Must-visit destinations in March in Vietnam are listed in our blog which is meticulously selected by our team. You will have a chance to steer away from the crowds and noise to enjoy the most beautiful season in these lands, full of friendly locals and authentic experiences.
Ha Giang - Season of peach blossoms covering ancient villages
March is the best time to travel to Ha Giang, as this region welcomes its most splendid season – peach blossom season. Travelers will be mesmerized by the vibrant pink hues of peach blossoms against the rocky plateaus, creating an irresistibly alluring yet authentically rugged landscape of this land.
Hence, March becomes the most “alluring” season for both domestic and international travelers, and finding a place far from the crowds seems like a challenge to some extent? Join DCT Responsible Travel, escape from the bustling streets due to noisy motorbikes and even the theme villages solely crafted for tourism. It’s your destiny to enveil the untouched beauty of Ha Giang – Hidden ancient villages!
Ha Giang – Season of peach blossoms covering ancient villages
Following the footsteps of our local guides and immersing yourself in the rustic & mysterious beauty of Ha Giang will provide you with the most authentic experiences through nature, indigenous culture, and local people. It is also noted that transport to Ha Giang has become easier than ever with a car we offer throughout your journey. This creates a favorable condition for everyone to enjoy Ha Giang, as well as “slow” enough for you to experience better!
Sapa - The best time for hiking to Fansipan
March is also the ideal time to discover a different side of Sapa! Instead of checking in amidst the fertile rice terraces, strap on your backpack and hike to the wild nature of Fansipan, where you can admire the vibrant pink of Azalea flowers blooming.
Come here, and challenge yourself with Fansipan – a truly formidable milestone for climbers and travelers in Sapa. This is the highest peak of the majestic Hoang Lien mountain & a long-range, that runs between the 3 Vietnam northwestern provinces, Lao Cai, Lai Chau, and Yen Bai. At an altitude of 3,143m above sea level, Fansipan is known as the Tonkinese Alps.
The breathtaking landscape of Sapa
Regarding the weather, it should be noted that it is often foggy at this time, which may hinder your panoramic views of the breathtaking landscape. However, brave to seize this wonderful opportunity when Sapa is no longer plagued by prolonged rain and hasn’t yet been embraced by scorching sunlight, to explore the pristine nature with our local guides from the H’Mong, Red Dzao, Dzao, Tay ethnic groups – who consider this land their “home-forest”!
We have also crafted a flexible Fansipan climbing itinerary, extending up to 3 days and 2 nights. Accompanied by indigenous guides and Porters, a smooth and accessible journey will be ensured even for women. Additionally, if you’re in good physical condition, you can reach the peak in a day!
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Cat Ba - Traditional fish village festival
This is one of the most vibrant times in Cat Ba, with the atmosphere gearing up for the Fishermen’s Village Festival on April 1, featuring lively traditional games of the fishermen. Grab a chance to immerse yourself in the enthusiastic atmosphere of folk games of coastal residents, such as boat racing, dragon dancing, or tug-of-war,…
Immerse yourself in the life of fishermen in Cat Ba – Lan Ha
Above all, seize the chance to admire the serene beauty of this land and enjoy the tranquil spaces of the countryside before the peak season arrives. March guarantees you a safe “voyage” as it’s not yet the storm season. However, let’s note that besides the days of crisp air and blue skies, there will also be overcast days with light rain. Nevertheless, it is unmissable to cruise or join a kayak tour around, take a bit of a stop, and explore local life at the floating villages. Then, return and dine with a fisherman’s family on the bay.
After experiencing the beaches and bay, feel free to enrich your experience in the “green nature” at Cat Ba National Park, a place often overlooked by tourists, through a short cycling journey. This is an opportunity to conclude your journey in its entirety by connecting with wild nature and reaching a hidden village.
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Unveil the beauty of Lan Ha Bay
Ha Long & Lan Ha Bay, Red River Delta
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March experiences the distinctive charm in each destination, from the vibrant festivals in Cat Ba to the rare gentleness of Ha Giang and the challenging hiking trails at Fansipan, Sapa. Whether you choose to stop anywhere, all promise to immerse you in nature and savor authentic experiences when closely interacting with local people in Vietnam.
