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Introduction to the weather and the beauty of Hanoi
Hanoi is one of the most ideal tourist destinations in our country, attracting thousands of tourists from both domestic and international locations for sightseeing and experiences. With a tropical monsoon climate, when traveling to Hanoi, you can fully experience all four seasons in a year: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Each season has its own characteristics and beauty for you to perceive the life, scenery, and people here. Hanoi can be chilly in winter and scorching hot in summer, but that doesn't diminish its beauty. However, the most exceptional season is perhaps spring, the Hanoi autumn.
The tranquil beauty of the capital Hanoi
Visiting the capital city of Hanoi, travelers will immediately feel the lively pace of life, the diversity in cuisine, and the depth of culture, history, and friendliness of the people. From the narrow alleys in the city, street vendors, or the rich variety of local specialties,... have become unforgettable impressions in the hearts of tourists when coming to this city.
Hanoi Weather in September
September marks the end of the rainy season in Hanoi, with an average temperature ranging from 26 to 31 degrees Celsius. The air humidity is low, with cool breezes, bright sunlight that is not too intense, and the clear blue sky makes Hanoi truly romantic. Hanoi weather in September is considered the most beautiful transitional period of the year, perfect for your sightseeing trips, inhaling the cool air mixed with the fragrance of intense milk flowers, or strolling on the streets covered with falling golden leaves.
September is considered the most beautiful transitional period of the year for Hanoi weather
However, the weather in Hanoi is truly unpredictable. Whether you have experience in independent travel or take a Hanoi tour, to have the most convenient trip, you should bring the necessary supplies to cope with the Hanoi weather in September.
What's beautiful about traveling to Hanoi in September
Ba Dinh Square
Ba Dinh Square is the famous landmark that marks the glorious history of the nation. Here, on September 2, 1945, beloved President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence, giving birth to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. Ba Dinh Square has become the sacred space of the capital Hanoi, especially in the morning and evening when flag-raising and flag-lowering ceremonies take place with utmost solemnity. This activity is cherished by many residents, and they often return countless times to witness those unforgettable moments. In September travel in Hanoi, you should not miss this location to immerse yourself in the sacred moments of our nation.
Ba Dinh Square - a place that records the glorious history of the nation
The vibrant streets adorned with golden leaves in Hanoi
Hanoi is renowned for its small roads and corners with a unique beauty not found everywhere. One highlight that makes the capital's transformation diverse in colors is the seasonal weather in Hanoi, which adorns itself in different hues. The transitional seasons are the moments when we can clearly see Hanoi undergoing a transformation with the colors of lush green trees casting a peaceful shade.
There's a saying, 'Hanoi in autumn, the rice turns golden, the bàng tree sheds its leaves.' Indeed, stepping onto the streets in the early days of September, especially along Kim Ma, Phan Dinh Phung, Tran Phu, Hoang Hoa Tham, you'll surely want to pause to admire the paths covered in falling golden leaves and the rows of age-old trees lining the streets. Along with the picturesque scene are gentle sunlight and a cool breeze, rustling the leaves and bringing a profound sense of tranquility. Don't forget to seize the moment with a photograph to capture the special ambiance of the capital.
West Lake
West Lake is one of the beautiful tourist spots in Hanoi, well-known to many. Considered as the 'green lung' of Hanoi, West Lake always offers people the most delightful feelings, inducing a serene state of mind. Here, you can marvel at the natural scenery with its vast blue water surface or immerse yourself in the purple of the water lilies, the red of the phoenix flowers, and especially the vibrant yellow skies of Mexican sunflowers. Apart from sightseeing, there are plenty of activities to experience, such as boating, enjoying coffee by the lake, and savoring delicious dishes.
West Lake is one of the beautiful tourist spots in Hanoi in September (@hoaithuong.112)
Hanoi's Old Quarter
Exploring the Old Quarter is an experience you shouldn't miss when in Hanoi in September. It's a chance to delve into the culture, traditions, and way of life of Hanoians preserved through generations. Visit famous tourist attractions, admire the early autumn scenery, and especially savor the delicious specialties of Hanoi. It's recommended to choose hotels in the central area for convenient travel and more time to explore the famous Old Quarter at night.
Moreover, there are many fascinating things awaiting you in the capital. With the notable weather advantages, a trip to Hanoi in September is entirely reasonable for you. Not every season is as beautiful as Hanoi's September autumn, which is the most serene time.
What to eat when traveling to Hanoi in September
Red Persimmons
Persimmons are a delightful gift of Hanoi's autumn. Early in the season, they are mainly large, ripe, and red. In September, you can encounter street vendors with baskets full of red persimmons. It seems the sweetness of the golden autumn sun crystallizes in those fruits, leaving everyone who tastes them enchanted.
Green Young Rice
Green young rice is considered a specialty of the Hanoi autumn in September. Hanoians typically enjoy a bit of green rice with ripe bananas to preserve the soft, fragrant texture. Additionally, green rice is crafted into various delicious dishes such as green rice cake, coconut sticky rice with green rice, green rice pudding, etc. If you visit Hanoi, make sure to indulge in these culinary delights.
Green rice is a specialty of the Hanoi autumn in September (@linhpigletgram)
Hanoi in the Season of Ripe Persimmons
Persimmons are a familiar fruit to Hanoians, known for their sour taste. Often soaked to make a refreshing drink or mixed with chili and sugar to create a delightful flavor that lingers in one's memory. During the season of ripe persimmons, you can also admire the lush green trees lining Hoang Dieu and Phan Dinh Phung streets, a breathtaking sight.
Things to keep in mind when traveling to Hanoi in September
- Traveling to Hanoi in September, the key is to pack wisely, avoiding carrying too much bulky luggage. Have a map ready to navigate easily and be proactive in determining your route.
- The weather in Hanoi in September can be unpredictable with sudden rain and sunshine. Pack a hat, cap, or umbrella in your bag for necessary use.
- Traffic in Hanoi is quite complex, so pay attention when crossing the road and follow the signals from traffic lights or traffic police.
- When traveling in Hanoi, there's no need to carry a lot of cash as there are many ATMs available. Instead of carrying a large amount of cash, it's advisable to bring along your ATM card for convenience.
Traveling to Hanoi in September becomes even more special, evoking nostalgic emotions for tourists. If you're still hesitating about whether experiencing Hanoi's weather in September is worthwhile, Mytour advises you to quickly book a flight to Hanoi to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the capital's Independence Day. Wishing you memorable moments in Hanoi.
Hai Yen
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