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Phu Quoc
While August and September bring rain to Phu Quoc, it might be an excellent idea for those seeking a less crowded escape. To make the most of your rainy season trip to Phu Quoc, check the weather forecast in advance to choose a suitable day.
Phu Quoc stands out as a worthy consideration for travel in August and September during the pandemic – Photo source: FB Nguyen Trang
According to numerous shares, the current time, despite occasional rain showers, features brief downpours followed by gentle sunlight, creating ideal conditions for leisure. Additionally, as of now, amidst the second wave of the pandemic, Phu Quoc has yet to record any Covid-19 cases, making it a safe travel destination for August and September during the pandemic that you can consider.
Aerial shot of Phu Quoc by Flycam – Photo source: Candy Phung
When in Phu Quoc, bathing at Bai Sao or Bai Khem is considered the most interesting choice for many. Alternatively, you can also book a hotel with a private beach to enjoy the serene seascape without the crowds.
Romantic sunset on Phu Quoc's beach – Photo source: FB Truong Phu Quoc
Immerse yourself in the untouched and alluring beauty of the wilderness, marvel at the coral reefs, witness the evening sunset, and capture stunning 'Instagrammable' moments at Sunset Sanato, Oc Sen Bar... Later in the night, take a stroll through the night market or visit renowned eateries like Bun Quay Kien Xay, seafood restaurants, buy Chou Chou peanuts, sim wine, and bring them back as souvenirs for an unforgettable upcoming vacation.
Can Tho
Can Tho is known as the land of the Western River, with hospitable people, gentle nature, and charming scenery, always attracting the hearts of travelers. Returning to the 'land of white rice and clear water' is beautiful in any season, but perhaps the most impressive is experiencing the unique sensation of the floating season, where the white water reflects the shimmering fields like a giant silver mirror.
Experience the simple river life in Can Tho – Photo source: @lehatruc
This is also the season when travelers can authentically experience the charm of the river and countryside, as the scenery transforms with vibrant new colors. Floating boats on the water, clusters of lotus and water lily flowers interweaving like embellishments for the homeland scenery. Additionally, exploring fruit orchards, visiting floating markets, and indulging in delicious dishes, especially those made from the abundant seasonal aquatic products, will be incredibly fascinating.
The lively beauty of the floating season – Photo source: Internet
As of now, Can Tho has not reported any new Covid-19 cases, making it a thoughtful destination for a short trip to immerse yourself in the fresh and simple beauty of nature and the countryside lifestyle.
Ninh Thuan
'Sun, wind, and sea' are the elements often associated with Ninh Thuan, a pristine yet captivating beauty. Moreover, Ninh Thuan is bestowed by Mother Nature with unique landscapes such as the crystal-clear Vinh Hy Bay, the adventurous Hang Rai land, the beloved An Hoa sheep field for Instagram-worthy moments, surrounded by lush greenery and a poetic water lake.
Untouched beauty of Ninh Thuan's sea – Photo source: FB Nguyen Trinh
In August - September, entering the final stage of the dry season, the weather remains ideal for a relaxing vacation and leisurely exploration of the picturesque landscapes. The rich Cham Pa ancient culture, with its unique architecture, sparks curiosity about a long-standing history. Indulging in fresh seafood and famous dishes like banh can, banh xeo, bun cha ca... are must-try experiences when visiting Ninh Thuan.
Experience a day at a vineyard farm – Photo source: FB Nguyen Trinh
During the previous outbreak, Ninh Thuan province recorded 2 cases and all have recovered. As of now, no new cases have been reported. Therefore, this is a thoughtful suggestion for a safe travel destination in August-September during the pandemic for your consideration.
Binh Thuan
Binh Thuan is beautiful in every season, each concealing a unique charm that captivates travelers from near and far. Activities like beach bathing and surfing are among the most attractive here. However, the most exciting experience is conquering sand dunes and sand sliding in the 'mini Sahara desert' right in Vietnam.
Explore the mini Sahara at Bau Trang Mui Ne – Photo source: FB My Dung
Beyond exploring famous central attractions, indulging in mud baths, visiting RD winery castles, or strolling around to admire the city's beauty, if you seek a quieter place, discover Phu Quy Island, Cu Lao Chau, the egg stone beach with impressive colors and unique shapes at Co Thach Sea will bring you the most relaxing moments.
Experience the ultimate 'Instagrammable' moments at Binh Thuan's beaches – Photo source: Internet
As of now, Binh Thuan province remains a safe destination as no new infections have been reported in the second outbreak.
Phu Yen – Binh Dinh
This is perhaps an incredibly ideal place for those who love the raw and majestic beauty of nature in a serene and refreshing atmosphere.
Embarking on a journey to explore Phu Yen, you will marvel at the marvelous beauty of nature along winding roads, with one side featuring steep cliffs with unique shapes and mysterious gray tones, while the other side presents the vast sea, dotted with swaying ships in the waves. Famous attractions where you can capture the masterpiece of nature include Ghenh Da Dia, Dai Lanh Cape, Tuy An wooden bridge, Mang Lang Church...
The alluring pristine beauty of Phu Yen – Photo source: Internet
Adjacent to Phu Yen, Binh Dinh is also a noteworthy destination for your upcoming trip, as you can combine both travel locations since the distance between the two is not too far. In the heart of Quy Nhon city, you will vividly experience the local lifestyle – not too crowded or noisy – with friendly people, irresistible local specialties, and interesting attractions that will leave an indelible impression on your vacation.
Experience the complete beauty of nature in Quy Nhon – Photo source: FB Nhu Kim
Currently, Phu Yen has only one active case undergoing treatment in Da Nang, and Binh Dinh has not recorded any new infections. However, on July 31, there was a notice to temporarily close tourist destinations to ensure safety, and there is no official announcement regarding reopening. Therefore, it is advisable to stay updated and prioritize resort stays in Binh Dinh and Phu Yen rather than crowded tourist activities.
Cao Bang
Cao Bang has a distinct two-season climate, with a prolonged dry season from April to September and the rainy season starting from October until the end of March the following year. Therefore, August - September is one of the most beautiful times to visit Cao Bang. Moreover, in September, travelers have the opportunity to admire the romantic and poetic beauty of Ban Gioc Waterfall with its turquoise water and the refreshing mountainous scenery.
Ban Doc Waterfall, the enchanting beauty of nature – Photo source: Internet
Exploring Le Nin stream, where the flowing water harmonizes with the rugged landscape, sitting by the clear stream weaving through rocks and lush greenery will give you a feeling of entering a dreamlike world, where there is no trace of worry. Additionally, visiting Pac Po Cave – a Special National Historic Site, the Vietnam-China border milestone, Nguom Giao Cave, and many other fascinating things in Cao Bang await your discovery.
The beauty like a hidden 'muse' in the deep forest at Le-Nin stream – Photo source: Internet
In the current COVID-19 situation, Cao Bang province has not reported any new infections, making it a noteworthy piece of information to help you choose a safe yet attractive tourist destination.
Ha Giang
'I walk amidst the golden sea, feeling the vastness on the singing terraced fields' – Visiting Ha Giang during this time, you will experience the charming beauty of ripening golden rice fields with the 'fragrant aroma wafting in the air,' a highly impressive scene of terraced fields, a characteristic feature in the Northwest of Vietnam.
Experience the beauty of ripe rice season in Ha Giang that captures the heart – Photo source: Internet
In August - September, the climate in Ha Giang is relatively mild and cool, with fresh air amidst the rolling hills. Just taking a breath feels extremely refreshing. Conquering the Lung Cu Flagpole, admiring the Nho Que River on a drifting boat, or exploring Dong Van Old Quarter to understand the cultural beauty of the highland people, along with indulging in delicious specialties such as Dong Van rolled rice pancakes, Bac Me Lam rice, Thang Co... will make your upcoming trip incredibly enjoyable.
Boating on the Nho Que River to admire the natural masterpiece in Ha Giang – Photo source: Internet
The entire province of Ha Giang has recorded one case of covid-19 and declared recovery on April 30. Until now, no new cases have been reported, making it a safe travel destination for August-September during the pandemic for your travel plans.
Pre-travel Notes
To avoid delays in your journey, it's best to complete online declarations before your trip, to prevent network errors or the time-consuming and complex process of health declarations with paper at the airport, especially for first-time declarants.
Always have hand sanitizer and enough medical masks ready for the trip. Traveling during this period requires special attention, so be conscious and prioritize safety to protect yourself and those around you.
For your upcoming trip, plan to prioritize resort stays instead of crowded experiences or places such as amusement parks and festivals...
Hopefully, through this article, you'll gain more useful information about safe travel destinations for August-September during the pandemic, providing additional insights for your upcoming journey. Don't forget to always take protective measures and stay updated on the situation for a safe and relaxing trip.
* This article is for reference only at the time of writing, and the pandemic situation may change. Readers should pay attention to safety for every journey!
