Northern Vietnam is currently enduring a formidable cold wave, which began earlier this week, bringing unexpected challenges to the region’s tourism and hospitality sectors. Day and night temperatures have plummeted, particularly in higher altitudes, where freezing conditions have led to the formation of ice and frost. This weather anomaly is not only a rarity but has also become a pressing issue for local businesses.
Tourists, typically unprepared for such harsh weather in Northern Vietnam, are finding their travel experiences hampered. Outdoor activities, a significant draw for visitors, have been severely limited. But, despite these challenges, the cold wave has brought with it some unique attractions. Ice formations on peaks like Phia Oac, Mau Son, and Cao Ly have created picturesque landscapes.
On the eve of Victory Day and for 10 days after it Moscow Domodedovo Airport invites veterans of the Great Patriotic War departing or arriving at the air harbor to the VIP lounge
According to the Phobos weather center, from April the southern wind will intensify, and a powerful advection of Black Sea air will begin in the continental regions of the country
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