Flights to Vinh, Vietnam

The city of Vinh became a major industrial center under French rule, only to become center of conflict for Vietnamese uprisings against the French in the 19th and 20th centuries. Fighting with the French and then U.S. bombs during the Vietnam war-damaged most of the city, and the many historical sites there. The rebuilt city's wide streets and high-rise apartment blocks coupled with the ever-friendly people who live there, tell a story of resilience that is truly awe-inspiring. Vinh is a great choice for travellers keen to explore the unbeaten path, as it has yet to feel the full impact of tourism. It offers visitors the chance to experience local life in a smaller Vietnamese city, with the option of relaxing on the beach or exploring the countryside.

Airports in Vinh

1. Vinh Airport (VII)Vinh Airport is a domestic airport located 7km from the center of Vinh city. This is a small provincial airport with two main routes: Hanoi – Vinh (by Vietnam Airlines) and Ho Chi Minh city – Vinh (by Vietnam Airlines and JetStar Pacific). The recently expanded Vinh International Airport is served daily by three carriers: Vietnam Airlines, VietJet Air, and Jetstar Pacific Travelers from the Philippines heading to Vinh can take a flight with Vietnam Airlines from Ninoy Aquino International Airport and transit either in Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi before proceeding to Vinh. Airfare will range from PHP 14, 449 to 15, 539.

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When is the Best Time to Fly to Vinh?

Visiting Vinh will be different for everyone and this largely depends on when you visit the country. The record low temperature for Vinh, Vietnam is 3.9˚C, and the average low for the year is 15˚C, so it’s fair to say that whenever you go the weather does not usually require thick and heavy jackets. On the other hand, if you do not like the heat, you may want to avoid the summer months, and if you’re not one to travel in the rain, count out September and October too. Many families visit between June and July during school break, and March to May seems to be the sweet spot for travelers looking for a cooler, quieter experience.

What are the Top 3 Things to Do in Vinh?

1. Vinh Long Orchards - The South West of Vietnam is famous for fruit gardens that are lush and laden with fruits every year. That’s why a trip to Vinh Long is never complete without a visit to the orchards. These gardens attract tourists by their abundance and lushness in all seasons. Therefore, whenever you have a vacation in the region, it is always best to try out all the different types of sweet fruits. Moreover, Vinh Long is also the hometown of the reputable Nam Roi grapefruits and Binh Hoa Phuoc rambutan. Even though you can enjoy these fruits any season throughout the year, visiting Vinh in the summer will allow you to sample the best of the fruits.

2. Cua Lo Beach - About 18 km from Vinh, you’ll find clear water and fresh seafood at the Cua Lo Beach. At night, visitors can even go out with local fishermen and try to catch their own dinner. During Vietnamese holidays the beach can get crowded and noisy, but most of the year it’s a great relaxation destination the whole family can enjoy. There are also three beautiful islands accessible by boat if you are up for some exploration. The beach is best for strolling and is a nice escape as you will not see many foreign tourists here. Just off the coast, you can see Hon Mat Island in the distance, and tiny Lan Chu Island can be reached on foot at low tide.

3. Huong Tich Pagoda (Perfume Pagoda) - The Perfume Pagoda, known locally as Chua Huong or 'inner temple', is at the centre of a very revered and sacred site featuring a maze of mainly Buddhist temples built into the limestone cliffs of Huong Tich. At the heart of this complex lies the Perfume Temple or Perfume Pagoda in the Huong Tich Cave. According to legend, the temple was originally a royal shrine constructed in the thirteenth century, though this was destroyed by fire some 500 years later. The rebuilt Buddhist temple is a must-see for visitors to the region. Its peaceful, picturesque location makes the temple a perfect place to sample the spiritual life and ancient cultural artifacts of Vinh.