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Wat Arun at sunset across the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, with a royal barge in the foregroundCafés lining Hanoi's Train Street under lanterns and flags

Bangkok vs Hanoi in July

Bangkok edges it in July. Bangkok averages 26–34°C with low crowds; Hanoi 26–34°C with low crowds.

By Daan · Last reviewed October 2026

Bangkok and Hanoi

The verdict for July

  • WeatherBangkok has the better weather5/10 vs 3/10
  • CrowdsVery similarLow vs Low
  • PricesVery similar$$ vs $$
  • OverallBangkok comes out ahead6/10 vs 4/10
Wat Arun at sunset across the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, with a royal barge in the foreground

Bangkok in July

Low season continues

Temperature
26–34°C
Crowds
Low
Prices
$$

+Quiet period with lower prices and fewer tourists.

–Frequent rain and high humidity can disrupt outdoor plans.

Easy access to everything, at low-season prices.

Bangkok in July
Cafés lining Hanoi's Train Street under lanterns and flags

Hanoi in July

Very hot, humid and frequently wet

Temperature
26–34°C
Crowds
Low
Prices
$$

+Low demand can unlock excellent accommodation value.

–Heat, 81% humidity and 272mm of rain make long sightseeing days difficult.

July works best for heat-tolerant travelers planning a flexible, hotel-led trip.

Hanoi in July

Scores and crowd levels are my own judgement; temperatures are monthly averages. Higher scores are better: quieter, cheaper and more pleasant.

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