Current Time in Vietnam

Daily schedule of a person living in Vietnam

Time (local time)	Activities
6:00-7:00	After waking up, have a light breakfast and get ready. Many people commute by motorbike, so they need to get ready early.
7:00-8:00	Commute by motorbike or bus. Because traffic is heavy, they leave home early to get to work.
8:00-12:00	Morning work. Check emails, attend meetings, and deal with customers, so they can concentrate on their work before the heat gets too intense.
12:00-13:30	Lunch break. Eat pho or banh mi at a nearby restaurant or food stall, and refresh yourself by drinking coffee.
13:30-17:30	Afternoon work. Continuing from the morning, people prepare documents and hold meetings. In the evening, the heat subsides and work becomes more productive.
17:30-18:30	Time to leave work. Many people head home early to avoid getting caught in traffic jams again.
18:30-20:00	Have dinner with family or friends. Many people eat out, spending time at lively street restaurants.
20:00-22:00	Relax by watching TV or chatting with friends at a cafe. The younger generation also enjoys social media and watching videos.
22:00-23:00	Take a bath and get ready for bed. Many people go to bed relatively early because they have to get up early the next morning.

Time (local time)	Activities
6:00-7:00	After waking up, they change into their uniforms and have breakfast. Many students commute to school by motorbike or bicycle, so they need to get ready early.
7:00-7:30	Commuting to school. Parents often take their children to and from school by motorbike, so the area around the school is crowded during the morning commute.
7:30-11:30	Morning classes. Each class is about 45 minutes long, and focuses on core subjects such as math and Japanese.
11:30-14:00	Lunch break. They eat lunch at a food stall near the school or go home to eat. Many students take a nap.
14:00-17:00	Afternoon classes. Students continue to study subjects such as science and social studies in the morning. To combat the heat, classrooms are equipped with electric fans and air conditioners.
17:00-18:00	Time to go home from school. They spend the time visiting a cafe with friends or going straight home.
18:00-19:30	Eat dinner with the family. In Vietnam, dinner is the most important meal of the day, and people eat it in a lively atmosphere.
19:30-21:30	Do homework, prepare for class, and review. Many students attend cram schools, and may study until late at night.
21:30-22:30	Time to relax. After enjoying TV or using their smartphones, they take a bath and get ready for bed.