During the months of November through February people find respite from the hot temperatures. Calm waters and low humidity at coastal areas create perfect conditions for snorkeling and boating activities.
Tourists can enjoy lower prices and fewer crowds when visiting during this serene time while also having the chance to witness the major Yi Peng and Loy Krathong festivals.
December to February
The dry season in Thailand provides perfect conditions for exploring national parks while searching for wildlife through activities such as cliff climbing and kayaking through clear waters or exploring an archipelago on romantic trips to find protected marine life which enables visitors to connect with Thai culture in nature.
During the period from late November until March/April temperatures rise which brings both plenty of sunshine and soft sand for your enjoyment. The Songkran festival takes place every year to celebrate Thai New Year for those who have cultural interests.
During Chanthaburi Fruit Festival or Hua Hin Jazz Festival you can find excellent deals on Thailand tours. The period may not suit you if heat sensitivity concerns you since you will also encounter increased rainfall then.
March to May
In Thailand temperatures rise between November and April yet this period remains a great time to visit for those who can tolerate the heat. The number of visitors has declined and hotel prices may be very attractive!
Beautiful beaches in Thailand make for a wonderful retreat to enjoy festivals like Loy Krathong and Songkran while tourists can also explore Bangkok and Chiang Mai temples and experience local culture.
Changing weather patterns in May reduce sunshine hours which deliver much-needed relief from constant heat. The countryside comes alive during the Monsoon season which offers travelers an authentic Thai experience at exceptional value compared to higher rates from December until February. Should this matter to you then plan your travel dates according to these considerations.
June to August
The intense summer heat and heavy rain season in Thailand transform its verdant surroundings into an enchanting paradise. The vibrant scene becomes more enchanting with refreshing rain splashes while tropical colors burst into life. Visit during this time and experience Thailand’s cultural richness firsthand along with the vibrant Loy Krathong festival which celebrates water and nature.
Bangkok experiences fresher northern air from Thailand during March which provides heat relief unlike the extreme heat present in November and February. Wildlife sanctuaries and hill trekking enthusiasts agree this season presents the best time to visit. April offers less crowded beaches compared to peak tourist season which benefits those who want beach breaks in their travel plans.
September to November
During the mild winter season in Thailand travelers enjoy cooler temperatures and reduced humidity which makes Phuket, Koh Samui and Krabi’s west coast beaches perfect for beachgoing. Whale shark season attracts a crowd during this period.
The beginning of the dry season in November leads to decreased rainfall providing improved weather conditions and fewer tourists which makes it perfect to explore cultural sites.
During this season it is perfect to participate in festivals like Loy Krathong and Songkran water fights.