Thailand weather
Oct 10th, 2004, 08:42 AM
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Best moment: january 5 at 9:15 am
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Seriously, most people and guide books seems to say Dec to February are the best/coolest months to visit Bangkok. Of course, prices are higher during this period.
Not sure when high season is for the beaches.
(Sorry!)
Seriously, most people and guide books seems to say Dec to February are the best/coolest months to visit Bangkok. Of course, prices are higher during this period.
Not sure when high season is for the beaches.
Oct 10th, 2004, 05:08 PM
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best moment: november 23 at 15:10:38, not 37 but 38...
the best time actually is from late october until march....i went in may/june this year and that was quite nice as well....in one month only 1 1/2 days of rain...
the best time actually is from late october until march....i went in may/june this year and that was quite nice as well....in one month only 1 1/2 days of rain...
Oct 11th, 2004, 06:50 AM
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Thailand has three seasons....hot...hotter...and hottest. I prefer December...but just recently I was there in August and I think I'll do future trips in August...the hotel rates I got were lower than the December rates...and I didn't catch that much rain and I was there until Aug 31st. I've also gone the last week in March, but it can be a bit hot...but not as bad as April and May. Happy Travels!
Oct 11th, 2004, 10:21 PM
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?Thailand has three seasons....hot...hotter...and hottest.?
True for Bangkok and the south, but not for the north. Over the New Year period, overnight temperatures in Chiangmai are generally in single figures. If you go up into the hills it is possible that you will encounter sub zero temperatures overnight.
Daytime temperatures tend to be in the high teens or low twenties.
True for Bangkok and the south, but not for the north. Over the New Year period, overnight temperatures in Chiangmai are generally in single figures. If you go up into the hills it is possible that you will encounter sub zero temperatures overnight.
Daytime temperatures tend to be in the high teens or low twenties.
