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When is the best time to visit Thailand?

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The best time to visit Thailand is between November and April. This is when the weather is mostly cool and dry, so you’ll have plenty of opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture. Expect temperatures of between 21°C and 33°C, with a peak of around 37°C in April.

You can relax on one of Thailand's tranquil beaches or celebrate festivals like the romantic Loy Krathong, high-energy Songkran or vibrant Chinese New Year. It’s still winter from November to February – summer gets underway in March for most of the country. Despite the beach weather, you’ll want to pack something to wear to one of the many temples – plus clothes you’ll be happy getting soaked in the nationwide water fights during Songkran (Thai New Year). Heading to the south? Keep in mind that the Gulf coast's monsoon season is from October to April, so you’re better off visiting spots like Phuket and Krabi over on the Andaman side.

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Monthly weather and travel tips for Thailand

It’s winter for most of Thailand in January, which means average temperatures of 23°C to 33°C. Chinese New Year commonly happens around this time, but it can also fall in February depending on the lunar calendar – expect vibrant parades as the Thai-Chinese population celebrates.

If you’re planning on heading to the beach, the Andaman Coast is a good choice. It’s the dry summer season here, and during Krabi’s Talay Waek or ‘divided sea’ phenomenon, a walk-able sand bar opens up between three islands at low tide. It’s monsoon season over in the Gulf of Thailand, especially Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao. For cultural experiences, head to Chiang Mai for the Bo Sang Umbrella and San Kampheng Handicrafts Festival, which includes a parade, cultural shows and a traditional market.

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In February it’s summer in the central, northeastern and southern regions of Thailand, but it’s the rainy season in the Gulf of Thailand. Temperatures across the country range between 23°C and 33°C, but it’s coolest in the north, where winter lingers on – perfect weather for the Chiang Mai Flower Festival.

There are plenty of other cultural events to experience, too. Makha Bucha Day is one of the most important Buddhist holidays of the year, with temple ceremonies and rituals around Thailand commemorating the Buddha’s famous ‘Ovada Patimokkha’ teaching. Chinese New Year sometimes falls in February, depending on the lunar calendar. The King Narai Festival in central Thailand's Lopburi province honours King Narai the Great making Thailand a centre of culture, religion and diplomacy. Valentine’s Day is celebrated with a twist in the south, as just off the beautiful beaches of Trang, underwater wedding ceremonies are carried out for qualified divers.

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March marks the start of summer for most of Thailand, but on the Gulf coast in the south, it’s still the rainy monsoon season – for drier weather you’ll need to head across to Phuket or Krabi on the Andaman side. Temperatures across the country are pleasant, between 25°C and 34°C, so it’s definitely beach weather.

For a cultural fix, watch the Wai Kru Muay Thai Ceremony in the central province of Ayutthaya, where Thai boxers honour their instructors. Foodies are in for a treat, as it’s the height of mango season in the south of Thailand. That’s also where Krabi’s Talay Waek or ‘divided sea’ phenomenon occurs – at low tide you can walk along a natural sand bar between Koh Kai, Koh Tup and Koh Mor islands.

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By April, summer is well underway in Thailand. Visiting now means you’ll be able to take part in the famous Songkran celebrations that mark the traditional new year holiday. There’s a fun vibe at the large-scale water fights that take place in cities like Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket, while locals perform traditional rituals like visiting their hometowns and paying respect to their elders. Buddhists visit local temples to pray and make spiritual offerings, too.

Daytime temperatures can reach 37°C, but be prepared for some rain on the southern coast along the Gulf of Thailand. April is also a good time to see the Talay Waek or ‘divided sea’ phenomenon in Krabi province – at low tide, you can walk along a natural sand bar between Koh Kai, Koh Tup and Koh Mor islands.

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Summer continues throughout May for much of Thailand, with temperatures between 24°C and 34°C. But it’s also rainy in many parts of the country – the north, northeast and central regions, and along the Andaman coast in the south – so travel options are a little more limited.

Cultural highlights this month include the ancient rituals of the Royal Ploughing Ceremony in Bangkok, which is intended to bring good fortune for the upcoming rice-planting season. Visakha Bucha Day also falls in May, when temple ceremonies commemorate three defining events in the Buddha’s life. Things go off with a bang in the northeastern Isaan region, when the Rocket Festival sees home-made projectiles fired into the sky – locals believe this will encourage rainfall and a plentiful harvest.

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It’s officially the rainy season in Thailand in June, making this a less popular time to travel – but that does mean there are fewer crowds to compete with. For beach options, it’s still dry on the southern Gulf coast, including islands like Koh Samui, Koh Tao and Koh Phangan, where temperatures are between 24°C and 33°C. Just keep in mind that the Andaman Coast and the north, northeast and central regions are wet around this time of the year.

In the northeastern province of Loei, Phi Ta Khon – or the Ghost Festival – is a unique sight: locals dress as spirits and make religious merit in an attempt to rid the town of bad omens. If you’re a foodie, it’s the eastern province of Chanthaburi you want to head to. Countless tropical fruits are in season, including notoriously pungent durian, and there’s no better place to try them than at the Chanthaburi Fruit Festival.

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In July, the monsoon continues in the north, northeast and central regions of Thailand, as well as on the Andaman Coast in the south. Temperatures remain a comfortable 24°C to 33°C, but for dry, sunny beach weather, the southern Gulf islands of Koh Samui, Koh Tao and Koh Phangan are where you want to be.

King Vajiralongkorn’s birthday is celebrated nationwide towards the end of the month – look out for ornate street decorations in Bangkok's old town. July also sees the Asanha Bucha religious holiday, when temple ceremonies mark the anniversary of the Buddha’s first sermon. The day after is the start of the three-month Buddhist Lent season, when monks traditionally stay within their temple and many Thai Buddhists choose to abstain from alcohol. If you’re in the northeast, look out for the Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival, when awe-inspiring giant candles are paraded through the city’s streets.

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Beach options in Thailand remain limited in August: the rainy season still isn’t letting up, and just about the only places for reliable dry weather are southern Gulf coast islands like Koh Samui, Koh Tao and Koh Phangan. Like the previous months, it’s still warm – between 24°C and 33°C on most days – but heavy rain is a common occurrence in the north, northeast and central regions and on the Andaman Coast down south.

The middle of August marks the birthday of Queen Dowager Sirikit, the wife of the late King Bhumibol, so you’re likely to see her portrait displayed even more prominently around the country at this time. Street decorations and ceremonies to pay respects are also likely in Bangkok's old town.

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Temperatures drop ever so slightly in September, to between 24°C and 32°C, as Thailand's rainy monsoon season slowly begins to come to an end. There are still frequent downpours in the north, northeast and central regions, as well as on the Andaman Coast in the south.

If it’s sunbathing under a clear blue sky you’re looking for, Gulf coast islands like Koh Samui and Koh Tao remain your best bet at this time of year. The gradual change in weather does make it a good time to visit the northern and central regions for a glimpse of the photogenic sea of mist from the top of some of Thailand's most scenic peaks. Doi Inthanon in Chiang Mai and Khao Krajom in Ratchaburi are both good options.

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It’s the last month of Thailand's long-running rainy season, but also one of the hardest months to find somewhere with reliably sunny weather. Temperatures range from 23°C to 31°C, but it’s rainy in the north, northeast and central regions, and also on southern Thailand's Gulf coast, including islands like Koh Samui, Koh Tao and Koh Phangan.

The drier, sunnier weather gets underway in Andaman coastal destinations such as Krabi and Phuket, but it’s still a bit hit and miss this month. The annual Vegetarian Festival is another reason to visit Phuket, though – it’s at its most colourful here, with a parade of spiritual sacrifices. The festival is also big in Bangkok: look out for yellow flags on street stalls selling vegan food. It’s still a good time to see the sea of mist in the northern and central regions, too.

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Winter is underway at last come November, with temperatures dropping to between 22°C and 30°C around the country. The weather is generally dry and the skies clear in the north, northeast and central regions, as well as on the south's Andaman Coast. But that means it’s time for the Gulf coast to have its rainy stint, so islands like Koh Samui and Koh Tao aren’t great for sunbathing right now.

Loy Krathong is November's cultural highlight: perhaps Thailand's most picturesque festival of all, it involves locals paying respect to the goddess of the waters by floating intricately decorated floral rafts on canals and rivers. It coincides with the Yi Peng festival in Chiang Mai, when thousands of paper lanterns are released in an incredible nighttime display. And in Lopburi, a special, large-scale feast is laid on for the city’s enormous monkey population to give thanks for the apes’ contribution to the tourism industry.

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December is the coolest month in Thailand's calendar, with refreshing temperatures ranging from 21°C to 29°C. You can expect dry, breezy weather and bright blue skies just about everywhere around the country except for the Gulf coast in the south, where the local monsoon season is underway.

This time of year is prime beach holiday season in Thailand, and spots like Phuket, Phang Nga and Krabi are among the best options. If you’re in Krabi, you might even be able to catch the Talay Waek or ‘divided sea’ phenomenon, when a walkable sand bar connects three islands at low tide. The late King Bhumibol’s birthday is also marked at the beginning of December – you’ll see gatherings of varying sizes around Thailand, and particularly large-scale street decorations and ceremonies in Bangkok's old town.

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Weather and temperature in Thailand

You’ll find the best weather in Thailand between November and April in the north, northeast and central regions, as well as along the Andaman Coast in the south. Temperatures range from 21°C to 37°C overall, but things are at their coolest in December and begin heating up as April approaches. The only part of Thailand where the weather isn’t great between November and April is the Gulf coast in the south, which is in the middle of its rainy season – that rules out islands like Koh Samui if you’re planning to spend time on the beach.

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Cost of stay in Thailand

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The best places to visit in Thailand

Check out some of the most popular cities, places to visit and things to do in Thailand!

Bangkok

Bangkok

Popular in December

Shopping, Temples, Food

 Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai

Popular in December

Temples, Night Markets, Relaxation

 Patong Beach

Patong Beach

Popular in January

Nightlife, Beach, Food

 Pattaya Central

Pattaya Central

Popular in December

Nightlife, Shopping, Relaxation

 Ao Nang Beach

Ao Nang Beach

Popular in January

Beach, Relaxation, Food

 Phi Phi Don

Phi Phi Don

Popular in January

Beach, Snorkelling, Scenery

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What other travellers say about their holiday in Thailand

  • its amazing plaice to stay. beach it was so beautyful white clean sand and water verry. lear and clean it was amazing. food in any restoran was fresh and delicios

    Ko Lipe January 2024

  • Royal Palace and Reclining Buddha are my favourite places. River boats. Skytrain makes it easy to get around.

    Bangkok January 2024

  • Hua Hin is a lovely destination but the accommodation was AWFUL! I survived 1 night because there was no alternative and moved out first thing the following morning. No refund was offered so it was an expensive mistake but there was no way I was staying there a second longer than necessary.

    Hua Hin January 2024

  • Suburbs are just busy enough for me however city center was bit too much to handle - between scooters and cars and a log of people there wasn't much time to admire the city. Also smog was one of the obstacles. A lot of food places to check and big shopping malls. Temples nearly everywhere which makes it very interesting.

    Bangkok January 2024

  • Not too busy but also not too quiet place, just right for me. A lot of food places to check with few markets around the center. Found an excellent Muay Thai gym - KMax which is just 20 minutes walk from the city center which made the stay even better.

    Karolina Krabi town January 2024

  • Koh Mook is just gorgeous!!! It has what Thailand ‘s beaches of yesteryear had - beautiful wide silky sand beaches, clean and clear blue water, and beautiful local habitants who are sweet and friendly to mingle with. Truly a paradise. I hope that it won’t get too developed and too crowded like Samui and Phuket.

    Koh Mook January 2024

  • Baan Tai beach is quiet and calm with neat surroundings. Good for family with kids. Recommended for romantic getaway.

    Sudansu Baan Tai February 2024

  • The place was superb! A nice get-away from the city of Bangkok. Very lovely place.

    Janine Claire Mae Sot February 2024

  • Good for street food Very authentic Thai food for very reasonable price

    Bangkok February 2024

  • A must visit area. If you think 2 days walking Old Towns restaurants bars shops is enough... It's not

    Phuket Town February 2024

  • Paradise is all i can say. Incredible place. Something for everyone to do

    Phi Phi Don February 2024

  • Like: shopping Dislike: dirty environment, polluted air and poor transportation

    Bangkok February 2024

  • Full of character , culture and amazing sights . I would highly recommend a personal tour guide to make the most of the city . The temples , Buddhas and Grand Palace are outstanding . Bangkok offers a warm welcome to all

    Joanna Bangkok March 2024

  • Visit Bangkok! The food is great, not so expensive, locals are friendly and you will enjoy shopping. Explore more on their culture, history and parks. Cant get enough of this wonderful country. I will be back- definitely!!!

    Bangkok March 2024

  • Best sunsets in the Island. Great escape from the busy beaches. The best place to stay in Samui if you're looking to relax and enjoy local food.

    Taling Ngam Beach March 2024

  • Sandy beach. The entrance to the sea is very flat. The beach suitable for small children, because the sea very calm.

    Nai Yang Beach March 2024

  • Kamala beach was a relaxing and friendly beach. The locals were very friendly and hospitalble. I would stay away from the west end of the beach because I believe there may be raw sewage entering the ocean from a canal that had a sewage type odor. We did go to other beaches and they were all very busy and offered similar services.

    Blair Kamala Beach March 2024

  • Ko Lanta is a lovely island and a real escape, the beaches are spectacular and very safe.

    Jane Ko Lanta March 2024

  • Love that it's charming little town, with lots of local and other choices.

    Phuket Town April 2024

  • Hat Yai is a great place, too many food place, easy to find Halal spot. 7-eleven is my favourite place to go hahaha.. dont know where to go? easy, scroll your tiktok then.

    amir thaqif Hat Yai April 2024

  • Relaxed seaside area, with good roads and nice beaches. Traveled with own car so we were flexible, nice roads

    Pran Buri April 2024

  • Hospitality , Life and good food ... destress and rewind , rejuvenate

    George Bangkok April 2024

  • Thus is a sleepy port town. It's kind of old fashioned, but that's what makes it good. A lot of good food; the people are friendly... it's a good place for koh Phayam.

    fox Ranong April 2024

  • It is nice holiday in Bangkok i love many places is beautiful there even though is hot weather but its ok is in Asia love the weather

    Mohamad Ramdan Bangkok April 2024

  • Amazing island. Stunning beaches with very warm water. Some nice hikes with stunning view points. Many bars and a lively nightlife.

    Diogo Koh Tao May 2023

  • Bangkok is the big city of the time, absolutely fascinating, a constant hustle and bustle, coming and going, there is always something going on. There is food everywhere, from yummy street food to fine dining. In the heat or in the tropical monsoon rain, life is always hot in Bangkok. Spectacular roof terraces, busy streets, cool sky trains, a wide river somewhere, temples and Bhuddas everywhere, somewhere a king in the middle. The city is like a giant anthill.

    Oliver Bangkok May 2023

  • Chilly weather in Thailand. The transport might not be as convenient as the main cities in Thailand but it's worth visiting! But maybe just once.

    Khao Kho May 2023

  • Recommend for budget travel with friend / family.

    Hat Yai May 2023

  • Bangkok! You can;t say NO to this city! Would love to visit here yearly!!!

    Bangkok May 2023

  • Chiang Mai is the most affordable tourist destination in Thailand. It is arguably the cultural heart of the country with many temples in and around the old city and outskirts. What makes Chiang Mai an excellent holiday are the people who are invariably kind and welcoming. Chiang is easy to get around with both local and public transport and for the more adventurous by motorbike. There are many attractions around the city as well as some of the best local cuisine in Thailand.

    matthew Chiang Mai May 2023

  • A vibrant and friendly city, with great food options. Lots of transport options that are easy to access. Traffic is frantic and it's very hot and humid in June/July - we didn't time our visit well for weather.

    Bangkok June 2023

  • All of the staff were absolutely amazing. Nothing was too much trouble and very very respectful they were too. Thank you for an amazing stay. Keith and Daosawan.😀😀

    Keith Pattaya Central June 2023

  • Nice place to VISIT, choose Pullman Hotel, nice price, good location, some things to do, it will be more than enough to relax, rather active or passive

    Leonid Pattaya North June 2023

  • very convenient location for short term stops between bangkok and phuket, songkhla and hat yai

    Chumphon June 2023

  • We, stay here for a few days just to stop before going to PhiPhi but get hooked with the localness food, market, culture

    Phuket Town June 2023

  • The beach was relatively quiet, not with many water sports like Patong. The beach walk was pleasant, close to our hotel and shopping mall. The sand was soft, and the water was warm. The sunset was lovely.

    Chun Ying Bang Tao Beach June 2023

  • Bangkok was large, busy and noisy (in the centre). For me, it was a place worth visiting, but not somewhere I would rush back to (I'm not a fan of busy crowded places).

    Bangkok July 2023

  • After the bustle and noise of Bangkok, Chiang Mai was a welcome, relaxing place, with the old walled fortified town in its' centre. We went to an elephant sanctuary and learned about those majestic beasts, we visited some fantastic temples, we took cookery lessons in the town and ate and drank in some excellent places. I will visit Chiang Mai again :)

    Chiang Mai July 2023

  • What were your favourite places there? Where did you eat? Is it easy to get around Hat Yai? What would you avoid on your next visit?

    mongkol Hat Yai July 2023

  • Bangkok is a magical city with plenty to do at reasonable costs. Much can of course be done free. I love this city and I will return again and again, and again. Thank you Bangkok for the wonderful memories we enjoyed.

    andy Bangkok July 2023

  • My wife, Anny and youngest son, Saad had been in Bangkok for about 10 days. There are so many places to visit. We visited most of the places and enjoyed it fullest. We hope to go again.

    Bangkok July 2023

  • Great city, great people, great food everything great

    mark Bangkok July 2023

  • Nice beach Central festival shopping centre Night market Food Night life and late night party

    Sinnathurai Chaweng August 2023

  • Quiet and relaxed island with beautiful beaches, it worth a visit and minimum a week to enjoy the places around

    Sara Ko Lanta August 2023

  • Well, at first i was super impressed to come to BKK till we faced a very RUDE immigration officer who seems to have personal problems, whose English was poor and aggressive & decided to shorten our stay. Apart from that, me and my family fall in love with BKK and Thai people (almost all were too humble and friendly). Can't wait to come again 💋💋❤❤👍👍🙏🙏🙏

    Bangkok August 2023

  • a relatively unspoilt island , with beautiful natural forests ;the 3rd largest after Phuket & Samui . Good scuba diving & snorkelling but not off the beach , you need to boat to the islands . As in all of Asia , TOO MUCH PLASTIC LITTER

    Ko Lanta August 2023

  • ITS NICE TO STAY THERE. BETTER STAY FOR 3 NIGHT I THINK BECAUSE THERE MANY PLACES CAN GO. EXAMPLES, ERAWAN WATERFALL, DEATH TRAIN AND SAIYOK NATIONAL PARK. NOT MANY HALAL FOOD, BUT NOT OPEN IN THE MORNING.

    Kanchanaburi August 2023

  • Really hope that Thais can speak English. Just some basic words

    Hat Yai September 2023

  • Everything you need is close. Walking at night felt safe. Locals very friendly and helpful. Restaurants were excellent. lots to do, live entertainment. A really easy place to visit and slot in.

    Fiona Karon Beach September 2023

  • Always an active city, its the midst of rainy season, but still managed to complete my official business meetings, and had good food. As usual made it a point to "Visit and Pray at Sri Mahamariamman Temple, Silom".

    Chelvam Bangkok September 2023

  • The shopping opportunities and tourist experiences are varied, covering all budgets. We find the locals friendly and very helpful. Bangkok is a very busy fast paced city with excellent public transport. The city is geared for tourists, but one must do their homework before booking tourist attractions. Not everything is geared for the European traveller in mind.

    Marilyn Bangkok September 2023

  • I am visiting Bangkok most of the time for business. Bangkok is a lively city, with lots of great shopping malls, great restaurants, and of course the famous entertainment places.

    marc Bangkok September 2023

  • I haven’t been to Bangkok for years and I really enjoy the vibe of the city. Unfortunately I didn’t get to do a lot of site seeing because it was raining everyday that I was here. But good thing the hotel location was excellent. It’s super close to a mall and bts station and lots of massage parlours. Can’t wait to explore more next time.

    Bangkok September 2023

  • Magnificent shopping malls. Halal (Muslim food) is tough to find nearby. Arabic or indian restaurants have halal food. The Metro train system is excellent and easy to travel within the city. Always avoid ladyboys; they approach you and can pick your pocket. Ladyboys are becoming gangs and could be the future Bangkok mafia.

    Shahid Bangkok October 2023

  • Be adventurous and ride the local trains and buses. Now with google it makes it so easy, you get a better feel for directions, and its ultra cheap. Also dont be afraid to fly in and out of Don Mueang airport, its close to city and easy to find everything.

    Bangkok October 2023

  • Great place for fun and food experience including shopping .

    Bangkok October 2023

  • I LOVE Phuket Town, The bars, the restaurants, the shopping. The highlight for me was the Sunday 'walking street' where they serve up all kinds of local delicacies. Phuket Town richly deserves its World Heritage Site status and the properties there are being improved facially all the time.

    Phuket Town October 2023

  • Nearer to patong beach and adjacent to Bangla Road. Good view from hotel roof. Only bad thing was they could not provide any breakfast even booking with breakfast option which I booked through Booking.com So before entry everyone should check whether they have breakfast option or not.

    Avijit Patong Beach October 2023

  • Never say never to go to Bangkok. All cultures are found. Great food depending on what your tastebud wants. The Michelin star resto or the street food was always pulling you back to Bangkok

    zaini anwar Bangkok October 2023

  • Water was not clear as we had expected, although other beaches were nice. Mostly Indian ran restaurant's and stores and was hard to find a good Thai restaurant which was disappointing. Transport was readerly available on the street but 3 days is probably enough here as its not that close to attractions.

    Ao Nang Beach November 2023

  • As per every time Chiang Mai is a great place and after 5 visits we still find new things to do and new places to visit

    Chiang Mai November 2023

  • i have yet to find a city that rival Bangkok in comfort, luxury, affordable stay. and dont forget great shopping.

    wanis Bangkok November 2023

  • Very nice but do not think of booking to stay to Homebar. !!!!!

    Ko Chang November 2023

  • Amazing temples and unforgettable street markets. Delicious food! Lots of options for any kind of attraction for any budget. Very tourist friendly city!

    Bangkok November 2023

  • 7/11 is the nearest.. it’s a bit deep of soi 50, need 12 minutes walk to BT’s on nut/ Tesco Lotus / Big C.

    Md Amphoe Phra Khanong December 2023

  • Everything is walking distance and prices are so inexpensive.

    Matt Pattaya Central December 2023

  • Beautiful, budget friendly, lovely tourist location. Many options for tourists to enjoy/visit places/shopping/relaxing during the stay. There are different options for commuting also.

    Phuket Town December 2023

  • Chiang Mai is one of the best place to visit in Thailand. We had local food from local restaurants. Along with Chiang Mai you should also include Chiang Rai either for a day trip or you can also stay there. Warorot market is the place where you can find cheap cloths and dry fruits etc.

    PARTHA Chiang Mai December 2023

  • Enjoyed the snorkeling and diving with turtles. Sometimes waited a bit long for transport into pier area. People are friendly and helpfull. Daily free shuttle into town might be awesome.

    Benjimin Koh Tao December 2023

  • Not too crowded. Great use of chairs to rent. Clean.

    Patong Beach December 2023

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