Low Season: April • May • June • July
April to July is low season and a unique time to visit. These months are the warmest, but offer opportunities to partake in festivals many travelers never have the chance to experience.
While warmer, with temperatures reaching over 98 degrees, there are plenty of activities to cool you down and demonstrate urban culture, from elaborate shopping malls to the famous Songkran (New Year) water festival.
High Season: November • December • January • February
November to February represents the best time to go to Bangkok. Winter is the driest and coolest season, attracting the most tourists.
The lovely weather makes it much easier to visit the city’s highlights, from the Royal Palace to the floating market outside of town.
While more crowded, there is still plenty to see and do in the megacity that won’t make your experience feel overwhelming.
Shoulder Season: August • September • October
The shoulder season from August to October offers the best crossover of pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
The wet season can bring a few hours or days of rain, but all highlights and activities are possible, making travel at this time an opportunity to explore, discover, and experience the city at your pace.








