» History and Culture in Thailand	» Best Time to Visit
» Thai Restaurants in Bangkok	» General Info
» Nightlife in Thailand	» Go-Go in Thailand
» Shopping Bangkok

Wherever you travel in the world, it is important to get the timing right.  Not knowing about a country's seasons and possible weather conditions can turn your holiday into a nightmare.  Likewise, gathering some basic details about what to expect will help you make the right decisions about where and when to go.

As far as Thailand is concerned, there are no absolute extremes.  If you can avoid the rainy season (July to October), it would probably be best.  In any case, rain here tends not to be prolonged – it comes in bursts and often quietens down rather quickly after a short stint.

The weather in Thailand is reasonably warm throughout of year, although it can get really hot during the summer!  November to February are the coolest months of year and there is certainly less rain than at other times in the year.

The "Land of Smiles" has a lot to offer inside and outside of Bangkok, particularly in the close provincial towns of Pattaya, Hua Hin, Koh Samet and Ayudhya.  Not to mention the beautiful towns of Phuket, Krabi or Chiang Mai.  Therefore, whenever you decide to visit our Kingdom, there is always something happening no matter the weather.