FLIGHTS AND TRAVEL GUIDE
Overview
Thailand’s natural gifts were highlighted by the movie, The Beach that starred Leonardo Di Caprio. It was shot by 2oth Century Fox in Ko Phi Phi Ley—a stunning strip of white sand beach surrounded by huge land formations. It’s like a huge, isolated world that has not been touched by man. Aside from this piece of paradise, there are other gifts that Thailand is very proud of.
Thailand has amazing diving sites, lush, tropical islands, white, sandy beaches, hill tribes, archeological sites, museums, Buddhist temples and of course, awesome World Heritage sites that definitely haul in tourists from all over the world. Thailand also has a very active night life that really shows how contemporary and exciting this country can be. Tourists are also attracted by the food and the Thai massages that really makes your authentic Thai visit unforgettable.
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Weather / Climate
There are many seasons to watch out for in Thailand. You should be aware of them so that you may plan your travel itinerary well. Thailand’s North and West are generally had a savannah climate. It is tropical but is both wet and dry. While the East and the South has tropical monsoon climate.
The country experiences three seasons:
- Rainy season – This happens from May to October. During the day, temperature is around 30 degrees. At night, it’s about 20 degrees. It is very humid during this season. You have to get your umbrellas because of showers in the late afternoon or early evening.
- Cool Dry Season – This is from late November to February in the Northern area. In Chiang Mai, December’s temperature is 15 degrees C at night and 28 degrees C during the day. During this season, there is lower humidity and temperatures could elevate up to 30 degrees C.
- Hot Dry Season – This occurs from March up to May when it is around 30 degrees during the day. A perfect time for the Songkran and the Rocket festival that both signal the rainy season.
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When to Travel
It is best for you to travel during the hot dry season, in time for all the festivities to take place. This is the time when everything that Thailand has to offer of extra special, from food to night activities.
