Traveling to Thailand on August.

I understand it's the rainy season.

Does it rain every day?

Hi guys this is an everything else question...

Anyone had previous experience with christmas either in samui or phuket.

Google says rainy in samui...looking for somewhere from mid November to start Jan....

Many thanks....just after safest bet for weather...cheers

Hi all

Nope you are enjoying your weekend

Picture the scene, you wake up minutes before sunrise, the weather report says the temperature is expected to hit very high and potentially dangerously high temperatures(this is for you people living in Thailand) and the pollution levels are high to dangerously high as well

What will your plans for the day be?

Thanks in advance

Hello, i have my Mum visiting, we're currently in BKK doing all the touristy things.

We probably want to head off to the beach on Sunday.

Any idea where we could go for 5 days to somewhere chilled that isn't raining?

Thanks in advance.

Rainy season is in full swing, personally one of my favorite times of the year in Thailand.

Don't know how you lads Stuart and Michael Dawson are doing down south but last couple of days in the midlands has been unbelievable

No air and extremely hot and humid.

This is one of the hottest wet seasons iv ever known in 11 years

Hi all.

Quick question. Which part of Thailand is the best in October and November weather wise? I spent almost 8 months in Thailand in the past 3.5 years but always between December-March. So I don't have any experience with the weather. Which is the most recommended places in this months.

Chiang Mai yesterday. No, those aren't clouds of smoke 😂

Hello everyone, I’m a new members. Can I ask you why did you choose Thailand as a place to live, work or travel?

I have to analyze this for my project. Thank you for your answer.