10 Must-See Temples in Ayutthaya
Ayutthaya was the capital of Siam for four centuries, and its ruined temples are the best day trip from Bangkok. The ten to see, and how to plan the visit.
Bangkok, the northern cities and the islands, covered for travellers arriving as part of a wider Indochina trip. Seasons and what they really mean for a given month, getting between regions, and what is worth the detour.
Ayutthaya was the capital of Siam for four centuries, and its ruined temples are the best day trip from Bangkok. The ten to see, and how to plan the visit.
Chiang Mai, the old Lanna capital, holds more temples, mountains and craft villages than any other Thai city. The ten best things to do there, and the right months to go.
Ten of the best islands in Thailand, from Phuket and Koh Phi Phi on the Andaman coast to Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao in the Gulf, with who each one suits and the best months to go.
Thailand’s twenty-five essential sights across Bangkok, the historic centre, the north and both coasts, with the regions and months that make each one work.
Chiang Rai pairs Thailand’s strangest modern temples with tea hills, hill-tribe villages and the Golden Triangle. The ten to prioritise, and when to go.
Beyond the Grand Palace: nine Bangkok experiences most visitors miss, from the Thonburi canals to the night trains and the shophouses of Talad Noi, with practical tips.
December is one of the driest and coolest months in Thailand, and the busiest. Temperatures by region, what Christmas and New Year do to prices, and which coast to book.
November is when the Thai coasts swap places: the Andaman side opens its dry season while the Gulf islands turn wet. Temperatures by region, Loy Krathong and where to go.
October is the hinge of the Thai year: the Andaman monsoon ends while the Gulf’s begins. Rainfall by region, why beaches are a gamble and the best-value route this month.
September is the wettest month of the year in Thailand, and the one month neither coast is a safe bet. Rainfall by region, the drier inland alternatives and off-season prices.
August is deep in the wet season, and the split between the coasts is at its widest: the Andaman side takes up to 330 mm while the Gulf islands stay dry. Rainfall, prices and where to go.
July is wet season, but the rain is concentrated in the afternoons and the Gulf islands stay dry. Rainfall by region, low-season prices and how to plan around the showers.
June opens the rainy season, but it falls unevenly: the Gulf islands stay dry and the north turns green. Rainfall by region, low-season prices and where to go.
May splits the country in two: the Andaman monsoon begins while the Gulf islands stay dry into August. Rainfall by region, low-season prices and which side to book.
April brings Thailand’s hottest weather and Songkran, the Thai New Year. Temperatures by region, what the festival does to prices, and which coast to choose before the monsoon turns.
March is dry and sunny on both coasts, but the first properly hot month inland. Temperatures by region, falling prices, thinner crowds and where to go to stay cool.
February keeps January’s dry, sunny weather with slightly smaller crowds, and adds Chinese New Year and the Chiang Mai Flower Festival. Temperatures by region, costs and what to do.
January is one of the best months to travel in Thailand: cool, dry and sunny, with both coasts in season. Here are the temperatures by region, what it costs, how busy it gets and what to do.
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