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I say, if this is the only time of year you can come, it's fine. 👍 It's not as sunny as April or as blue-skied with chilly breezes as in December, but the upside is fewer crowds. 😊 It never rains nonstop in Thailand, especially outside the peak season of September and October. 🌦 Just bring an umbrella or rain jacket from 7-Eleven and continue traveling as normal. 🏝 Also, listen to the boat companies-if they say it's too risky to go island hopping, don't go. 🚤
As far as weather goes, it really depends on your luck, unfortunately 🤷♀. I'm in Bangkok and can report real-time conditions for you. It rained heavily only once last week, with a bit of a sprinkle once or twice 🌧. Yesterday was gloomy with dark clouds ☁, but no rain. Today, it's blue skies and super sunny 🌞. July isn't the peak of the rainy season yet, so it's not likely to rain every day unless a storm hits. For Krabi, the weather will be similar to Bangkok, but since it's a beach city, expect it to be less predictable with more abrupt changes 🌦. From my experience, trust the boat companies and talk to more than one to see if they have any cautions about going out to sea that day. If a storm hits while you're in the middle of the sea, it can be very scary 🌊. Check TikTok for recent videos on Phi Phi weather or storms-some show how quickly conditions can change. Personally, I wouldn't risk being out at sea during a storm again.
It's hard to tell when you're on an island, I guess. But according to a local (Phuket), if you saw the news on June 30th, there was severe flooding in Phuket. ‼️However, there are two important points from someone on the ground (try searching TikTok for Phuket weather, maybe use google translate to Thai language): 1. The flooding didn't impact Patong Beach. The Patong area remained dry. (So even during flooding, it's not the entire island.) 2. By July 1st, the sky was blue and clear, and everyone was enjoying their day out. 🤷🏻♀️ So, keep your fingers crossed! I hope you'll get to see some blue skies during your trip. You never know-it's hard to predict the weather near the coast, beach, or island.
@@thailandvsglobe I’m planning to go to Thailand this end of September. I’m planning to go to Flower park in Khao Yai. Do you think it’s worth since it’s rainy season?
I’m not sure about the blossoms time for the park/farm that you are going to visit it, you probably have to check their Facebook page for an up-to-date/real time information. But personally, I love going to Khoa Yai during the rainy season because it’s so lush green, and it’s like a misty town after the rain, I love the vibe.
June is peak low season, not many tourists and not everything open with the beaches suffering from potentially dangerous waves. It will pour rain heavily, then the rain stops. The heavy rain cleans out the drains and can pollute the seas a bit, that said l enjoyed it when i went to Karon in June and this year i went in May and will also visit in September. I prefer these times as you avoid the peak season and prices are lower.
If you love nature, you will love Chiang Rai. It's a lot quieter than Chiang Mai, and I love it there. One of our favorite places in Chiang Rai is Doi Chang-check it out and spend a night there if you love staying close to nature with a village vibe and tons of cafes with stunning views.
i am planning to visit Phuket in starting week of August. How the crowd is in August ? We dont want to be only people around the Patong? one mor question is there a possibility to not attend the activities due to weather conditions
I don't think Phuket has ever really be that quiet (except in 2020-2021 of course), to be honest. You won't be the only person in Patong, rain or shine. People say it's "overly touristy" for that reason. Regarding activities, many islands in the Andaman Sea (the beautiful ones that are national parks) are mostly closed during that month. But on the Thai Gulf coast, you can still enjoy island hopping on that side.
Very informative video. Good work. I am also planning to visit Thailand and Malaysia next week on a family trip. If you know, can you please provide a brief idea about whether it is recommended to visit Malaysia in June or not? Waiting for your reply. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your comment. I'm not an expert in Malaysia travel, but I have been to KL and Cameron Highlands many times. I got to say it depends on where you're going - maybe check out some of these websites www.selectiveasia.com/malaysia-holidays/weather/june because it can be quite different from one city to another. By the way, it hasn't been raining for almost 5 days in a row now here in Bangkok, I think there's a chance you'll stay pretty dry here in Thailand :) It hasn't been raining as much as expected this year.
Unfortunately yes :( But rain in Thailand will be stop at some point during the day (like in an hour or two) not all day long like in some other parts of the world.
