Thailand in march: average Weather, Temperature and Climate, Where to go?

Remember:
The climate in Thailand in march is good across the board.

March announces the hottest period of the year in Thailand. The weather throughout March in Thailand predicts an increase in temperatures, rains and humidity. Tourists can head towards the islands of southern Thailand (Koh Lanta, Koh Tao, Phuket, etc.) where the sea will relieve them of the heat and where a milder climate awaits them throughout March in this part of Thailand.

Bangkok and Central Thailand in March

In Bangkok throughout March, the thermometer continues to climb. Rainfalls are rare. Expected temperatures are of more than 33° C at any moment in Bangkok and Central Thailand. The heat can be overwhelming during the day, to the point where tourist visits become frankly unpleasant. Tip: if the heat displeases one, enter a 7 Eleven which are all well air conditioned!

East of Thailand (Isan) in March

Rains begin to hit eastern Thailand earlier than elsewhere. Far from the peak of the monsoon, do not be surprised if a little rain appears every three or four days in the month of March. At least the rain has the advantage of lowering the temperatures! If desiring to finish the journey in the East with a little rest on an island, favor the island of Koh Samet where there is still little rain in March and that is located about halfway between Bangkok and Koh Chang.

Northern Thailand in March

In northern Thailand throughout March, daytime temperatures can reach more than 35° C. The most problematic may be the fog caused by voluntary wildfires in view of the new planting season. This widespread tradition creates a terrible mist that can not only prick the eyes but also cause respiratory problems. This may spoil the experience in northern Thailand. For this reason, if possible, one is better to avoid this area in March (and April, for that matter). Finally, March is a rather dry month (very little rain), which makes this haze even worse.

Northeast Thailand in March

As the extreme north of Thailand, northeast Thailand in March sees a heavy mist caused by farmers burning their fields. This practice is less present than in the north, but it still exists in the northeast. Temperatures continue to rise, up to 35° C and higher. The only real benefit of traveling in northeast in March is that it will be worse in April when it will get hotter and heavier!

Southeast Thailand in March

Compared to the east coast, the west coast of Thailand in March sees the weather getting warmer with a little more rain than on the southeast coast. However, this is reasonable with generally very little rain at this time of year. From Krabi to Koh Lanta and beyond, expect excellent weather conditions. The icing on the cake is that there are fewer people than throughout January or February in Phuket and on other islands. Maximum temperatures can reach 34° and minimum temperatures rarely fall below 23°. In short, perfect weather and tourist conditions combined!

Southwest of Thailand in March

The weather on the south coast and the Gulf Islands of Thailand is good throughout March. Temperatures are moderate (between 25° C and 30° C) and there may be some rain. Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao are thus excellent destinations in March