Thailand
2 cities
TTDI covers 2 Thailand cities: Bangkok and Pattaya. Every city page answers the canonical traveler questions (best time to visit, daily costs, where to stay) composed from the TTDI database.
January, February, November, and December are the good-band months across TTDI's covered Thailand cities (TTDI Best-Months Heat Map 2026). Full heat map →
TTDI covers 1 city in Thailand. Bangkok holds all 44 published guides and answers. That makes the country page a Bangkok page for now. Those 44 entries draw from TTDI's own verified records, including station-derived climate normals for the capital. The coverage tilts toward the questions travelers tend to ask about Bangkok, from seasonal timing to trip planning.
Open Bangkok first. The 44-page count means most planning angles for the capital are already addressed. April reaches an average high of 34°C with 13 rain days in Bangkok's measured record. September sits at 31°C but brings 28 rain days. Bangkok's temperature barely shifts between those two months. September's 28 rain days mean afternoon downpours on most days of the month, while April's 13 rain days leave more room for dry stretches. If you want to sidestep daily rain, plan around April, even at 34°C.
Bangkok's measured spread runs from an April high of 34°C with 13 rain days to a September high of 31°C with 28 rain days, so the real seasonal swing in Thailand is rain, not temperature.
