Not sure where to go to Thailand in November? Please note that prices for tours at this time begin to rise, so it is advisable to book tickets in advance.
By November, the rainy season finally ends, so almost any part of Thailand is suitable for recreation, although it can still be quite rainy at this time in the southeast of the country. In November Thailand, the air warms up to + 30-32 degrees during the day, and the water - up to + 27˚C. In the evenings, tourists enjoy pleasant temperatures (+ 25-27˚C).
Learn more about the weather in the resorts of Thailand in November.
Where can you go on vacation in Thailand in November?
The most popular are the resorts of the northern and central regions, while the island of Koh Samui is not the best time for a vacation in November. This is due to the stormy sea and heavy downpours, often accompanied by thunderstorms that can cause flooding.
The end of autumn is suitable not only for a beach holiday (pay attention to the sandy Bang Saen beach in Chonburi province: it is famous for its gentle entry into the water; sun loungers with umbrellas and restaurants serving Thai seafood dishes are located along the coastline), but also for participation on holidays, visiting national parks and other attractions, for example:
- Erawan waterfall: consists of 7 cascades; total height - more than 800 m; the first two cascades act as weekend locations; those who reach the seventh cascade by bamboo ladders will be able to stand on the platform designed to observe the waterfall,
- Khut Khut Park - here you will be able to meet rare water birds, as well as walk along the coast or ride on Songkhla Lake on a rented boat,
- boat races and participation in the celebration of the elephant festival in Surin: those present will see the mass feeding of elephants, their procession through the streets of the city, as well as complex tricks performed by elephants as part of the main show
- participation in the Phimai festival: spectators will be waiting for numerous competitions, delicious food and spectacular performances.
Bangkok
November Bangkok pleases tourists with 30-degree warmth. This month it is worth:
- visit the Chao Phraya River Embankment - the procession of the Royal Barges is held here,
- explore the Royal Palace - throne rooms, government offices, the royal library and other buildings; the palace galleries are decorated with bright frescoes - they depict almost 150 episodes from the life of Rama I; it is worth noting that the entrance to the territory is available only to those who are dressed in closed clothes,
- Fort Mahakan - was built at the intersection of 3 canals; the main part of the fort is the octagonal tower,
- Loha Prasat Temple - is a 4-storey metal structure; the decoration is 37 spiers; from the top you will be able to admire the Old Town,
- Temple of the Reclining Buddha: a 46-meter statue of Buddha, the feet of which are adorned with over 100 mother-of-pearl ornaments; on the territory of the temple there are 95 stupas and a gallery, where 400 statues of Buddha are installed,
- a house in the shape of a robot - you will find it on South Sathorn Road,
- Lumpini Park - at the entrance, visitors will see a statue of King Rama VI; The park has jogging and bike paths, exercise and equipment areas, tennis courts, two lakes, a public library and a palm garden.
Chiang Mai
In November Chiang Mai, there is practically no precipitation (about 6 rainy days per month), and the air warms up to + 24-28˚C, so tourists are advised to visit:
- Chiang Mai Zoo (approximately 10,000 animals live there, in particular pandas; animals become participants in the show every day);
- a Sunday market in the city center (here they sell clothes and handicrafts; food shops are open for those who are hungry);
- Wat Chiang Mai temple (the main shrines of the temple are the figures of Buddha, one of which, as the beliefs say, is capable of causing rain, and the other - to protect against natural disasters);
- National Museum (at the entrance, guests are greeted by a monument to the 3 kings; in the museum you will be able to admire paintings, antique bronze and gold jewelry and other exhibits).
Those interested can go on an excursion to the Doi Inthanon National Park, where they will be offered to admire the waterfalls and pagodas, as well as climb Mount Doi Inthadon.
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Mae Hong Son
In November, when the dry and cool season comes into its own, in Mae Hong Son the air can warm up to + 28˚C during the day, and cool down to + 15-19˚C at night. The last autumn month is worth dedicating to:
- visiting the temple of Wat Chong Klang - carved elements are used in the decor; the temple collection includes over 30 wooden statues, as well as stained glass windows and paintings of people and animals,
- visiting the temple of Wat Chong Kham - decorated with skillful wood carvings and decorative elements from metal plates; in the central building you can see Buddha statues and old Burmese carved dolls,
- visiting Mount Doi Kongmu - there is a temple at the top and stone lions are installed; from observation points you will be able to admire the picturesque views of the city and its surroundings.
