Thanks man! Indeed, people makes a bigger deal out of the rainy season than it really is.

Will it rain heavily during the start to mid of August

Glad you found it useful Laura! Enjoy your travels :)

@@Robert_Berg thank you! 😊

I was also worried about the weather and confused to come to Thailand in June or not to relax

I'm moving there too! Got a job line up there too. Cannot wait! Good luck with your move too!

Just checked your KZfaq channel out also. Subscribed. I see you review camera tech. I actually designed the PolarPro logo in 2015/16 if I remember correctly. Glad to see many people buying their amazing products! I was thinking of learning photography when I get to Bangkok also. So may need to watch your content for tips! Love the production quality of your videos too! Sub Earned!

Hello! Thank you for your comment!! Me and my Girlfriend would like to visit Koh Phangan in the last week of January: is it worth it? There will be a lot of rain? Thank you in advance for your help ☺

what about traveling to places like KohTao? i’m going in June and do you think it’s still safe to do the 9h boat ride? x

So how was the weather?

So how as the weather in August ?

Asking to a veteran😊.. 23-28 May Krabi/Phiphi..What you suggest?..thanks..

How will it be in krabi and Phuket in end of July month, travelling for 1st time. Expecting not to rain n ruin our trip

@@rashmihugar4355 Lots of rain. Good luck.

Planning Pattaya and Phuket next week. Wil there be rains. Pls advice

I am travelling in aug phi phi bangkok and pattaya, good time?

Are suggesting me to travel on November

yes, why not. @@sultanalsharari2547

How did it go?

I'm planning a holidays for this summer. Do you still recommend the west cost (Phuket) during August? I read it's very raining ad winding. Thk for the advice.

@@albertogrigolon6638Augusat will be fine. There will be rain, but rarely more than an hour or hour and a half. It will keep the temperature more pleasant too.

How about phuket and Krabi in early July?

@@mahavirjain1687 it's gamble atm.

@@misterlee2416 and what about September beginning

That clip is actually stock footage so I'm not quite sure where it was recorded. However, if you want to see rice fields during your trip, there's plenty of them in the northern regions of Thailand.

Glad you enjoyed! Funny you ask. I’m a filmmaker/ social media manager and I’m based in Stockholm, Sweden. I do most of my work remote (a lot of video editing) so I’ve definitely looked into working remote from Thailand before. Whenever I travel I tend to do so for longer periods of time, just my prefered way of traveling. I think it really depends on your lifestyle and where in Thailand you want to live and although I can’t give you an exact number, I could give you some rough estimates. It’s definitely cheaper to get a long term lease so if you plan to stay, let’s say for a year in Bangkok you could live a comfortable ”western” lifestyle on roughly $2K a month. It’s definitely doable on less but it depends how much you want to sacrifice (to live further from the city centre/ BTS, less dinners/ night outs etc.)

Thank you! Yes it was on-spot, in the streets of Phuket. Plenty to choose from when you just stroll around.

Let’s hope for the best bro 😄

Even in july ?

Same. Hope both of us have a memorable tour in Pattaya and Bangkok Safe journey

@@miniemochi8637 crossing my fingers. 🤞🏼

Did it rain a lot?

update please

@@jasperluague9765 went there for 7 days. It only rained 1 night and it was quick.

I’d say it’s definitely bearable, it’s just a little bit warmer than the peak season but at the same time its more humid so you will get more sweaty, that’s the drawback. You don’t think about it too much though if you spend your time by the pool or the beach because then you can always go for a swim. When you’re out and about, walking down the road, you can always go into a convenience store to cool off in the AC. From my experience, it was much more common with 1-2 hour rain showers rather than it raining for the entire day so it could switch from being rainy to full blown sunshine from one hour to another.

Yeah it always says rain even if it’s not raining most of the day lol.

@@Robert_Berg yes lol is like in these days here in North italy.. totally uncorrect. Btw nice video 🙏🏾 i have sooooo many ideas before to go to work in cold Norway

weather apps say 30-70% chance of rain every day even during January - April, i reckon i have seen rain maybe 3 times ever during this period and that was for 30 mins tops, don't trust the weather apps, Thai weather is different

November is one of the best months to visit Thailand, it’s considered high season. Mostly clear blue skies with some occasional short rain showers.

Did you end up going? How was it?

Humid and 30C

but feels like 40, so humid

me too i m travel in june hope weather is ok i really hate typhoon

Me tooo...hopefully

I’m still planing between April or end of June for 45 days I’m so worried as my 5 years boy will be with me in this trip

How was it? We want to go at the end of May/beginning of June this year.

Was the weather alright? @@pavneetbedi

That was around the time I went last year and I mean, I had a great time so go for it

Depends on which month of the rainy season you visit aswell as the island you intend on going to I’d say. The seasons vary widely from region to region and coast to coast. Some island tours might be closed during September as people have told you but it was open when I went in July.

I think it’s the old Ratchada Rot Fai Night Market, however, it closed a couple of years ago. There’s a new one called The One Ratchada that replaced it

@@Robert_Berg Thank you,eller tusen takk :D

I will also go there mid August 😢

Same story here

Hi Robert am also planning the same 7day visit in Thailand with the same mentioned places.. is it worth the visit that time as me and my friend will be going for his bachelor trip before wedding 😜

Yes

Yeah november is generally a great time to visit, it’s the start of the high season

Depends on where in Thailand you want to go and for how long. Personally I wouldn’t go for a shorter holiday because the weather is too unpredictable but if you actually plan on staying in Thailand for a couple of weeks, then yeah go for it

How was it 🎉

@@_JaneDoe000 so fun

​@@jonniesmdid it rain a lot ?

How was your time in august?

I was in Koh Samui in October, it never rained but very humid and 30C

Did you go in September ? How was it

It’s at the top of King Power Mahanakhon

If you're okay with some afternoon rain and a little bit more humidity, you'll be fine

Have you found a good answer for this?

@@ascott7414 Yes November December is best month to explore thailand beaches and cities

I booked the phi phi island tour for 1000 Baht without the entrance fee 2 weeks ago. But I booked it in Krabi.

@Eileen Jovanovic yeah that sounds about right. This guy is saying 1400 is a great price. He got duped

hot and sticky, late October the rains come

How was the weather?

Generally the month with the most rain, I would avoid if possible

I was there for parts of June and the whole of July and I thought it was just fine

As mentioned in the video its always a gamble but I went for half of June and the whole of July and the weather overall was just fine. Guess it depends on how long you plan on traveling for

It could be a hit or miss, Thailand weather is really unpredictable as mentioned in the video

@xyz gaming is it raining but? 😀

Talked about it in the video but it's generally the most rainy month in Thailand throughout the year.