Sara, I have been in Thailand for years now, yet I have never seen a store, that actually sells WELLINGTON BOOTS!! Would make perfect sense in the long wet seasons, and a great business for somebody, who has knowledge of what is now a huge fashion accessory in Europe, where the ‘goofy’ designs, patterns and colour, would also be accepted here, for sure! Nice vlog, 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great suggestions. If I may add one more, take a short 1 hour flight from Bangkok south to the islands of Koh Samui, Koh Tao or Koh Phangan for a few months if you have the ability to or are a digital nomad. Weather here has been mostly sunny. When it dies rain, it typically passes within 30 minutes.
@@Nishjagani You're hitting the end of the rainy season in Phuket/rest of Thailand and close to the beginning of the rainy season in Samui. The rainy season in Koh Samui is typically from the beginning of November to the beginning of January. Some years it has started early at the end of October. As for Phuket, the rainy season is typically from June to October. With that being said, when it does rain, it's usually for about 1 hour then cloudy or sunny afterwards. It's not often that it rains constantly on the islands for multiple days in a row. I personally enjoy the rainy season due to less tourists, cheaper prices and slightly cooler weather. Enjoy your trip!
@@WushuTaz thank you for your reply. Really appreciate your advice. We are 4 adults and 3 kids. Problem is kids, if not for them then we wudnt b worried but this sounds great news!! 👌 don't mind rain but hope it's don't keep us indoor as we would like to go island hoping. It won't deter us from going phi phi islands right? Also is Maya bay open now for tourist in October?
Again quite timely!! This is my first Monsoon season in Thailand and was just looking on line for suitable footwear and a ‘monsoon survival strategy’. 😅Thank you!!
In the Philippines, most carry umbrellas and use them for the sun as well as the rain. Sun can be very hot on your skin and the umbrella is good portable shade
I prefer cheap plastic sandals with Velcro straps, reason they come back up out of the water with your foot and don't float away, and less chance of tripping in them. Flip flops are way too slippery to wear on the Thai shop front Tiles. Additionally step slow and get a foot hold before next step just in case there happens to be a hole or broken pavement.
Oh I'm late to comment. But July is a little bit better. That's because September and October are the peak rainy season where rains are crazy strong. The closer you are to September the worse it gets. But not to worry sometimes it depends on your luck as well.
@@shubhamjaiswal167 I was veey lucky this July. My first time in Thailand. I noticed, the climate was very welcomming for foreigners like me that come from Denmark where the weather is usually arounf 17• celcius in July. This July in Bangkok and Chiang Mai was mostly cloudy or sunny. When rain came it usually lasted for 1-2 hours, and back to normal. So yes, it also comes down to your luck😊
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Nice useful tips. Now I can try to blend in so I don't look like a tourist in Thailand. 😉Investing in a pair of flip flops is way less expensive than buying snow/ice boots for winters in North America or Europe. Yes, the streets in Bangkok tends to flood during the monsoon season but the water often drains in a few hours, whereas fighting snow and ice covered streets and roads in North America and Europe can last for days or weeks. 🥶😱☹
"Rain only lasts a few hours and then the sunshine comes back" That is not my experience of rainy season in Thailand, at all. It's more like a myth that Thai people like to promote to foreigners. Maybe in June it's like that, but I was there in October for 3 weeks and there was sunshine for a few hours in the morning, then torrential rain ALL DAY, 98% of the days.
@MAGICMARS If you can, I'd say go in December or January. It's in the "cool" season, although cool is a relative term. It's still hot. It can still rain a little bit, but it's mostly sunny and dry.
@MAGICMARS September and October are usually the rainiest months of the rainy season. When I was there in October, the weather was like this: 2 to 3 hours of sunshine in the morning (on a good day!) then heavy rain the rest of the day! It was like that in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Koh Chang, Koh Kood. I will never go to Thailand again in September or October. Just December to May :)
Just wanted to ask are the visitors allowed go to the beach during the month of August while raining or it’s closed kindly update …If not allowed then big problem
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Wonderful video,and a lovely calming voice.
In Thailand right now. 5th visit. Never seen it so green. Rain is no big deal unless you choose to try to drive through flooded spots.
Been in Bangkok and Chiang Mai both in June and July and the weather was perfect. It only rain once in Chiang mai.
What do u think in june end this year? Do reply it'll help me alot! 🥂
@@MrBlabla-m5w i was in May + June in 2022 and it was raining like 12 from 30 days but rain was quick, intensive and that's all, then rest as usual :)
As a pluviophile, I DEFINITELY want to visit Thailand during the rainy season. Bring on the downpours!
When it start raining hard, immediately seek shelter in the nearest bar or massage shop.....
Forget that, I wanna be outside in the downpour!
Wow..Super nice reccomendations. Thank you so much.
Sara, I have been in Thailand for years now, yet I have never seen a store, that actually sells WELLINGTON BOOTS!! Would make perfect sense in the long wet seasons, and a great business for somebody, who has knowledge of what is now a huge fashion accessory in Europe, where the ‘goofy’ designs, patterns and colour, would also be accepted here, for sure! Nice vlog, 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Very informative. Thank you Sara! 🇹🇭
Our pleasure, Monchai!
Great suggestions. If I may add one more, take a short 1 hour flight from Bangkok south to the islands of Koh Samui, Koh Tao or Koh Phangan for a few months if you have the ability to or are a digital nomad. Weather here has been mostly sunny. When it dies rain, it typically passes within 30 minutes.
That's a great suggestion 🙏 thank you Bryan
@@WushuTaz can you tell how's it's raining in oct first 2 weeks in koh samui and phuket im travelling from 8 to 13 oct
@@Nishjagani You're hitting the end of the rainy season in Phuket/rest of Thailand and close to the beginning of the rainy season in Samui. The rainy season in Koh Samui is typically from the beginning of November to the beginning of January. Some years it has started early at the end of October.
As for Phuket, the rainy season is typically from June to October.
With that being said, when it does rain, it's usually for about 1 hour then cloudy or sunny afterwards. It's not often that it rains constantly on the islands for multiple days in a row. I personally enjoy the rainy season due to less tourists, cheaper prices and slightly cooler weather. Enjoy your trip!
@@WushuTaz thank you for your reply. Really appreciate your advice. We are 4 adults and 3 kids. Problem is kids, if not for them then we wudnt b worried but this sounds great news!! 👌 don't mind rain but hope it's don't keep us indoor as we would like to go island hoping. It won't deter us from going phi phi islands right? Also is Maya bay open now for tourist in October?
Again quite timely!! This is my first Monsoon season in Thailand and was just looking on line for suitable footwear and a ‘monsoon survival strategy’. 😅Thank you!!
Glad we could help, Wilron
Thanks for the info Sara
In the Philippines, most carry umbrellas and use them for the sun as well as the rain. Sun can be very hot on your skin and the umbrella is good portable shade
Almost every Asian country does this
Cheers from equally very rainy Penang 🇲🇾
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No problem, Grey!
I prefer cheap plastic sandals with Velcro straps, reason they come back up out of the water with your foot and don't float away, and less chance of tripping in them. Flip flops are way too slippery to wear on the Thai shop front Tiles. Additionally step slow and get a foot hold before next step just in case there happens to be a hole or broken pavement.
Pls suggest me. July or august what would be better, i am planning to visit my wife this this year pls reply ???
I am travelling to Thailand in July. I think we will be just fine😆
@@Mahatravelz Which all location are you covering?
@@Mahatravelz i just bought my ticket and now i learned abaut mansoons&raining things. Should i afraid?
Oh I'm late to comment. But July is a little bit better. That's because September and October are the peak rainy season where rains are crazy strong. The closer you are to September the worse it gets. But not to worry sometimes it depends on your luck as well.
@@shubhamjaiswal167 I was veey lucky this July. My first time in Thailand. I noticed, the climate was very welcomming for foreigners like me that come from Denmark where the weather is usually arounf 17• celcius in July.
This July in Bangkok and Chiang Mai was mostly cloudy or sunny. When rain came it usually lasted for 1-2 hours, and back to normal.
So yes, it also comes down to your luck😊
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Nice video.
Thanks Joe
You could go Fishing at AC's Phuket Fishing Park... fish lov the om/off rainy weather...
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When it rains; grab a few beers. Sabai Sabai 🍺🍺
Beers on a rainy day 🍺🌧
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Anyone else notice the song 'Take me out to the ballgame' in this video? Baseball isn't played much there, right?
I totally noticed it. Wrong song is what I was thinking!
I was like is that the song I think it is?. Lol!.
The game of baseball is boring gay and pathetic.
What's with the "take me out to the ballgame" muzak?
Nice useful tips. Now I can try to blend in so I don't look like a tourist in Thailand. 😉Investing in a pair of flip flops is way less expensive than buying snow/ice boots for winters in North America or Europe. Yes, the streets in Bangkok tends to flood during the monsoon season but the water often drains in a few hours, whereas fighting snow and ice covered streets and roads in North America and Europe can last for days or weeks. 🥶😱☹
Glad the tips were helpful, Phillip!
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Oh dear 😂
"Rain only lasts a few hours and then the sunshine comes back"
That is not my experience of rainy season in Thailand, at all. It's more like a myth that Thai people like to promote to foreigners. Maybe in June it's like that, but I was there in October for 3 weeks and there was sunshine for a few hours in the morning, then torrential rain ALL DAY, 98% of the days.
@MAGICMARS If you can, I'd say go in December or January. It's in the "cool" season, although cool is a relative term. It's still hot. It can still rain a little bit, but it's mostly sunny and dry.
@MAGICMARS September and October are usually the rainiest months of the rainy season. When I was there in October, the weather was like this: 2 to 3 hours of sunshine in the morning (on a good day!) then heavy rain the rest of the day! It was like that in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Koh Chang, Koh Kood. I will never go to Thailand again in September or October. Just December to May :)
@@MVUK358 Hello...do you suggest to go in May 23-28 to krabi/phiphi? any suggestion about how bad it wilk fain asper your experience.
smart tips sara, but that muzak!! my goodness, twas like being stuck in an elevator for 8 minutes
Just wanted to ask are the visitors allowed go to the beach during the month of August while raining or it’s closed kindly update …If not allowed then big problem
I think the water in the streets isn't clean during a flood, so it's not healthy stay with naked foot without boots in there.
the dirty water will get into your shoes anyway so it's the same lol
this would be more appropriately titled, what to do in Bangkok during Bangkok's rainy season.
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Great tips all I needed to hear after I got wet 😀🤣 will surely remember them for the next ride 😜
the rainy season, it's no fun..
A lot would agree with your sentiment
Love the rainy 🌂⛈☔️🌧🌧⛈🌈 season in Thailand!
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May-October thats half a year. At this point its the countrys climate.
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Get drunk, chat with girls, watch the waters rise surprisingly fast.
Play cards 😢
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Cheers!
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Helpful for a good majority of visitors who tend to go to for the tourist areas in Thailand
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Tim, Jay, or Jet..? It's a tough one.. Jet would be the prettiest but he's the most masculine also.. so??