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share your experience!!! We want to go to Thailand in July. all tour operators dissuade, they say it rains there all day long. this is true?
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Rain in Thailand is not torrential and long rains, I think you can go. You can go to this country at any time. We were in November and we were also told that now is the rainy season ........ For all the time there was 1 rain, really a wall, but it lasted for about 10 minutes and that's it. In the rainy season, which is good, there is no direct sun, but everything is hung with clouds, that is, do not burn. Have a good trip.
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answered 17 years ago
Even if it rains, it is short and warm. After that, the sun will immediately come out and it will be as if nothing had happened. Don't be afraid of the rain, go boldly!!
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answered 17 years ago
Operators don't respond. Operators need to fill flights. So figure out who's talking you out. Objectively, the demand for Thailand in the summer is less. But the main reason is not the rain. Firstly, Thailand is good in the winter, so there are fewer alternatives to a warm holiday. Secondly, flying far and expensive and not getting the most positive impressions at the same time - not everyone thinks this is right. You don’t need to be afraid, but you also treat the rest as if it were the last time - a mistake
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answered 17 years ago
Good time to visit Thailand! :)
OCTOBER-MAY: PHUKET, KRABI, LANTA, PHANGA (ANDAMAN SEA) and Koh Chang (exception)
MARCH-SEPTEMBER: SAMUI, PHANGAN, TAO (Gulf of Siam)(
...PLUS PATTAYA ALL YEAR ROUND! :)
OCTOBER-MAY: PHUKET, KRABI, LANTA, PHANGA (ANDAMAN SEA) and Koh Chang (exception)
MARCH-SEPTEMBER: SAMUI, PHANGAN, TAO (Gulf of Siam)(
...PLUS PATTAYA ALL YEAR ROUND! :)
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answered 17 years ago
I went to Tai in February, when it shouldn't rain, but it rained almost every day and I got a terrible cold. In July, everything can be the other way around. I love Tai always
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answered 17 years ago
I was in Thailand in the season (February) and in the rainy season (early October). Almost no difference. Unless the sea is warmer in February. And since these are humid subtropics, so count on it. All this applies to Pattaya. I don't know about the islands. In general, we rested in many places, but Siam is something.
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answered 17 years ago
it’s not even about the rain, but about the ebb. During the day the sea will leave and become shallow, and at night the tide will rise. And the rains there are very short and bring relief in the heat. In my opinion, Thai loses its charm due to the huge number of tourists from Moscow (and they know how to behave "properly" everywhere. So try not to be like them, wherever you are). Now it's not clear whether this is Thai or Crimea. And this is a real problem.
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answered 17 years ago
The rains will not disappoint you, the main thing is to approach the rest with a positive attitude and not pick out the flaws, if you wish, you can always find them. Good luck)
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answered 17 years ago
All the statements are correct - it doesn’t rain much there! We fly there periodically, but to the islands. Here only Mr. "dreiw" spreads lies about tourists from Moscow! , drooling in the port ... So "pigs even live in Africa"! Elementary-look for decent hotels, not viper houses where "dreiw" lives - I unfortunately also encountered such people in Tae!
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answered 17 years ago
GO, DO NOT BE AFRAID. YOU WILL LOVE THE RAIN. IN ADDITION - IT IS NOT SO HOT AND IN CLOUD WEATHER IN TAI IT IS COMFORTABLE AND PLEASANT. SHOWERS (20-50 MIN) CAN BE SILENT
IN CAFE, MASSAGE OR SHOPS. THEY ARE THERE AT EVERY STEP. THEIR SHOWERS - WITH THUNDER, LIGHTNING (LIKE OUR MAY)
IN CAFE, MASSAGE OR SHOPS. THEY ARE THERE AT EVERY STEP. THEIR SHOWERS - WITH THUNDER, LIGHTNING (LIKE OUR MAY)
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answered 17 years ago