Chiang Mai Weather in July

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Season: Rainy Season

It rains frequently in July of Chiang Mai, accumulating to a total monthly rainfall of 156mm. From another perspective, around 18 days in the month have rain. But every coin has two sides. The rain makes Chiang Mai weather in July not so hot, especially the time after the rain. Generally, the temperature changes between 24-32℃ (75-90℉). Another distinctive feature of the rainfall is that it usually does not drop for long. 

It is the low travel season in Chiang Mai, so the expenses of the trip in July is lower than in the peak season. 
 

Averages for Chiang Mai Weather in July

Temperature: 28°C / 82°F
High Temperature: 32°C / 90°F
Low Temperature: 24°C / 75°F
Humidity: 77%
Rainfall: 156mm
Rainy Days : 18 days
Sunrise: 05:51 ~ 06:01
Sunset: 19:00 ~ 19:05

What to Wear in Chiang Mai in July

You’d better prepare summer clothes for a visit to Chiang Mai in July, like short-sleeve t-shirt and shorts; and those made of cotton, silk and linen are the best. Also prepare some long-sleeve shirt and long light pants for visiting temples. Due to the frequent rainfall, raingear like an umbrella or a raincoat is needed. A parasol or sunhat is also necessary on sunny days. 
Chiang Mai Clothes in July July Wear in Chiang Mai
 

Top Things to Do in Chiang Mai in July

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On rainy days, indoor sites are the best places to visit, like Chiang Mai National Museum housing previous relics from Lannan period (1292- 1892) and 3D Art Museum displaying interesting 3D paintings. Or, you may enjoy a Thai spa or boxing show. Fortunately, the rain often stops within hours and after raining, sky is clearer, trees are greener, and flowers are more beautiful, when it’s great time to appreciate natural scenery in the mountains. Doi Inthanon National Park is the highest peak in Thailand and worth visiting. Mae Ya Waterfall and Phra Mahathat Napha Methanidon are highlights there. Since there are lots to see on the mountain, you’d better go there early the day after raining for a thorough visit. As for short-time downtown sightseeing after raining, Chiang Mai Old Town and Chiang Mai University are recommended. 
- Last updated on Mar. 06, 2023 by Brenda Lian -