Thailand Weather in March

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In March, summer comes in Thailand and brings hot and dry weather there. The temperature goes to 23-35℃(73.4-95℉) on average. There is not much precipitation with the rainfall of 37mm and rainy days about 4 days. The UV index is still so high at about 12. Sun protection is the first thing to consider if you visit Thailand in March. 
 

 Coolest city of Thailand in January: Chiang Rai 16-34℃ (60.8-93.2℉)

 Hottest city of Thailand in January: Tak 24-38℃ (75.2-100.4℉)
 

Due to the high temperature, if you would like to tour Thailand in March, 2025, you wear some breathable clothes, like cotton short sleeves, flax T-shirts, shorts, mini-skirts and so on. As for the high UV index, you can wear UV-proof clothes or use a sunshade. Moreover, sandals or beach shoes are the best for walking in the market in Thailand. And the comfort and lightweight sneakers are better for visiting the temples and mountains.

      

March is a shoulder season in Thailand. Even traveling to the most popular destinations like Bangkok, the top attractions are not so crowded and the hotels and restaurants are less expensive. Firstly, you should visit the temples gathering Thai unique Buddhism culture and architectural style, like the Wat Phra Kaew located at the northeast of the Grand Palace, the Wat Pho temple with a long history and at a big scale, and the Wat Arun having five landmark pagodas. Then all kinds of markets showing the daily life of Bangkok citizens must not be missed. You can enjoy fresh sea foods, tropical fruits and handicrafts on a boat at Amphawa Floating Market, special exciting railway-side market at Maeklong Railway Market, and lady-boy shows, Muay Thai shows and Thai massage at Asiatique the Riverfront night fair.
 

Visiting northern area of Thailand in summer such as Chiang Rai is a smart way to feel the Thai culture. Chiang Rai as the northernmost province, located at the highland of an altitude of 580m (1,903 feet), is cooler than middle and southern areas of Thailand. Close to the Golden Triangle and the mountainous zone, Chiang Rai is a base for adventuring to the remote tribes and hiking in the tropical forests. What’s more, the three distinctive attractions with traditional northern Thai temple characteristics: Wat Rong Khun, Wat Rong Ten and Baan Dam Museum are worthy to go. Then, you can experience the farm-like park with tea plantations, tropical orchards, garden and zoo in Singha Park.
 

The weather in Thailand in March is scorching hot in the daytime. Thus it is better to tour around in the early morning, late afternoon and night. If you choose city walk, drink water or typical heat-relieving summer drinks like watermelon juice frequently to avoid heatstroke.