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What to wear in Bangkok by month

Climate normals and clothing capsules for Bangkok, month by month.

These are 2015–2024 climate normals (Open-Meteo archive), not a forecast. For actual trip dates, use the 7-day packing page.

How people dress in Bangkok

  • Highs reach 31–34 °C in every month, so loose, light, breathable clothing is essential all year.
  • The rainy season runs roughly from May to October, with rain on 20–26 days a month, so a compact umbrella and quick-drying shoes or sandals help.
  • The Grand Palace and temples such as Wat Pho require covered shoulders and knees, and shoes come off before entering temple halls.
  • Malls, BTS trains and cinemas are strongly air-conditioned, so a light long-sleeve layer is useful.
  • November to February is the driest stretch, but days remain hot, so summer clothing works year-round.

January

+22…+31 °C

Typical: +22…+31 °C. Rainy days expected: 4.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +23…+27 °C

February

+24…+32 °C

Typical: +24…+32 °C. Rainy days expected: 5.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +28…+32 °C

March

+26…+33 °C

Typical: +26…+33 °C. Rainy days expected: 8.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +28…+32 °C

April

+27…+34 °C

Typical: +27…+34 °C. Rainy days expected: 11.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • A waterproof shell
  • Waterproof shoes
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +28…+32 °C

May

+27…+34 °C

Typical: +27…+34 °C. Rainy days expected: 20.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • A waterproof shell
  • Waterproof shoes
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +28…+32 °C

June

+26…+33 °C

Typical: +26…+33 °C. Rainy days expected: 23.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • A waterproof shell
  • Waterproof shoes
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +28…+32 °C

July

+26…+32 °C

Typical: +26…+32 °C. Rainy days expected: 25.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • A waterproof shell
  • Waterproof shoes
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +28…+32 °C

August

+26…+32 °C

Typical: +26…+32 °C. Rainy days expected: 26.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • A waterproof shell
  • Waterproof shoes
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +28…+32 °C

September

+25…+31 °C

Typical: +25…+31 °C. Rainy days expected: 26.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • A waterproof shell
  • Waterproof shoes
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +28…+32 °C

October

+24…+31 °C

Typical: +24…+31 °C. Rainy days expected: 22.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • A waterproof shell
  • Waterproof shoes
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +28…+32 °C

November

+24…+31 °C

Typical: +24…+31 °C. Rainy days expected: 11.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • A waterproof shell
  • Waterproof shoes
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +28…+32 °C

December

+23…+31 °C

Typical: +23…+31 °C. Rainy days expected: 4.

  • Light, breathable clothes for warm afternoons
  • A compact umbrella
  • Sunglasses and sun protection

Outfit guide for +23…+27 °C

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