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Ayutthaya monthly weather and climate

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Ayutthaya · Central Thailand · near Bangkok

For exploring Ayutthaya's temples and ruins on foot, the cooler mornings of the November–February dry season are a good option. April brings intense heat, while high water in the Chao Phraya River can cause flooding in September and October. Flood risk can remain after rainfall decreases because the river may still be high.

Monthly rainfall comparisonmm · historical climate averages
4 mmJan10 mmFeb50 mmMar101 mmApr211 mmMay182 mmJun228 mmJul302 mmAug330 mmSep162 mmOct19 mmNov3 mmDec

When are the dry and rainy seasons?

Best time to visit
Nov–Feb
Dry season
Nov–Feb
Rainy season
May–Oct
Hottest month
Apr (37°C)
Wettest month
Sep (330 mm)

Monthly weather and climate

Compare hotter and wetter months in the table below. These are historical climate averages: they are not a forecast for your travel dates and do not tell you whether swimming will be possible.

MonthTravel ratingTemperatureRainfallRainy daysHumiditySunshineSea conditions
January++ Very good21~34°C4 mm4 d65%9 hNot applicable
February++ Very good23~35°C10 mm1 d63%10 hNot applicable
March++ Very good24~36°C50 mm6 d62%9 hNot applicable
April+ Good25~37°C101 mm9 d63%10 hNot applicable
May- Not recommended25~35°C211 mm14 d70%11 hNot applicable
June± Average25~34°C182 mm14 d74%10 hNot applicable
July- Not recommended25~33°C228 mm18 d75%8 hNot applicable
August- Not recommended25~33°C302 mm17 d77%7 hNot applicable
September- Not recommended25~33°C330 mm18 d80%7 hNot applicable
October- Not recommended24~33°C162 mm20 d78%7 hNot applicable
November++ Very good23~33°C19 mm8 d70%7 hNot applicable
December++ Very good21~32°C3 mm2 d65%7 hNot applicable
Monthly details
MonthWeather and travel advice
JanuaryDry, pleasant weather brings cool mornings suited to visiting temples.
FebruaryTemperatures rise, but conditions remain dry and comfortable for exploring on foot.
MarchMarch temperatures range from 24 to 36°C, with 50 mm of rainfall.
AprilThe strongest heat coincides with Songkran. Exploring the ruins can feel particularly hot.
MayThe rainy season begins with heavy rain. The landscape around the temples turns green.
JuneThis is a rainy period, with intense heat continuing between showers.
JulyHumid weather brings frequent showers. Lush greenery surrounds the ruins.
AugustHumidity is high. Heavy rain can cause flooding in some areas.
SeptemberThis is the wettest month. Water levels in the Chao Phraya River can also rise substantially.
OctoberEven as rain decreases, the river can remain high. A risk of flooding persists.
NovemberWeather becomes more pleasant during the transition to the dry season.
DecemberDry, cool conditions make this a good month for visiting temples.
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