Thailand Weather in March

Going to the beach is a good choice for people traveling to Thailand in March because there are less tourists. Located in the east of Thailand, Ko Samet is a beautiful heaven on earth attracting foreigners and locals. People can enjoy the slow pace of life as much as they want. Besides, they can also choose all kinds of diving activities and water sports.

You should also not miss its capital, Bangkok. In the morning, you can take an excursion to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. It is the only market that still maintains the past style of water market in Thailand. It has a history of more than 100 years, and many movies have been filmed here. The market generally lasts from early morning until around 2 pm, and the period from 7am to 8am is the peak period. Later, you can head back to downtown to visit some cultural relics, like the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew. These magnificent buildings fully demonstrate the great artistic creativity and wisdom of the Thai people. As the sky darkens, a cruise over Chao Phraya River is a good way to appreciate beautiful night scene of the city. This river is known as the “Venice of the East” and the “mother of all rivers” in Thailand. Flowing through Bangkok, it plays a very important role in the transportation of the city and the life of the shore residents.

Tip: The air condition of southern and eastern areas is better than northern districts because farmers there burn back their fields to prepare for the next planting season. People may need to make a detailed plan in advance.