Bangkok Dagsutflykter

Bangkok in September allows you to experience fewer crowds, balmy temperatures, and exciting cultural events. The month is filled with exciting festivals, like the Mid-Autumn Festival. Other activities include learning how to make Bangkok’s must-eat dishes in a lively Thai cooking class, visiting landmarks without the crowds, and finishing the evening with a shopping spree and a heart-stopping show at Asiatique The Riverfront. Discover must-see historical landmarks and indoor activities for rainy days in this guide to Bangkok in September.

Bangkok’s rainy season means thinner crowds and shorter lines for popular attractions, including the Jim Thompson House. Take your time exploring the illustrious Grand Palace or the city’s bustling night markets, and check out live martial arts performances for something to do indoors. 

April in Bangkok is hot, vibrant, and full of energy. It’s the month when the city quite literally bursts to life thanks to Songkran, Thailand’s famous New Year celebration. Expect joyful chaos in the streets, cultural rituals at local temples, and more water fights than you’ve ever seen in your life.