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Hi
I am planning a trip to southeast asia. Its my first time and after 3 years of lawschool and studying for the bar this will be my BIG vacation. i am looking forward to enjoy a nice vacation. I would love to visit Thailand. I plan to do the main attractions but I would also love to relax a few days at a Beach. I know its the rainy season but after reading a few blogs I feel I can be lucky and get some good weather. What beaches do you recommend? If you think I run a risk of having bad weather, do you recommend any other beaches?
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#1 Posted: 26/1/2012 - 22:12
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Its not rainy season on the east coast....Koh Tao and Koh Phangnan....
#2 Posted: 26/1/2012 - 23:32
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Also Koh Samui and Ang Thong Marine Park... You'll find plenty of good weather, don't fret.
#3 Posted: 27/1/2012 - 01:09
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Thank you for the responses. Do you recommend chiang Mai in August?
#4 Posted: 27/1/2012 - 08:09
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I can recommend Chiang Mai any time of year, but you never know when the big rains will hit until you're there. Rainy season runs roughly June-October but sometimes August is pretty good, a bit cloudy but not to hot either like in March/April it's usually stinking hot. There are often more thunderstorms and unsettled weather in June and October at the start/end of wet season and more settle in the middle. July and August are surprisingly two of the busiest tourist months in CM.
#5 Posted: 27/1/2012 - 08:41
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I've been to Koh Mak, Koh Tao and Koh Phangnan (bottle beach was very nice) in July and were excellent. No rain what so ever.
#6 Posted: 27/1/2012 - 09:42
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