Destination brief
Bangkok, Thailand
Travel Score
65
out of 100
In short
Worth going, with some care.
Explore
A balanced mix of sights, food and day trips.
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Weather forecast
Fair weather and steady: Tue Oct 27 and Wed Oct 28
Average weather score 59 out of 100, the best of 3 two- and three-day runs in the forecast.
Weather forecast only: air quality, events and safety are shown separately.
Every component and the reason behind it. The full formula is on the Method page.
Average daily weather score 46/100 over the next 3 days; biggest concern: 88% chance of rain on Oct 29.
US EPA index 2: Moderate.
No Level 3 or 4 advisory in our data (not a guarantee of safety).
Heavy rain forecast on Oct 29.
No listed events with confirmed dates in the next 14 days.
WeatherAPI
Tha Kham, Nakhon PathomStation: Ban Luk NguaUpdated 7:45 PM local time
28°C
Partly Cloudy
Feels like 32°High 33° · Low 26°
Rain now
12%
Rain today
61% chance
Humidity
76%
Wind
8 km/h NNE
Visibility
Festival calendar
Nothing on right now
No listed festivals or events are happening today.
Loy Krathong
ReligiousThailand · Nationwide
Nov 2026Approx.
The festival of floating lanterns and krathong on the full-moon night of the twelfth lunar month, in November.
Christmas Day
ReligiousWorldwide
Dec 25, 2026In 59 days
Global celebration marking the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrated with feasts, gift-giving, and decorations.
New Year's Day
National HolidayWorldwide
Jan 1, 2027In 66 days
Global celebrations to welcome the new year with joy and festivities.
Songkran
CulturalThailand · Nationwide
Apr 13–15, 2027In 168 days
Thailand's traditional new year, a three-day national holiday from 13 to 15 April, marked with the pouring and splashing of water.
Events marked “Approx.” are known by month, not a specific day. Exact dates are recorded for 2026; check locally before you plan around them.
US EPA index
2 / 6
ModerateAcceptable for most people. Unusually sensitive people may want to limit long outdoor exertion.
GeoNames (CC BY 4.0)
Power is what the wall supplies, not what a device needs: most phone and laptop chargers take 100 to 240 V, so you usually need only a plug adapter. Check the label on your device.
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