What's the Weather like in Bangkok in February?
The weather in Bangkok in February is hot and humid which makes it a favourite winter sun destination for people in colder climates at the same time of year.
Sunshine Hours In Bangkok
The sun shines for at least eight hours per day and there's not much rainfall with February normally bringing around 10mm of rainfall over an average of two days.
How Hot Is Bangkok In February?
The daily average temperature for Bangkok in February is generally around 28°C, with highs of 33°C and lows of 23°C so it's very warm compared to other parts of the world, in February.
Is Bankok Humid In February?
The average sea temperature is normally around 28°C, which is delightfully warm. Humidity tends to be around 69%.
Bangkok Hotels in February
Oriental Residence
Oriental Residence won the TripAdvisor's Travellers Choice 2015 award for luxury, and no guest will be left wondering why. Offering stunning views, attentive staff and luxurious attention to detail, any guest in the 145-room hotel will want to stay far longer than their booked stay. Reside in a one, two or three bedroom suite. Alternatively, the Grand Deluxe combines elegance and casual style to provide the pinnacle of hotel comfort, complete with a fully-equipped kitchen, hardwood and marble flooring, a marble bathroom and in-residence dining. The hotel boasts a swimming pool, fitness centre and fine dining for the ultimate relaxing stay.
Bars and Restaurants
Eat Me
For international cuisine in Bangkok, head to Eat Me. One of the best restaurants in the city boasts tasty dishes, alongside refreshing cocktails and a casual but refined atmosphere. Open from the afternoon to late in the evening, sample a bite to eat before heading out on the town, or end your evening here with a few delicious beverages, such as a fine wine.
Jay Fai
Alternatively, for traditional Thai food, head to Jay Fai. Despite the simple décor, this restaurant serves exquisite fresh seafood, noodles and Thai herbs. Open until late in the evening, it's the ideal place for a quiet dinner or supper.
Things to do in Bangkok in February
Bangkok has many things to offer tourists visiting the area. Many prefer to visit at this time of year as it's slightly cooler than summer and there is less rainfall.
Khao Yai National Park
One place well worth a visit is Khao Yai National Park. Why not take a guided tour to make it a day to remember. Situated northeast of the city, the national park boasts five vegetation zones and a beautiful monsoon forest. With over 150 species of animals and 200 wild elephants, it's the most visited park in Thailand.
During your trip you'll be able to taste exotic fruits, travel through rice fields, and be on the lookout for tigers and leopards. Your journey to the park will allow you to visit a fruit market, before stopping off at a local farm where you'll learn how to cook traditional Thai food, before sampling dinner. Follow your guide as you travel across a bridge to the Haew Narok Waterfall. Make sure you capture lots of photographs as this truly is a once in a lifetime experience!
Dates to note
February is a very busy month for the city. For the duration of the month, there is the King Rama II Memorial Fair, which honours Thai Pot Rama II and features competitions and exhibitions. In the middle of the month, there is the Bangkok Film Festival, which is the country's largest event of this kind, and hordes of international filmmakers arrive in the city to exhibit their films. Mid-February also sees Makabucha Day, a national holiday where a number of religious activities take place, and Lord Buddha is celebrated with incense sticks and candlelit processions.
Nearer the end of the month is the Nakhon Pathom Food and Fruit Fair, where visitors can enjoy various local Thai produce and cuisine from the numerous stalls. Finally, the Phra Nakhton Khiri Fair takes place in late February and lasts for nine days. It is held in the town of Phra Nakhon Khiri, very close to the city of Bangkok.
