Thailand’s 10 Places to Visit during Rainy Season
Thailand is one of the top tourist destinations, best known for its wide range of sightseeing, including beautiful beaches, scenic mountains, temples and historic sites. Here are top 10 tourist attractions you can put on your list for this rainy season.
1. Koh Tao, A Dream Island of Surat Thani
One time at Koh Tao is not enough. Visit a 2-kilometer beach at Sai Ree beach. Walk along Chalok Ban Kao beach, a beautiful 500-meter beach, and much more such as Laem Thian Beach, Luek Ao, Ma Muang Ao. Make sure you don’t miss Nang Yuan Island, a group of three small islands. You might see killer whale or whale shark there too.
2. Pang Sida National Park, Sa Kaeo
Pang Sida National Park is a part of the World’s Heritage “Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest Complex”, praised by butterfly watchers as the butterfly land of the east forest. Witness the beauty of over 400 species of butterflies. The national park is located at Tha Yaek, Sa Kaeo.
3. 198-Acre Terrace Farming at Baan Nam Chuang, Pisanulok
Witness the distinctive green terraces during this rainy season. Magnificent golden terraces are to be seen in the next 3 months. Explore Hmong culture and plant Hmong jasmine rice at a 198-acre farm at Baan Nam Chuang.
4. Huai Luang Waterfall, Ubon Ratchathani
Don’t miss Huai Luang waterfall, located in Phu Chong Na Yoi National Park, Ubon Ratchathani. This waterfall is called “Bak Thew Waterfall” by the locals. Enjoy the spectacular view of this 40-meter high waterfall.
5. Pha Men-Khao Pok Viewpoint, Prachin Buri
Pha Men-Khao Pok Viewpoint is soon to be another unseen tourist attraction. The viewpoint is located in Tab Laan National Park in Prachin Buri. It used to be a bald mountain before the reforestation. Many wildlife, including elephants, wild ox, and tigers have returned their habitats. Two tigers’ footprints and peacocks were also found at the viewpoint.
6. Sea Fog at Pha Rak Saladdai, Nakorn Ratchasima
Visit Pha Rak Saladdai for an unusual sea fog occurred in rainy season. No need to wait until the winter. Grab your camera and visit Pha Rak Saladdai located in Tab Laan National Park.
7. Dok Kra Jiao Field, Chaiyaphum
Witness a picturesque view at Dok Kra Jiao Field year at Pa Hin Ngam National Park and Sai Thong National Park, both located in Chaiyaphum. Dok Kra Jiao flower blooming only once a year will fascinate you with its beauty.
8. Choui Fong Tea Plantation, Chiang Rai
The late rainy season is the best time to visit Choui Fong Tea Plantation in the north of Thailand. Enjoy a peaceful view of the terrace with mountains in the background. Make time to stop at Choui Fong Tea-Cafe’ for yummy bakery and drinks.
9. Wang Sai Thong Waterfall, Satun
Explore a new experience at Wang Sai Thong Waterfall, located in Khao Banthat Wildlife Sanctuary in Satun. This limestone waterfall has 6 levels, with 8 meter height in the 6th floor. The waterfall is open to visit all year round and also a home to the Maniq people.
10. Hub Kao Wong Reservoir, Suphan Buri
Also known as “Pang Oung Suphan Buri”, the reservoir is surrounded by nature. It is a true ecological tourist attraction since the absence electricity supply, which requires you to use oil lantern instead. Spend a night in a floating house or a tent. No food, no alcohol, no telephone network available there. A real hideaway for those long for a peaceful night amid nature.
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