Thailand February Holidays

Creamy sands, forget-me-not blue seas and hot sunny weather, Thailand winter holidays are the stuff of dreams. The country’s islands provide the perfect pin-up beaches speckled with mega-resorts to barefoot boltholes and beach bars of all kinds from rustic shacks to swish establishments. The cuisine (reason enough to go) is just as inspiring with sizzling street food at every turn. But it’s not all about eating yourself silly – spa fans will appreciate the abundance of wellness retreats – one of Thailand’s trump cards. Away from the beach, seek refuge in the northern jungle where you can elephant trek and temple hop your way around Chiang Mai. If it's city slicking you’re after, Bankok is the place. Explore its exciting array of markets, hop in a colourful tuk tuk and delve into gleaming Buddhist temples.

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February in Thailand is the sweet spot between the hectic Christmas rush and the soggy monsoon season that hits in May. Its all-but-guaranteed gorgeous weather with steady warmth, calm seas and clear skies make it the perfect month to explore this extraordinary country. Temperatures and humidity are bearable for urban exploring at this time of year, so Bangkok is a great place to start on one of our Thailand February holidays. For a hint of green amid the concrete jungle, head to Lumphini Park for a sunset stroll. Or if culture is more your thing, venture to the sprawling Grand Palace, which is home to the sacred Temple of the Emerald Buddha or explore Wat Pho where you can spot the country’s largest reclining Buddha.


Thailand February holidays also coincide with one of the country’s most elaborate and exciting festivals – Chiang Mai Flower Festival – which celebrates flowers and oriental plants in Thailand. This vibrant three-day festival is centered around Buak Hat Park in Old Town Chiang Mai and is filled with intricate flower displays, sparkling musical parades and hundreds of people wearing an array of costumes in vivid hues. Soak up the hustle and bustle of this happy celebration, before heading to the mountainous grounds of Bhuping Palace or the Queen Sirikit Botanical Gardens to see traditional Thai flowers in full bloom.

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