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Thailand: Towards the end of the 60-day visa waiver?
Thailand in March: Public holidays to know
Thailand: Officially entered its hot season
Thailand: Koh Phangan’s Full Moon in March
Thailand - Events calendar: March 2025 in Thailand, Festivals and main events guides
Bangkok, Wat Arun - Temple of the Dawn
Wat Arun (Thai: วัดอรุณ), or the Temple of Dawn, is undoubtedly one of Bangkok’s must-see sites. Even if it is very popular with tourists, this Thai Buddhist mecca is well worth a visit.
Bangkok
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Koh Samet: Top Beaches and Best Hotels Guide
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Hua Hin, a guide to discovering the city
Located just under 200 km from the Thai capital, Hua Hin remains a seaside resort prized for its beaches, its heritage and above all its many entertainments.
Thailand in March 2025: Best Festivals & Events You Can't Miss
Koh Phangan's full moon festival: History, tips and dates for 2025
Thailand: Towards the end of the 60-day visa waiver?
The online debate on the 60-day visa waiver for tourists in Thailand is raging, due to recent incidents involving condos illegally rented to tourists. Tourist operators are proposing to adjust the duration of the visa to reflect the average length of stay. For the moment, this is just a debate, and the government points out that the country also offers various long-stay visas for ‘quality’ visitors. The question now is what exactly constitutes a quality visitor.
Thailand in March: Public holidays to know
March is one of the few months in Thailand without a public holiday. So no long weekends this month!
Thailand: Officially entered its hot season
Thailand has officially entered its hot summer season, which is expected to last until mid-May. The meteorological department has warned that temperatures will gradually rise, with some regions at risk of scorching conditions.
A heatwave is expected from 1ᵉʳ to Thursday 6 March, with temperatures reaching up to 40°C in central and north-eastern Thailand. While this summer may not be as intense as previous years due to the lingering effects of La Niña, the heat will still be intense, especially in urban areas where the heat is trapped by concrete and asphalt.
Additionally, an increase in humidity has been noted, which could lead to sudden and intense thunderstorms in some regions. Authorities are advising people to take precautions against heat-related illnesses by staying hydrated, wearing light clothing, and avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
Thailand: Koh Phangan’s Full Moon in March
In March 2025, the moon will be full on Thursday 13 March. Haad Rin will be welcoming thousands of people to celebrate. Don’t wait to book your hotel!