Chiang Mai in November: What I’d Book, Buy, Skip
Chiang Mai in November is worth it for me: rooms from $25-$45/night, 24–31°C days, and easy Old City stays if you book early.
Chiang Mai in November is worth it for me: rooms from $25-$45/night, 24–31°C days, and easy Old City stays if you book early.
Best time to visit chiang mai is November to February for easy weather; shoulder months save money, with rooms from $21/night and cooler mornings.
How much does chiang mai cost per day? Emma budgets about $45/day, with rooms from $18-$45/night and a simple, central stay that keeps costs steady.
How to get around Chiang Mai: Grab, walking, and scooters worked best for me, with rides from 30-300 baht and airport trips around 130 baht.
Chiang Mai Airport to chiang mai is easiest by Grab or taxi, and my ride to the old city cost 150 baht. Old city stays ran about $28 a night.
How many days in Chiang Mai? I’d do 4 nights; 2 works for a stopover, 3 is the minimum, and rooms ran from $25-$60/night on my trip.
Bangkok in December is worth it if you plan for heat and crowds. I paid $41 for a BTS hotel, with daily costs from $62-$150 and fewer rain delays.
Bangkok in November is a good-value trip if you can handle heat. I spent $58/night near MRT, with 26–33°C days and easy BTS access.
Best time to visit bangkok? Emma says November to February is easiest, with rooms from $35-$90/night and rainy season saving money.
How much does Bangkok cost per day? Emma spent $35-$55/day, with rooms from $25-$45/night and BTS rides keeping costs low in Bangkok.
How to get around Bangkok: BTS, MRT, Grab, boats, and tuk-tuks from $35-$80/night, with the best mix for short trips under 5 days.
Suvarnabhumi Airport to bangkok is easiest by Airport Rail Link or taxi; I paid 45 baht by train and about 360 baht by taxi to Sukhumvit.