🌤️ Best time to visit Singapore, Kuala Lumpur & Bangkok (Month-by-month guide for 2025)

Planning a trip to Southeast Asia and not sure when to go?
Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok are warm year-round, but each city has:

Tu je jednoduchý, praktický prehľad — mesiac po mesiaci — aby si vedel vybrať ten najlepší termín.


🟩 Quick summary: Best month to visit all 3 cities

🏆 Best overall months (cooler, less rain):

👉 January, February, March
👉 November, December

👌 Good months with good prices:

👉 April, July, August

🌧 Rainier but still OK:

👉 May, September

🔥 Hot + humid + heavy showers:

👉 June, October


🇸🇬 Singapore – Climate overview

Best months:

📌 February, March, July, August

Avoid if possible:

🌧 November – December (monsoon, lots of rain)


🇲🇾 Kuala Lumpur – Climate overview

Best months:

📌 January – March
📌 June – August

Avoid:

🌧 October – November (heaviest rains)


🇹🇭 Bangkok – Climate overview

Best months:

📌 December – March

Avoid:

🔥 April (extreme heat 35–40°C)
🌧 September–October (rainy season peak)


📅 Month-by-month guide (all cities combined)

Below is a simple cheat sheet for planning:


January

👍 Excellent


February

👍 Excellent


March

👍 Very good


April

👌 Good (hot)


May

🌧 Mixed


June

🌧 Hot + humid


July

👌 Good


August

👌 Good


September

🌧 Mixed


October

🌧 Wettest month


November

👍 Very good


December

👍 Excellent


⭐ Recommended multi-city trip windows

If chceš navštíviť všetky 3 na jednej trase:

🟩 Best combined:

🟨 Good alternative:

🟥 Avoid for multi-city:


✈️ Airline prices by season (Europe → Asia)

Cheapest smart routes:
Turkish, Qatar, Emirates, Etihad, Saudia, Oman Air.


🏨 Hotel prices by season (approx.)

MonthSingaporeKLBangkok
Jan–MarHighMidHigh
Apr–JunMidLowMid
Jul–AugMidMidMid
Sep–OctLowLowLow
Nov–DecHighMidHigh

About the author

Travel From Europe

Written from a European perspective, focusing on long-haul routes, Europe–Asia stopovers, and practical city stays — helping you travel with clarity, comfort, and confidence.

This guide reflects common routing patterns and travel conditions at the time of writing.