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Bonjour,
Nous souhaiterions partir en Thaïlande au mois de juillet ou août 2007.
Pouvez-vous nous renseigner si ces mois sont peu ou pas pluvieux.
Sinon à quel moment pourrions-nous partir?
merci 😉
Températures en Thaïlande aux mois de juillet et août?
by Mojito
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Comme tu pourra retrouver de nombreuses reponses dans le moteur de recherche, la thailande est un pays qui se visite toute l'annee, n'est pas peur de la pluie, çà fait partie du décor 😉, des tas de personnes comme toi partent en été et reviennent enchantés !!!
bon voyage !
bon voyage !
Il est important de percevoir combien votre propre bonheur est lié à celui des autres, il n'existe pas de bonheur individuel totalement indépendant d'autrui.....(Dalaï-Lama)
Salut, très beau, parfois quelques nuages, parfois quelques orages de courte durée en soirée. Va voir les photos sur mon site web, ça te donnera une idée. a+
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Comme Barbot, j'ai horreur de Bangkok 😉; mais il y a tellement de choses à voir...😉😉😉
D'après toi, trois jours pour visiter Paris(et sa région: Versailles, Fontainebleau, Chantilly, etc...), ça te semble raisonnable?
bonjour sidartha😉
merci pour ta réponse, nous pensons passer trois jours à Bangkok. penses-tu que cela suffise? pour visiter la ville et les environs? merci à bientôt
bonjour sidartha😉
merci pour ta réponse, nous pensons passer trois jours à Bangkok. penses-tu que cela suffise? pour visiter la ville et les environs? merci à bientôt
"On a toujours quelqu'un au dessus de soi; par-delà Dieu même s'élève le Néant" Cioran
Si tu choisis juillet... souviens-toi que le jour de pleine lune est une fête bouddhique importante.
Bonne préparation.
Véro
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bonjour sidartha😉
merci pour ta réponse, nous pensons passer trois jours à Bangkok. penses-tu que cela suffise? pour visiter la ville et les environs? merci à bientôt
Bonsoir... 3 jours à Bangkok, c'est rien du tout... mais si tu t'y prends bien sans vouloir tout visiter absolument (et donc perdre du temps ), tu ^pourrras deja te fare une petite idéee de la ville . Par contre n'espères tout de même pas voir trop "d'environs" !!!😉
tu peux visiter ce petit lien peut-être, il t'aidera un peu ... http://denali-sud.chez-alice.fr/fichexpe/Bangkok_2006.htm
merci pour ta réponse, nous pensons passer trois jours à Bangkok. penses-tu que cela suffise? pour visiter la ville et les environs? merci à bientôt
Bonsoir... 3 jours à Bangkok, c'est rien du tout... mais si tu t'y prends bien sans vouloir tout visiter absolument (et donc perdre du temps ), tu ^pourrras deja te fare une petite idéee de la ville . Par contre n'espères tout de même pas voir trop "d'environs" !!!😉
tu peux visiter ce petit lien peut-être, il t'aidera un peu ... http://denali-sud.chez-alice.fr/fichexpe/Bangkok_2006.htm
Il est important de percevoir combien votre propre bonheur est lié à celui des autres, il n'existe pas de bonheur individuel totalement indépendant d'autrui.....(Dalaï-Lama)
bonjour,
C'est ou "Quérénaing" ?
Il y fait beau temps ? 😉
C'est ou "Quérénaing" ?
Il y fait beau temps ? 😉
"L'endroit où l'on vit est toujours les vacances des autres"
"Ceux qui luttent ne sont pas sûr de gagner... ceux qui ne luttent pas ont déjà perdu d'avance..."
I'm still hoping to go grab a beer with any of you somewhere around my neighborhood - i.e. Bangkok - Thailande
"Ceux qui luttent ne sont pas sûr de gagner... ceux qui ne luttent pas ont déjà perdu d'avance..."
I'm still hoping to go grab a beer with any of you somewhere around my neighborhood - i.e. Bangkok - Thailande
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NEANMOINS puisque j'en reviens, je peux dire que le problème n'est pas la chaleur mais l'humidité de l'air qui est pénible à supporter ... ou pour ne pas s'attirer les foudres de qui que ce soit je dirais que NOUS avons trouvé l'hygrométrie difficile à supporter et qu'il faut accepter le fait d'être en sueur ( pour ne pas diure trempé ) dés que tu n'est pas dans un lieu climatisé. ( JE me demande ce que ce doit être en Mars-Avril quand tout le monde reconnait qu'il fait vraiment chaud et humide !! )
En ce qui concerne la pluie, et encore une fois c'est mon avis et il n'engage que moi, nous l'avons trouvé génante voire plusieures fois franchement gênante, rendant toute activité impossible et si nous retournons un jour en Thailande ça sera sans aucun doute lors de la saison sèche.
( Et volontairement je ne parle pas de ma passion la photo car entre le pluie qui rend périlleuse la sortie du matos et la luminosité atroce qui donne des photos plates et surex ce n'est pas trop la saison idéale non plus )
Par contre la météo est relativement imprévisible et changeante d'un endroit à l'autre, et entre deux lieu espacés de 50 km la méto peut être différente. Sans parler des années qui se suivent et ne se ressemblent pas la saison humide 2005 fut plutot séche alors que celle 2006 est plutot humide ...
NEANMOINS puisque j'en reviens, je peux dire que le problème n'est pas la chaleur mais l'humidité de l'air qui est pénible à supporter ... ou pour ne pas s'attirer les foudres de qui que ce soit je dirais que NOUS avons trouvé l'hygrométrie difficile à supporter et qu'il faut accepter le fait d'être en sueur ( pour ne pas diure trempé ) dés que tu n'est pas dans un lieu climatisé. ( JE me demande ce que ce doit être en Mars-Avril quand tout le monde reconnait qu'il fait vraiment chaud et humide !! )
En ce qui concerne la pluie, et encore une fois c'est mon avis et il n'engage que moi, nous l'avons trouvé génante voire plusieures fois franchement gênante, rendant toute activité impossible et si nous retournons un jour en Thailande ça sera sans aucun doute lors de la saison sèche.
( Et volontairement je ne parle pas de ma passion la photo car entre le pluie qui rend périlleuse la sortie du matos et la luminosité atroce qui donne des photos plates et surex ce n'est pas trop la saison idéale non plus )
Par contre la météo est relativement imprévisible et changeante d'un endroit à l'autre, et entre deux lieu espacés de 50 km la méto peut être différente. Sans parler des années qui se suivent et ne se ressemblent pas la saison humide 2005 fut plutot séche alors que celle 2006 est plutot humide ...
Patrick.
Bonjour
Quérénaing c'est un petit village de 900 habitants dans le Nord de la France.
Au mois de Juillet nous avons eu exceptionnellement 36° (canicule)
au mois d'Août c'est le contraire de la pluie et maximum 20°
Le temps est bizarre!!!!!
http://mairie.orange.fr/mairie.querenaing/
bien à toi Mojito
bonjour,
C'est ou "Quérénaing" ?
Il y fait beau temps ? 😉
bien à toi Mojito
bonjour,
C'est ou "Quérénaing" ?
Il y fait beau temps ? 😉
simple, , faire comme les autochtones, , , , se déplacer lentement, , prendre son temps, pour tout faire, , eviter le soleil inutilement, ,
les thais disent, , on a 2 saison, , chaud et très chaud, , , ,
la première des choses a faire, , est de se mettre a l'heure orientale, , et non occidentale, , le tout calculer a la minute pres, , ca stresse, , et le stress et bien ça donne chaud, , , , , , ,
« Le voyage apprend la tolérance. »
Benjamin Disraeli
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Bonjour,
je me pose la meme question pour 2008, vaut il mieux juillet ou aout ? quel mois est le moins chaud-humide ? (on peut aussi partir a cheval sur aout et septembre)
merci d'avance pour vos réponses
Cécile
je me pose la meme question pour 2008, vaut il mieux juillet ou aout ? quel mois est le moins chaud-humide ? (on peut aussi partir a cheval sur aout et septembre)
merci d'avance pour vos réponses
Cécile
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