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Dragon-88 · 04-25-2016, 10:23 AM

July is Monsoon season, so I would suggest you be prepared for rain..

Raining in Thailand isn't the same as Vancouver, you will get spurts of heavy and I mean heavy rain, for small periods(1-2hrs, sometimes a little longer), then the rest of the day is quite warm/muggy.

I used to go frequently as my dad has a place over there. We pay about $1500-1800 for Economy Deluxe(eva air, 2 seats in the isle vs. 3 seats in economy)

I'm more into Thailand for the historic sites and culture/food.

04-25-2016, 10:23 AM	#6
Dragon-88 OMGWTFBBQ is a common word I say everyday Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Van/Bur Posts: 5,033 Thanked 1,564 Times in 516 Posts Failed 60 Times in 33 Posts	July is Monsoon season, so I would suggest you be prepared for rain.. Raining in Thailand isn't the same as Vancouver, you will get spurts of heavy and I mean heavy rain, for small periods(1-2hrs, sometimes a little longer), then the rest of the day is quite warm/muggy. I used to go frequently as my dad has a place over there. We pay about $1500-1800 for Economy Deluxe(eva air, 2 seats in the isle vs. 3 seats in economy) I'm more into Thailand for the historic sites and culture/food. __________________ Cash Rules Everything Around Me! Current: 2006 Honda Fourtrax Rancher 400cc ATV (Offroad trails + Winter Snow Plow) 1995 Toyota Tacoma (Toy Hauler) 2003 Honda Civic SIR (Daily Beater) 2018 KTM 390 Duke (Gas Saver) 2017 Subaru WRX Sport-Tech + STI 6MT (Weekend Track) 2022 Yamaha MT09(Faster Gas Saver) Past: 2014 Honda Grom 1971 MG MGB Tourer Kayo MR125 Race Bike 2001 Honda Odyssey 2009 Toyota Corolla CE 2007 Honda Ruckus 2007 Husqvarna SM610 SuperMoto 2001 Honda S2000