March in Thailand is the transition month—cool mornings, then the heat rolls in by lunch. People start dressing lighter, chasing shade, and planning errands earlier to avoid the hottest hours. Evening markets, sunset meetups, and cold drinks become the new routine. It’s all about moving with the season, not fighting it.

The essence of Thai culture blooms with each season, from the twinkling Loy Krathong lights on still waters to the vivacious floral displays in December and Songkran's splashes. Every season tells a new story of life and tradition in Thailand.