🇲🇾 holidays in Thailand
Plan your 2026 trip from— see which holidays align with the best conditions in Thailand.
Visa-free 60 days
Best Match
February 2026
Chinese New Year, Isra Mi'raj, Thaipusam — Cool Season in Thailand. Weather: 5/5. Crowds: high. Prices: high.
Month-by-Month: Malaysia Holidays × Thailand Conditions
January
5/5
🇲🇾 Your holidays: New Year's Day4 days off
Cool Season20–32°Chigh crowdshigh prices
February
5/5
🇲🇾 Your holidays: Chinese New Year, Isra Mi'raj, Thaipusam6 days off
Cool Season22–34°Chigh crowdshigh prices
March
4/5
🇲🇾 Your holidays: Nuzul Al-Quran, Eid al-Fitr6 days off
Hot Season24–35°Chigh crowdshigh prices
May
2/5
🇲🇾 Your holidays: Labour Day, Vesak Day, Eid al-Adha8 days off
Rainy Season25–34°Clow crowdslow prices
June
2/5
🇲🇾 Your holidays: Islamic New Year, Yang di-Pertuan Agong's Birthday6 days off
Rainy Season25–33°Clow crowdslow prices
August
2/5
🇲🇾 Your holidays: National Day (Merdeka), Prophet Muhammad's Birthday5 days off
Rainy Season25–33°Clow crowdslow prices
September
1/5
🇲🇾 Your holidays: Malaysia Day5 days off
Rainy Season24–32°Clow crowdslow prices
December
5/5
🇲🇾 Your holidays: Christmas Day3 days off
Cool Season20–31°Chigh crowdshigh prices
Frequently Asked Questions
- When should I visit Thailand from Malaysia?
- February is the best match — you have Chinese New Year, Isra Mi'raj, Thaipusam off, and Thailand has high crowds with 5/5 weather.
- Which Malaysia holidays fall during Thailand's best season?
- New Year's Day, Chinese New Year, Isra Mi'raj, Thaipusam, Nuzul Al-Quran align with good weather in Thailand.
- Is Thailand crowded during Malaysia holidays?
- January, February, March, December tend to be busy. Book accommodation early for these months.
- Do I need a visa to visit Thailand from Malaysia?
- Malaysia passport holders can enter Thailand visa-free for up to 60 days.