FebruaryFrom Thailand’s warm, dry beaches to hiking the limestone peaks of rural Laos, February is one of the most reliable months for travel across Southeast Asia and India. For those craving a colder escape, Japan’s snow-covered north delivers deep winter. February is one of the most traveller-friendly months in Southeast Asia and India. Rain is rare, heat and humidity are manageable, and it’s easy to cover ground – by road, rail or river. In India, clear skies stretch across Rajasthan, Kerala and central tiger reserves – and peak-season crowds begin to ease mid-month.Many destinations feel upbeat and celebratory. Major lunar new year events like Tết in Vietnam and Seollal in South Korea bring temple rituals, family gatherings and bright decorations – though they can make transport and accommodation harder to book. If you're looking for variety, it's an excellent time to combine coast and city in both Thailand and Vietnam. If you’re seeking a wintery break, Japan’s northern Hokkaido region has thick snow, icebreaker cruises and onsen retreats – but in South Korea, Seoul often dips below freezing, so pack well and be sure you're up for the cold. Vietnam Best for mixing coast and cultureIt’s one of the most dependable months for travelling the length of Vietnam. In the south, warm, dry days (28–33 °C) make Ho Chi Minh City, the Mekong Delta and Con Dao – one of our top island stops – perfect for outdoor adventures and beach downtime. The central coast is firmly in dry season (22–26 °C), with sunny skies over Hue and Hoi An, ideal for mixing cultural visits with coastal relaxation. Inland, it’s a great time for cycling or trekking – while the weather is warm and sunny. The north stays cool (12–22 °C) and skies are even clearer than January. We recommend Hanoi city tours and Lan Ha or Halong Bay cruises – just remember to bring a jacket.Visit Vietnam India Best for dancing festivals and tiger-spottingFebruary is one of the most pleasant times to visit India, with rising temperatures and fading winter chill across from the north. The Golden Triangle stays cool and clear, central India feels warm and the south is hot – but still manageable for sightseeing and travel. Crowds begin to ease, particularly after mid-month, making this a great time to enjoy India’s highlights with a little more space. Wildlife lovers can head to the national parks for peak tiger spotting, walkers can take advantage of the Western Ghats and tea country routes. Classical dance festivals take place across the country.Visit India Cambodia Best for city days, temple trips and beach stopsStill deep in the dry season, Cambodia is a strong pick for February, with warm, settled weather across Siem Reap, Phnom Penh and the southern coast (26–31 °C). Travel is smooth – road and river journeys run without disruption, and the beaches are reliably sunny with calm seas for swimming. It’s a great time to move between cities, temples and coast. Toward the end of the month, temperatures start to climb – a reminder that the wet season is on its way – but for now, conditions are still excellent for exploring the country in full.Explore Cambodia Thailand Best for travelling north to southFebruary brings consistently favourable weather across Thailand, making it one of the smoothest months to travel north to south. In the north (16–28 °C), cool, dry days make temple visits, countryside walks and exploring mountain towns more comfortable. Bangkok and the central plains are warmer (26–32 °C) but not at peak heat. Along both the Andaman and Gulf coasts, you’ll get clear skies and gentle seas. This even spread of good weather makes it an excellent time to link cultural landmarks, cities and coastal stops .Learn more about Thailand Laos Best for northern hikes and southern river cruisesFebruary offers dry conditions and mild to warm temperatures throughout. In the north, temperatures rise (14–24 °C), providing excellent conditions for hiking and temple visits. Central and southern areas have long, sunny days (22–30 °C), ideal for river journeys and countryside exploration. With clear skies and dependable roads, it’s a great time to connect key destinations like Luang Prabang, Vientiane and Pakse into one seamless itinerary – just note that temperatures can begin to rise as the month progresses.Explore Laos If you’re visiting Kerala between October and May, make it a priority to see a Theyyam performance. These ancient rituals, rooted in dance and worship, have been part of local culture for centuries. You’ll know it when you see it – dancers adorned in towering red headdresses and intricate face paint, moving to the rhythm of drums in village temple courtyards. There’s no fixed schedule, though – so spotting one is a mix of timing, curiosity, and a bit of luck.” More February recommendations JapanJapan has a way of upending expectations. It’s orderly and unpredictable, ancient and cutting-edge – sometimes all on the same street. We’ll help it all click into place, from the moment you arrive. MalaysiaMulticultural by nature, Malaysia is easy to travel – with great infrastructure and spoken English. It’s more than just the food (though that’s phenomenal too) – the mix shapes everything, from street corners to daily life. Hong KongSkyscrapers might steal the spotlight, but over 70% of Hong Kong is countryside. Come for the city – and leave knowing just how much more the region holds. SingaporeCompact and multilingual, Singapore is easy to explore – with rainforest parks, hawker stalls, and considered city design. Travel here, and see how precision is all part of its personality. Speak with a destination specialistFriendly, dedicated people who care as much about your trip as you do.Get in touchDownload a brochure The rest of the year JanuaryFrom the snowy slopes of Pyeongchang to the sun-warmed coastlines of Cambodia and Thailand, January is a brilliant time across many destinations in Asia. FebruaryFrom Thailand’s warm, dry beaches to hiking the limestone peaks of rural Laos, February is one of the most reliable months for travel across Southeast Asia and India. For those craving a colder escape, Japan’s snow-covered north delivers deep winter. MarchMarch is one of the best months of the year for a holiday in Asia: dry conditions and clear travel routes in many of the most popular destinations. AprilFrom Songkran water fights in Thailand to cruising along Borneo’s rivers, April in Asia is alive with movement, colour and wildlife. MayMay is a month of shifting seasons and big contrasts in weather. Clear skies hold in some regions, while others begin to stir with the season’s first storms. JuneJune is a month of contrast across Asia – while rains arrive in some regions, others hit their prime with calm seas and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. JulyJuly is spectacular in Borneo, Malaysia and Thailand. Many other Asia destinations are in their monsoon season, or very hot and humid. AugustAugust isn’t the easiest month to travel in some Asia countries and regions. But, hone in on the right areas, and you’ll find dry weather, rich greenery and fewer fellow tourists. SeptemberMuch like August, September sees a mixture of weather across Asia – some destinations are warm and sunny – others are incredible hot and wet. OctoberOctober is a golden window of travel for many Asian destinations – skies clear, humidity fades and landscapes shift into vivid autumn oranges and post-wet season greens. NovemberAcross many destinations in Asia, November brings crisp air, dry days and plenty of opportunity for a cultural adventure. DecemberDecember is a brilliant time for travel to many Asia destinations: dry, warm and celebratory.