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Sriayuthaya Lion Park Weather, Climate and Best Time to Visit

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-10

Sriayuthaya Lion Park year round climate

  • Spring (March–May): Average 86–91°F, hot and dry climate, scarce rainfall. Common activities: Due to high temperatures, it is recommended to plan indoor activities or avoid outdoor activities during midday, and stay hydrated. Recommended attire: Light, breathable clothing, sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 80–82°F, hot and dry climate, occasional light showers, but overall rainfall remains low. Common activities: Suitable for outdoor activities in the early morning or evening; sun protection and hydration are still necessary during the day. Recommended attire: Moisture-wicking light clothing, short sleeves, shorts.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 78–80°F, warm and dry climate, September is the month with the highest rainfall of the year, but overall rainfall is still very scarce. Common activities: Temperatures are slightly milder than summer, suitable for outdoor exploration and wildlife viewing. Recommended attire: Light and comfortable clothing, long-sleeved shirts for sun protection.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 77–84°F, the coolest period of the year, abundant sunshine, extremely dry climate, almost no rainfall. Common activities: The best season for outdoor activities and wildlife viewing; nights may be slightly cool. Recommended attire: Short sleeves, shorts, a light jacket can be prepared for the evening.

Sriayuthaya Lion Park climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 82.6°F / Annual rainfall: approx. 64 mm / Summer humidity: 60-75% / Rainiest month: September

Sriayuthaya Lion Park monthly average temperature and precipitation

Month
Air temperature (°F)
Precipitation (mm)
January
81.7°F
0.2
February
84.9°F
0.3
March
86.9°F
4.6
April
91°F
0.4
May
86.5°F
7.8
June
83.1°F
7.8
July
80.1°F
10.9
August
81.9°F
9.5
September
79.7°F
13.4
October
79.7°F
6.8
November
78.6°F
1.8
December
76.5°F
0.8

Sriayuthaya Lion Park weather for the next seven days

2/27
Friday
Patchy rain nearby
94.3°F/78.1°F
2/28
Saturday
Patchy rain nearby
93.5°F/77.8°F
3/1
Sunday
Patchy rain nearby
97.3°F/78.1°F
3/2
Monday
Sunny
98.6°F/78.2°F
3/3
Tuesday
Sunny
99.8°F/77.4°F
3/4
Wednesday
Sunny
99.3°F/77.4°F
3/5
Thursday
Sunny
99°F/76.9°F

Sriayuthaya Lion Park Frequently Asked Questions and Useful Information for Travel

What's the best time to visit Sriayuthaya Lion Park?

The ideal time to visit Sriayuthaya Lion Park is during the cooler months, typically from November to February. This period offers pleasant weather, making it more comfortable to explore the park and avoid the heat and humidity of the summer months. The park is open daily from 08:30 to 17:00.

How much is the ticket for Sriayuthaya Lion Park?

Ticket prices for Sriayuthaya Lion Park start from approximately THB 315.00.

Is there a dress code for Sriayuthaya Lion Park?

There is no strict dress code specifically for Sriayuthaya Lion Park. However, it's always advisable to wear comfortable and modest attire, especially if you plan to visit any cultural or religious sites in the vicinity. Avoid overly revealing clothing.

What animals can I see at Sriayuthaya Lion Park?

Sriayuthaya Lion Park is home to a variety of animals, most notably its impressive collection of lions. Visitors can expect to see these majestic big cats up close, along with other species that contribute to a diverse wildlife experience.

Are there any age restrictions for visiting Sriayuthaya Lion Park?

Sriayuthaya Lion Park is generally suitable for visitors of all ages. It's a family-friendly attraction where both children and adults can enjoy observing the animals and learning about wildlife conservation efforts.