How warm does Yangon get?

Typical daytime highs in Yangon are Mar–May 36°C (97°F), Jun–Aug 30°C (86°F), Sep–Nov 31°C (87°F), Dec–Feb 32°C (89°F).

On the ground, Yangon is budget-friendly.

Yangon

Q: What sort of trip is Yangon good for?

Yangon is good for old stones and real towns, the once-in-a-lifetime sort of thing, sunshine and salt water, an unhurried pace.

Yangon · Myanmar · Yangon

A golden pagoda that dominates the skyline and, according to legend, holds strands of the Buddha's actual hair, colonial architecture slowly being reclaimed by tropical decay, and a tea shop culture where an afternoon can vanish entirely over one cup.

The best time to visit Yangon is Nov–Feb, when typical daytime highs reach about 32°C (89°F). Local time there is 17:02 (UTC+6:30).

Best time to go

Nov–Feb

Budget on the ground

$ · budget-friendly

Nearest airport

RGN · Yangon

Good for

old stones and real towns the once-in-a-lifetime sort of thing sunshine and salt water an unhurried pace

In season

January February November December

The year at a glance

Light0 to 24h High24 to 44°C75 to 111°F Rain0 to 520mm0 to 20.5in

January · high 88°F · rain 0.4in · 11.2h of daylight · in the recommended window

shaded columns are the recommended window

Yangon month by month, the same numbers the figure draws
Month	High °CHigh °F	Rain mmRain in	Light	Notes
January	31°C88°F	11mm0.4in	11.2h11.2h	in the recommended window
February	34°C92°F	5mm0.2in	11.6h11.6h	in the recommended window
March	36°C97°F	14mm0.6in	12.0h12.0h
April	37°C99°F	45mm1.8in	12.5h12.5h
May	35°C94°F	169mm6.7in	12.9h12.9h
June	30°C87°F	392mm15.4in	13.1h13.1h
July	30°C86°F	453mm17.8in	13.0h13.0h
August	30°C85°F	507mm20.0in	12.7h12.7h
September	30°C86°F	463mm18.2in	12.2h12.2h
October	31°C87°F	300mm11.8in	11.7h11.7h
November	32°C89°F	56mm2.2in	11.3h11.3h	in the recommended window
December	31°C88°F	8mm0.3in	11.1h11.1h	in the recommended window

Good to know

Currency: MMK · kyat
Language: Burmese
Plug: C, F, G
Driving: on the right

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