Rainiest Cities in Thailand

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities - Thailand

1 Ban Hat Lek 49 161.5"
2 Ranong 59 139.6"
3 Laem Ngop 49 132.6"
4 Trat 49 130.7"
5 Ko Chang 49 129.4"
6 Khao Saming 49 123.7"
7 Khlung 48 122.6"
8 Laem Sing 48 116.7"
9 Phang Nga 61 109.4"
10 Chanthaburi 48 108.8"
11 Tha Mai 48 108.8"
12 Ban I Pat 48 108.7"
13 Takua Pa 61 102.7"
14 Ban Mai Khao 62 101.8"
15 Na Yong 65 100.8"
16 Bo Rai 49 100.7"
17 Si Wilai 81 99.8"
18 Phon Charoen 81 99.8"
19 Patong 62 97.6"
20 Ban Kamala 62 97.6"
21 Ban Karon 62 97.6"
22 Kathu 62 97.6"
23 Ban Su-ngai Pa Di 31 96.7"
24 Su-ngai Kolok 31 96.7"
25 Ban Chalong 62 94.6"
26 Wichit 62 94.6"
27 Ban Talat Nua 62 94.6"
28 Ban Ratsada 62 94.6"
29 Ban Ko Sire 62 94.6"
30 Ban Talat Yai 62 94.6"
31 Phuket 62 94.6"
32 Ban Ko Kaeo 62 94.6"
33 Sangkhla Buri 50 94.5"
34 Ao Luek 63 94.4"
35 Ban Kata 62 92.4"
36 Nai Harn 62 92.4"
37 Rawai 62 92.4"
38 Tak Bai 31 92.0"
39 Ban Nam Yuen 58 91.3"
40 Phon Charoen 17 90.8"
41 Pak Phli 43 89.7"
42 Ra-ngae 31 89.5"
43 Betong 70 88.2"
44 Narathiwat 31 87.9"
45 Chai Prakan 02 87.9"
46 Seka 81 87.8"
47 Nakhon Phanom 73 87.3"
48 Mae La Noi 01 87.2"
49 San Sai 02 86.6"
50 Ban Phru Nai 61 86.2"
51 Ban Ao Nang 63 85.6"
52 Singhanakhon 68 85.5"
53 Nuea Khlong 63 83.0"
54 Krabi 63 83.0"
55 Nakhon Si Thammarat 64 82.0"
56 Ko Lanta 63 81.5"
57 Saladan 63 81.5"
58 Pak Phanang 64 81.3"
59 Phatthalung 66 80.2"
60 Tha Pla 10 80.1"
61 Satun 67 80.0"
62 Pong Nam Ron 48 79.4"
63 Ron Phibun 64 78.7"
64 Mae Sot 08 78.6"
65 Kantang 65 78.6"
66 Chai Buri 60 78.4"
67 Trang 65 78.1"
68 Sai Buri 69 77.1"
69 Phibun Mangsahan 75 76.8"
70 Huai Yot 65 76.7"
71 Tham Phannara 64 74.8"
72 Wiang Sa 60 74.5"
73 Tha Khanon 60 74.3"
74 Yala 70 73.9"
75 Ban Na San 60 73.9"
76 Bang Pa-in 36 73.8"
77 Pathum Thani 39 73.8"
78 Pom Prap Sattru Phai 40 73.8"
79 Bang Bua Thong 38 73.8"
80 Ratchathewi 40 73.8"
81 Khwaeng Bang Plat 40 73.8"
82 Phaya Thai 40 73.8"
83 Bang Khun Si 40 73.8"
84 Phra Nakhon 40 73.8"
85 Thawi Watthana 40 73.8"
86 Bang Yi Khan 40 73.8"
87 Wong Sawang 40 73.8"
88 Ban Bang Kadi 39 73.8"
89 Ban Chang Lo 40 73.8"
90 Ban Khlong Bang Phrom 40 73.8"
91 Makkasan 40 73.8"
92 Chorakhe Bua 40 73.8"
93 Bang Khun Non 40 73.8"
94 Bang O 38 73.8"
95 Siriraj 40 73.8"
96 Khlong Luang 39 73.8"
97 Bang Kruai 38 73.8"
98 Bangkok Riverside 40 73.8"
99 Bang Yai 38 73.8"
100 Lat Lum Kaeo 39 73.8"

The rainiest cities in Thailand receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Ban Hat Lek leads with 161.5 inches of precipitation annually.

High rainfall supports diverse ecosystems, extensive park systems, and reliable water supplies. These cities often feature vibrant gardens, green spaces, and agricultural communities that benefit from consistent moisture throughout the year.

While abundant rainfall supports lush environments, it can also bring challenges including flooding risks, high humidity, and more frequent overcast days. Many rainy cities have adapted with robust drainage systems, covered public spaces, and a cultural embrace of indoor activities.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Ban Hat Lek receives 161.5" of precipitation annually - that's about 13.5 feet of water.
  • 2. The rainiest cities in the U.S. are primarily in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest, though for very different reasons - tropical moisture vs. marine influence.
  • 3. High rainfall areas tend to have lower wildfire risk and more reliable municipal water supplies.

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