What to pack for Myanmar in the spring

In Myanmar during the spring season, temperatures can vary significantly throughout the day.

It is advisable to bring a mix of lightweight, breathable layers to accommodate the changing weather conditions. Loose-fitting, cotton clothing is recommended to stay comfortable in the hot and humid climate.

Additionally, modest attire is important when visiting temples and religious sites, so packing long skirts or pants and tops that cover the shoulders is recommended. Scarves or shawls can also be useful for covering shoulders or head when necessary. Footwear should be comfortable and suitable for walking as you may be exploring various outdoor attractions.

It is also important to bring a light rain jacket or umbrella as showers are common during the spring season in Myanmar.

In spring, Myanmar experiences hot and dry weather as it transitions from its dry season to the monsoon season.

Temperatures steadily rise throughout the spring months, reaching their peak in April and May. The lack of precipitation creates arid conditions, with occasional dust storms in some regions. While mornings and evenings can be cool, daytime temperatures can soar to uncomfortable levels, particularly in the central and northern parts of the country.

Overall, spring in Myanmar is characterized by increasing heat and dryness, signaling the imminent arrival of the heavy rains of the monsoon season.

Last spring - March, April, May