Weather

Temperatures and Precipitation in various Regions

City	Average	JAN	FEB	MAR	APR	MAY	JUN	JUL	AUG	SEP	NOV	DEC	Monthly/yearly average value
	temperature	24.9	26.5	29	30.5	29.4	27.4	26.9	26.6	27.1	27	25	27.3
YANGON	precipitation	0	10	14	17	234	583	611	600	361	48	2	2657
	temperature	21.4	23.8	28.3	31.7	32.4	30.9	30.2	29.8	29.4	26.7	21.7	27.89
BAGAN	precipitation	0	3	9	23	71	95	84	95	122	47	3	622
	temperature	21.8	24.5	28.4	31.6	31.6	30.6	30.7	29.9	29.6	25.5	21.8	27.8
MANDALAY	precipitation	0	6	10	44	110	100	70	137	125	36	4	762
TAUNGGYI	temperature	15.3	17	20.5	22.4	22.2	21.3	2.9	20.6	20.8	17.9	15.4	18.02
(INLE)	precipitation	0	8	10	47	158	193	225	320	300	72	10	1524
	temperature	9	10	13	18	22	25	29	31	27	16	12	１９．４
	temperature	-1	0	9	9	14	18	22	23	20	7	2	11.3
TOKYO	precipitation	49	65	98	122	145	192	140	153	182	96	58	1503

Seasons in Myanmar

1. Seasonal Overview

Myanmar’s climate is broadly divided into two main seasons: the Dry Season and the Rainy Season. The Dry Season is
further subdivided into the Cool Season and the Hot Season.

Dry Season             Mid-October – Mid-May

Cool Season            Mid-October – Late February

Hot Season             Early March – Mid-May

Rainy Season (Monsoon)       Late May – Early October　　　　　　

 ２．Regional Seasonal Differences

Even during the Rainy Season, the central dry zone experiences significantly less rainfall. In areas such as Bagan and
Mandalay, the amount of rain is approximately one-quarter of that received in Yangon.

This low rainfall volume in the central region is roughly comparable to the precipitation levels experienced in Tokyo
between November and April.

	July	August	September	Annual
Yangon	611 mm	600 mm	361 mm	2657 mm
Bagan	84 mm	95 mm	122 mm	622 mm
Mandalay	70 mm	137 mm	125 mm	762 mm

*** The rainfall in Yangon during the month of July alone is nearly equivalent to the entire annual precipitation of
Bagan.

3. Bagan and Mandalay: Destinations Available Year-Round

Even during the Rainy Season, the central dry zone (Bagan and Mandalay) receives minimal rainfall. Although some rain
does occur, it is generally insufficient to significantly disrupt sightseeing.

In fact, many tourists from Europe choose to visit these areas for their holidays during the months of July and August.