- Temperature
- 11.7–28°C
- Snowfall
- None - located in tropics at 800m elevation
- Climate Type
- Subtropical highland
Updated July 2026 · Sources cited: climatestotravel.com, britannica.com
Good to know
Good to Know
- Rainy season (November–March) brings heavy downpours but also dramatic skies; indoor attractions thrive
- Dry season (June–August) offers perfect sightseeing conditions but can be occasionally chilly at night
- Despite elevation (800m), frost is rare; expect subtropical conditions year-round, never snow
- High humidity persists throughout the year (74–80%), especially during summer months
- Spring (September–October) shows warm, transitional weather but increasing rainfall toward month-end
Snowfall
None - located in tropics at 800m elevation
Best Months
- Reason
- Cool, dry season with comfortable temperatures and lower humidity
- Description
- June to August
Climate Type
Subtropical highland
Worst Months
- Reason
- Hot, rainy season with heavy precipitation and high humidity
- Description
- November to March (summer)
Peak Temperature
- Month
- February
- Average Low Celsius
- 18.8
- Average High Celsius
- 28
- Average Low Fahrenheit
- 65.8
- Average High Fahrenheit
- 82
Peak Rainfall Month
- Month
- January
- Rainy Days
- 15
- Rainfall Mm
- 237
- Rainfall Inches
- 9.33
Annual Precipitation
- Mm
- 1455
- Inches
- 57.3
Off Peak Temperature
- Month
- July
- Average Low Celsius
- 11.7
- Average High Celsius
- 21.8
- Average Low Fahrenheit
- 53.1
- Average High Fahrenheit
- 71.2
Lowest Rainfall Month
- Month
- August
- Rainy Days
- 4
- Rainfall Mm
- 40
- Rainfall Inches
- 1.57
AI-generated estimateData refreshed July 2026
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