Bangkok in $690s-$710s RT

This deal is fantastic—the cheapest Bangkok fares we've ever sent you. But it comes with a choice, so listen up:

Some of the dates take off in November, which is maybe the best time to visit Thailand. The weather is warm and dry, and the country doesn't get too crowded with tourists until the holidays. If you're fine with spending a bit more on your hotel room, grab a November fare and check out the temples in the sun.

Meanwhile, the September and October dates catch the tail end of Thailand's rainy season, typically considered the worst time of year to visit. The rainfall there is usually intense but brief, so you could get lucky and experience a quick hour-long shower once a day. Or you could get unlucky with a full week of non-stop rain. However, there are upsides: the hotels cost about half as much during the rainy season, and all the coolest places are wayyyy emptier. You might even turn your group bike tour into a private one!

It's a high-risk, high-reward strategy, but might be worth it if you don't mind getting a little wet. Just don't forget your travel insurance (and a comfy rain jacket) :-)