Where to go in February?

#1

Thailand

★ Peak season

Nov–Feb dry season is best. May–Oct is rainy

Popular destination with rich culture, warm climate, and affordable travel. Welcoming to tourists.

#2

Vietnam

★ Peak season

Nov–Apr is cool & dry. North gets cold winters

Fast-growing destination with diverse landscapes, rich history, and excellent cuisine.

#3

Cambodia

★ Peak season

Nov–Feb dry season is best

Home to the magnificent Angkor Wat. A country rebuilding with warmth and resilience, offering affordable travel and rich Khmer culture.

#4

Laos

★ Peak season

Nov–Feb cool and dry

Landlocked gem with stunning karst landscapes, the Mekong River, and laid-back Luang Prabang. One of Southeast Asia's most tranquil destinations.

#5

Philippines

★ Peak season

Nov–May dry. Typhoons Jul–Oct

Over 7,000 islands with stunning beaches, warm hospitality, and widespread English. Boracay, Palawan, and Cebu are world-class destinations.

#6

India

★ Peak season

Nov–Mar best. Monsoon Jun–Sep

Incredible diversity of cultures, cuisines, and landscapes. From the Taj Mahal to Kerala backwaters, Rajasthan forts to Himalayan peaks.

#7

Nepal

★ Peak season

Oct–Nov & Mar–Apr best for trekking

Home to Mount Everest and the Himalayas. Trekking paradise with rich Hindu and Buddhist culture. Incredibly affordable.

#8

Sri Lanka

★ Peak season

Jan–Mar best for west coast

Tropical island with ancient ruins, tea plantations, wildlife safaris, and beautiful beaches. Compact enough to see a lot in 2 weeks.

#9

New Zealand

★ Peak season

Nov–Mar (summer) best

Middle-earth landscapes, adventure sports capital, Maori culture, and stunning fjords. Clean, green, and incredibly welcoming.

#10

Mexico

★ Peak season

Nov–Apr best

Rich history, vibrant culture, excellent food, and varied landscapes at affordable prices.

#11

Maldives

★ Peak season

Nov–Apr best

Paradise of overwater villas, crystal-clear lagoons, and coral reefs. The ultimate luxury beach destination, though guesthouses offer budget options.