Is July a good time to visit Thailand?

Many might feel that July might not be the best time to visit Thailand, but once you get to know how peaceful the country is, and how many discounts and deals are on, you will change your mind. You can stay in the best hotels and resorts for a steal. You’ll never have to wait in restaurants to get a table. The usually crowded tourist spots become empty. You can take your own sweet time exploring everything. Even though the ocean-related activities come to a pause, you can have a lot of fun at indoor attractions. 

Weather in Thailand in July

Thailand weather in July is wet and cold. The monsoon usually arrives in the month of June, and July marks the peak time. The rains considerably cool down the country and awaken nature. All the rainforests, rivers, lakes, and waterfalls come alive. Many tourists love to see them during this season. Therefore, if you love rain, you are going to love the July weather. 

• Temperature: Low 25°C, High 32°C
• Humidity: Around 89%
• Chance of Rain: 65% chance
• Daylight: 13 hours
• Sunrise: Around 05:55 AM
• Sunset: Around 06:50 PM

Things to Do in Thailand in July

Despite the monsoon, there are many things to do in Thailand in July that will elevate your vacation. So, plan your itinerary based on the following activities mentioned: 

Enjoy Nature

The best thing about Thailand in July is its abundance of nature. Heavy rainfalls replenish all the rainforests of the country, meandering streams turn into roaring rivers, and waterfalls return to their glorious states. Many people head out to the forests to enjoy the lush green nature. Though a few dangerous places are closed, many walking and hiking trails are still open. A popular activity during this time is hiking to the waterfalls. As mentioned earlier, waterfalls come alive in July and many people visit these waterfalls to swim, take pictures and videos, and enjoy the powerful splashes. Pam Bok Waterfall is the one where most people head to soak in the picturesque view. During this month, the beauty of Thailand’s nature will surprise you. 

Temple Run

For indoor activities, you can always find respite in Thailand’s stunning temples. Thai temples are a prime example of amazing architecture and design. You can start your temple journey with Wat Arun; the gorgeous temple located along Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River. It’s perhaps one of the prettiest temples in the world. Wat Pho, with its statue of the reclining Buddha, is another temple you cannot miss on your Thai trip. The statue is huge! And speaking of statues, Wat Phra Kaew, the temple that houses an emerald statue of Buddha is also much-loved by tourists. But these are just the tip of the iceberg, as there are many temples like Wat Khaek, Wat Chalong, Wat Tham Suea, and the ancient ruins of Ayutthaya that you can include in your temple itinerary. 

Visit Elephant Sanctuaries

The monsoon season is a great time to visit Thailand’s wonderful elephant sanctuaries. Elephants have always held an important place in Thai culture. But a few years ago, many of them faced abuse due to growing tourism, rapid urbanization, and even some sanctuaries carelessness. But now, many of them are housed in ethical sanctuaries, where they have enough space and unlimited food to feel safe and happy. So, you can visit these sanctuaries where you can see the elephants bathing in the rivers, playing in the rain, and interacting with their caregivers. Some sanctuaries that house docile elephants also allow tourists to interact with them. This activity will change your perspective on these giant creatures. 

Explore Urban Activities

Thailand is also a treasure trove of urban activities. Thailand has one of the liveliest nightclub scenes, where you can find many clubs, pubs, and lounges that serve great music and delicious drinks at night. You can easily find a party you like. Additionally, you can also try the famous full moon parties held on the beaches every full moon. However, if partying is not your thing, you can try Thailand’s renowned spas. The country is known for having some of the best spa treatments that attract people from all over the world. Their spa treatments range from traditional Thai massages to elaborate skin care treatments. So, check online reviews and book spas that offer therapies and treatments that will make your heart, mind, and body relaxed

Enjoy Indoor Experiences

There are many indoor things to do in Thailand when rain may prevent you from stepping out. Start by visiting the Grand Palace. This was the seat of power for the longest time. Thailand was run by the royal family and government officials residing in the palace. Though a few of the offices remain today, the Grand Palace is now mainly a tourist spot. You can visit the museum section of the palace and check out the National Museum in Bangkok which is full of Thai history and culture relics. Once done, catch a cabaret show. Thailand is famous for these elaborate and artistic cabaret shows performed by beautiful ladyboys. There’s music, dance, acrobats, special effects, and more. These shows are very popular, so book your tickets in advance. 

Dive into Shopping and Dining 

As July is the low season with fewer tourists, you should take your time and indulge in retail therapy while also exploring Thailand’s amazing cuisine scene at elegant restaurants.  Explore Siam Paragon & MBK Center or the colossal Open-air night market of Asiatique the Riverfront in Bangkok. You will find similar shopping spots wherever you go, right from Jungceylon Shopping Mall in Phuket to Chaweng Walking Street in Koh Samui. While exploring the culinary scene, don’t limit yourself to street food. Take advantage of low season prices and sample an eclectic range of cuisine in innovative and aesthetically pleasing fine-dining restaurants like The Service 1921 in Chiang Mai, Tulum Sky Bar Oasis in Bangkok, to name a few. There are many such spots sprinkled around Thailand that serve as an excellent retreat if you are trapped in a gloomy, excessively cloudy, or rainy day. 

Places to Visit in Thailand in July

The monsoon season has an amazing effect on some places in Thailand, levelling up the beauty of the place. So, here are the best places to visit in Thailand in July: 

Kanchanaburi

July is the month when Kanchanaburi is at its greenest. Set near the Erawan National Park, its greenery and urban charm are in full bloom, making it a picturesque allure for tourists. In the park, there are many waterfalls. Take pictures, bathe, or swim in the cool waters; the waterfalls are much fun. Kanchanaburi is also home to the (in)famous Death Railway. During the World War, many POWs were used to build the railway track and the bridge. Many died during construction and were buried nearby. To honour their memory, a memorial was built in Kanchanaburi, and some of their things were kept safe in two museums. You can visit these places to pay tribute. Even though the people of Kanchanaburi haven’t forgotten the tragic past, this naturally beautiful town is moving ahead with time.

Koh Samui

Now, you might think Koh Samui would be lashed with rainfall in July, but it’s quite the opposite. The island receives moderate rain, and there are many days when the sun shines bright. This is also owing to the island’s geographical location. So, there is no need to stay indoors; indulge to your heart’s content in the many things to do in Koh Samui. Start by hiking to see the lush forests teeming with unique flora and fauna. Then head over to the beach for some relaxation or, if you are in the mood, try outwater sports! Koh Samui is the best place for water sports in Thailand. You can also hop on to the adjoining islands of Tao and Phangan and continue your good times there. Koh Samui is a wonderful island, so be sure to enjoy it to the max!

Bangkok

Apart from being the political and economic capital, Bangkok is also a fun and entertainment capital. So, this is a city that you absolutely cannot miss. You can tour the many wonderful temples within the city confines like Wat Arun, Wat Benchamabophit, and Wat Traimit, and take in the pious atmosphere. You can shop at the amazing, huge malls of the city, like the MBK Center where there are many entertainment activities. Bangkok also has many amusement parks, gardens, bargain markets, and restaurants and cafes. In the evening, indulge in some bar hopping as it is fun, and, of course, end the night savoring the street food as some hawker centers and stalls in Bangkok are so good, they have been bestowed with the coveted Michelin star. But that’s not all. There are so many things to do in Bangkok that you can easily spend your whole vacation here.

Hua Hin

If you are traveling to Thailand with your significant other, Hua Hin should be on your list. This gorgeous, idyllic city is blessed with everything you’d want in your vacation destination. Apart from stunning resorts and hotels with sea views, t. There are towns and villages nearby with amazing restaurants and cafes. There are street markets and night markets where you will find awesome bargains. But the best place in Hua Hin is the Phraya Nakhon Cave. This place feels like an alien world with a complete ecosystem. The cave has a small opening above from where the sun shines through. Getting to the caves is a task, though. You must do a short hike on Tian Mountain that may take you a couple of hours. However, once you see the cave, you’ll realize the hardship is worth it. This is quite a unique place.

Pattaya

A city that can give Bangkok a run for its money is Pattaya city. In the past few decades, this city has emerged as one of the top tourist favorites in Thailand. Here, you can do a huge variety of things for a good time. From visiting the stunning Nong Nooch Botanical Gardens and Million Year Stone Park to Mini Siam and the Underwater World Aquarium, the city is packed with attractions. The beaches are also awesome, but the weather may not be right for a visit. However, if the sun is out, you can check out the beach and indulge in water sports. At night, enjoy great street food, night markets, and all-night bars. For family audiences, many amusement and water parks are fun and exciting, and many zoos and aquariums are educational. Pattaya is a city that welcomes all, so be sure to accept its invitation.

Events & Festivals in Thailand in July

There are a few events & festivals in Thailand in July that are worth partaking in to add a dose of fun and curiosity toyour vacation. These events and festivals are a great way to know Thai culture.

Festivals in Thailand in July

The people of Thailand love to celebrate, so you can rest assured that there will be festivals in Thailand in July that you can join and celebrate with the locals.

Asalha Puja

This auspicious day for Buddhists around the world is known as Asalha Puja or Asanha Bucha Day or Dharma Day. It is celebrated on the day when Lord Buddha, unveiled the four important teachings of Buddhism to his five disciples. This day is celebrated with much fervor around Thailand, as all the Buddhist temples in the country are decked up. Pujas and other ceremonies are performed, and devotees visit the nearest temples to partake in the ceremonies.

When: 10th July, 2025

Location: All Buddhist temples

Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival

Huge candle sculptures are built to celebrate this festival, which is a part of the Asalha Puja and Wan Khao Pansa festivals. These candle sculptures are paraded throughout the town for the people to admire. There’s traditional music and dancing as well. The sculptures are quite elaborate and beautiful, making it one of the prettiest festivals.

When: 7th July to 13th July 2025 

Location: Ubon Ratchathani 

Events in Thailand in July

July is full of wonderful events that you can add to your vacation itinerary and have a great time. Here are the best events in Thailand in July worth being a part of:

Thai King’s Birthday

Thailand’s King, Vajiralongkorn, was born on the 28th of July, 1952, and ever since his ascension to the throne, his birthday has been celebrated with much fervor all over Bangkok. Alms are distributed amongst the poor, the whole city is decked up, cultural programs are held all over, and of course, all government and public offices are shut. The atmosphere is celebratory all over the city.

When: 28th July , 2025

Location: Bangkok

Pai Jazz & Blues Festival 

For those who want to enjoy a day filled with music, the Pai Jazz and Blues Festival is a vibrant event to attend. Every year, the festival adds a musical twist to Pai’s stunning environment, with thrilling performances by foreign and local singers and musicians.  

When: 18th to 20th July, 2025 

Location: Pai, Mae Hong Son 

Travel Tips to Visit Thailand in July

Though Thailand is a tourist-friendly country, there are a few things you need to be mindful of when vacationing in July. Here are a few tips for you:

• Though it’s monsoon season, it won’t rain every day. You will have a few dry days as well to enjoy outdoor attractions. Make sure to check the weather forecast to get an idea about heavy or light showers during the duration of your Thailand visit.  
• Carry a good rainwear,  as the rains can be heavy and sometimes, even torrential. 
• July is off-peak season. Hence, do your research on the discounts and offers you can get on your hotel stays, flights and tours.  
• If you are sure about your itinerary, make bookings in advance so you won’t have to struggle with last-minute bookings. 
• Though there are many restaurants and cafes, try the street food as it is heavenly. Keep some local currency as cash in hand which you can use to buy souvenirs or sample street food at shophouse eateries and street stalls.  

Things to Know Before Visiting Thailand in July

What to pack for Thailand in July?

Pack rainwear and your normal clothes. July is peak monsoon time, and the country will see loads of rainfall, so pack good rainwear. But also carry your normal clothes as there will be dry days as well. Pack umbrellas, good waterproof walking shoes, a universal charger, a portable power bank, a waterproof case for your electronic devices, a first-aid kit, extra towels & napkins, sunscreen and mosquito repellent. 

What to wear in Thailand in July?

Wear comfortable cotton clothes because the humidity is quite high during the month of July, and you will be sweating a lot. Make sure your clothes are made from quick dry materials as you don’t want to be walking around in damp clothes. Also, wear waterproof or water-resistant shoes whenever you are stepping outdoors. Make sure to carry modest attire for temple visits. 

Getting Around in Thailand in July

Transportation in Thailand is quick, cheap, and easy. There are buses, taxis, and tuk-tuk rickshaws that you can use within the city. There are apps as well where you can hire scooter drivers. Boats will take you from the mainland to the islands and vice versa. For longer routes, there are domestic flights, trains, and buses.

Where to stay in Thailand in July?

Take advantage of the off-season and book hotel and resort stays at the most affordable prices. There are ample stay options throughout the country. These options range from cheap backpacker hostels and Airbnb stays to luxurious hotels and resorts. So, finding a roof over your head won’t be difficult.

FAQs about Thailand in July

If the above-given information is not enough, the following FAQs about Thailand in July will further help you understand what to expect in Thailand in July:

1. Will I be able to do outdoor activities in July?

Yes, you can certainly enjoy outdoor fun in July as it does not rain every day. There will be dry days, and even on the days it rains, the daytime is usually cloudy and dry. Rainfall happens in the evening.

2. Why is July better than any other month?

Considering the great offers and discounts from the off-season, tourists who don’t like too many crowds can have a good time. And with some meticulous planning, you can even avoid getting your plans hampered by the rain.

3. Is there any special place or activity to do in July?

Yes, do check out the rainforests and the gushing waterfalls. Many locals come to these places to enjoy the waters, swim, and take awesome pictures.

4. What about the Thai tourist visa?

Thailand is the most tourist-friendly country, so check if you are eligible for a visa-on-arrival benefit. If not, apply for a visa in your country of residence. Getting a Thai visit visa is not difficult. You can also get help from professional visa companies. 

5. Any precautions I need to take about my vacation in Thailand in July?

Get travel insurance. Respect local customs. Prevent bugs and mosquito bites. Keep your documents and valuables safe. Do not fall for tourist traps. Drink and eat at the right places. 

Conclusion

July is a great month to enjoy hassle-free holidays. With fewer crowds, amazing nature, and good people, Thailand can give you a memorable vacation in July. The country is teeming with greenery and a festive atmosphere, so you can freely indulge in many things to do in Thailand that will ensure you have a great time in this fantastic country. 

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WHAT IS THE WEATHER IN DUBAI LIKE IN JULY?

Dubai is the UAE’s second largest and most popular destination, set on the Arabian Peninsula’s eastern coast. As it is a desert city, it experiences scorching heat during the summer, with July being one of the hottest months of the year. The average high temperature reaches up to 40°C in July and it mostly offers a daily sunlight of about 13 hour

TOP REASONS TO VISIT DUBAI IN JULY

• It’s incredibly cheaper: Dubai has no shortage of accommodations which indicates that it caters to every budget all through the year. However, traveling to Dubai in July allows you to enjoy some unbelievable deals as the region’s high-end hotels, resorts, leisure attractions, and shows slash their rates once the mercury begins to soar. This not only lets you enjoy plusher stay (marked by the best comforts) for super less, but also gives you the chance to dine, shop and take in Dubai’s main attractions at bargain rates. 

• Fewer crowds: July – August are usually the times when most expats fly back to their home countries and the city further sees relatively fewer visitors, making the place almost empty. In fact, you can expect to discover Dubai at a relaxed pace without any chaos or hubbub. 

• Amazing Events: Winter in Dubai is described as a galore of events events as the season includes popular fests like DSF (Dubai Shopping Festival), Christmas and New Year’s Eve celebrations, Dubai Food Festival etc. That said, the summer months are no less when it comes to its events calendar. You can be part of some remarkable concerts, shows and events, particularly Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS). In 2025, it starts in June and extends till the end of August.  

THINGS TO DO IN DUBAI IN JULY

Watch an Exciting Show:

When the temperature rises in Dubai, it remains warm and humid the whole day but cools down a bit as the sun sets . As it’s unimaginable to spend time outdoors during this period, you can utilize this time to see an incredible show. And luckily, there is no lack of shows in Dubai; watch the astonishing La Perle by Dragone Show or head to Dubai Dolphinarium (at Dubai Creek Park) to watch the boisterous Dolphin and Seal Show, especially if you’re joined by your little ones. Now if you want to experience the stunning shows however without spending a penny, don’t miss the Dubai Fountain Show which is adjacent to Burj Khalifa and outside of The Dubai Mall. Yes, this remarkably choreographed show of light and water is free to watch.

Make the Most of Dubai’s Indoor Attractions

With Dubai’s staggering array of indoor leisure options, it goes without saying that you’ll be spoilt for choices. Check out its theme parks including the biggest of its kind IMG Worlds of Adventure and one-of-its kind Dubai Parks and Resorts with three theme parks(MOTIONGATE Dubai, Real Madrid World, LEGOLAND Dubai), a water park(LEGOLAND Water Park) and an indoor play zone (NEON Galaxy Indoor Playworld). If you’re visiting Dubai with your kids, there are more indoor attractions in the form of Play DXB, KidZania Dubai, Hysteria Dubai Mall, Museum of Illusions and lush The Green Planet. Craving for more fun and adventure indoors? Make your way to iFly Dubai where you can enjoy indoor Sky Diving in a safe environment.

Visit the Coolest Ski Dubai and Dubai Ice Rink

For your July or summer trip in general, these two attractions in Dubai are unmissable. Located in the Mall of the Emirates, Ski Dubai is filled with real snow and allows you to participate in all winter / snow activities even when the outside temperature is above 50 degrees Celsius. As for Dubai Ice Rink, this is where you can try ice skating, and you’ll find this inside the Dubai Mall. 

Enjoy a Pampering Spa Treatment

After all sightseeing and indulging in exciting activities, set out to soothe your tired muscles with an invigorating spa treatment. Depending on your spa service provider, you’ll mostly get to choose from diverse spa services such as Thai / Swedish massage, Hammam bath, relaxing Ayurvedic treatments, vegan-friendly packages, and special manicure and pedicure services. Talise Spa (at Madinat Jumeirah), Amara (within Park Hyatt Dubai), the Japanese-inspired ShuiQi Spa and Fitness Centre, and Anantara Spa (at Anantara the Palm Dubai Resort) are some of our top suggestions in this category. Before you make a booking, be sure to look at the deals page and coupon code websites to bag deals offered by some of the best spas in Dubai.

Set out on a Shopping Spree

Shopping in Dubai is more than a pastime activity and it’s an attraction, thanks to its mix of over 70 malls, classic Dubai souks, and other lively seasonal markets. So, if you think that there isn’t any fun in Dubai summer shopping, visit the world’s biggest shopping mall – The Dubai Mall with over 1200 outlets, and of course, the Gold Souk where an entire market is dedicated to selling gold jewelry. That’s not all; come prepared to experience a retail therapy like no other with some head-spinning summer deals and promotions. If shopping doesn’t interest you or want to do it with a twist, you can hire a Limousine in Dubai.

Discover Dubai’s Off the Beaten Path with Desert Safari

Agreed, Dubai is glamorous and abounds in soaring skyscrapers, but the landscape surrounding it is still untouched and pure. So take a desert safari, preferably an early morning or a lengthier evening desert to marvel at the raw beauty and tranquility of golden dunes. Subject to your desert safari package, you’ll be able to take a heart-racing 4X4 dune bash, ride a camel, savor lavish BBQ treats, and immerse yourself in its many Bedouin-inspired cultural activities and traditional entertainment (like Tanura and belly dance show).

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Dine and Drink

Once in Dubai, you’ll get the chance to sample some of the world’s best culinary delights. Be it Asian, classic English, authentic Mediterranean, rich traditional Emirati cuisine, or the delightful American steaks, you’ll get to taste all and beyond in Dubai. And the best thing is that you can make your dining experience as lavish or inexpensive as possible. After all, there are dining venues to cater to every pocket, from the cheap cafés and street foods across Deira, Bur Dubai and Karama to posh venues that dot Downtown Dubai, Jumeirah, Dubai Marina and more.

Dhow Cruise

Whether you’re traveling to Dubai during summer or winter months, a dhow cruise is a must-experience activity. It sails you down the iconic Dubai Creek or the uber-stylish Dubai Marina and this is accompanied by the most exquisite views, buffet dining and unique live entertainment. You can even have dhow charter for special event. Looking for more exciting ways to spend time on Dubai’s water? You can consider going on deep sea cruising.

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Night Swimming 

Take full advantage of Dubai’s cooler evening ambience to escape the heat endured during the daytime. Soothe your soul in calm surroundings and under starry skies with a refreshing dip and swim in Dubai’s pristine pools and beaches. Some of the public beaches are open for night swimming such as JBR beach and Al Mamzar beach. For a more intimate and exquisite experience, check out the luxurious pools at Atlantis, The Palm, Address Boulevard, and the world’s highest 360–degree infinity pool –  AURA Skypool. 

Plan a Day Trip

If you wish to venture out of Dubai, there are some majestic attractions beyond the city limits. And the great news is that you can discover all of them on a day trip. From the capital city of Abu Dhabi, the garden city of Al Ain and the quaint Hatta Heritage Village to the remarkable Ras Al Khaimah and scenic Fujairah, there are many sights and attractions that await you around Dubai. What’s more; you can even sign up for a 6 Emirates in a Day Tour which covers all of the UAE’s emirates except for Abu Dhabi.

TOP ATTRACTIONS TO VISIT IN JULY

Downtown Dubai, Burj Khalifa & The Dubai Mall

A Dubai holiday remains incomplete without a visit to Downtown Dubai which holds the bulk of the city’s prestigious landmarks. Topping this list is Burj Khalifa which is famed all over the world as the tallest of its kind (at a height of 828 meters). The Dubai Mall, Souk Al Bahar, The Dubai Fountain etc follow the long list. As mentioned earlier, the Dubai Mall has tons of attractions to its credit – of which some are even free to explore, mainly the parts of Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo. Choose a flexible combo pass with Burj Khalifa tickets and access to the top attractions in the Dubai Mall.

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Al  Fahidi Historical Neighborhood & Dubai Museum

Found in the Old Dubai region and close to Dubai Creek, Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood is a well-preserved area which stands as a tribute to Dubai’s historic past. You can stop by many ancient houses and museums in the region. Most prominent among them is probably the Dubai Museum; Situated inside the emirate’s oldest of its kind, 18th century Al Fahidi Fort, its many exhibits on display will give you a glimpse of Dubai’s lifestyle in the pre-oil era. The museum is currently closed for renovation and will reopen soon in future. You may rest assured, nonetheless, that admission to the museum will cost you less than AED 5. 

Burj Al Arab Jumeirah

Like other stellar sights of Dubai, Burj Al Arab will easily catch your attention. Nestled off Dubai’s shore, on a man-made island, this resplendent structure has graced the city skyline since 1999. A stay in this seven-star hotel may be reserved for just rich and elites, but its striking sail-shaped architecture and mind-blowing surroundings make it a worthwhile spot to spend some quality time and further capture fabulous pictures. What’s more; you can even sign up for an Inside Burj Al Arab tour – it lets you catch a glimpse of its regal interiors and comforts without really staying here.

Dubai Frame

With its colossal picture-frame like structure, Dubai Frame has become one of the city’s most distinguishable landmarks ever since its opening in 2018. While the main highlight is its Sky Deck offering compelling views over Old and New Dubai, it’s also noteworthy for its inspiring past and future galleries.

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TOP DUBAI EVENTS IN JULY

1. Dubai Summer Surprises

The 2025 edition of Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) has already kicked off! Yes, loads of fun, exciting shopping deals with daily discounts and flash sales, and jaw-dropping wins characterize the six-week-long event.

Date: June 27 till 31 August 2025

Venue: Across Dubai

2. Dubai World Sports

The most iconic summer sports is here! Indulge in the vibrant and energetic atmosphere of Dubai as the month-long event hosts competitive tournaments in sports and fitness. From football to tennis, choose your favorite sport and grind to win.

Date: Throughout July

Venue: Dubai Sports World, Zabeel Halls 2-6

Time: 8:00 AM onwards

Entry Fee: Free

3. Shreya Ghoshal Live

Catch the sensational Bollywood vocalist singing some of her finest chart-topping hits. Watch her perform and sing a classic combination of songs from many genres during her two-decade career in Indian film. Her melodious voice is sure to soothe your soul or make you tap your foot as she churns out evergreen songs.  

Date: Saturday, July 19th, 2025

Venue: Dubai World Trade Centre

Time: 7:00 PM

Entry Fee: Starts from AED 95 onwards

4. Beat The Heat DXB Season 4 

Gear up for an exhilarating indoor music fest as Beat the Hear DXB Season 4 is all set to engulf you in music mania this July. For 10 days, this music event entertains you with a myriad of music genres from world-renowned artists from the Middle East and Africa such as TUL8TE, Sharmoofers, Ghalia, Soulja, Montiyago, Bader Al Shuaibi to name a few. 

Date: July 4th-13th, 2025

Venue: Dubai World Trade Centre

Time: 6:00 PM

Entry Fee: AED 105 per person onwards

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IMPORTANT THINGS TO CONSIDER FOR YOUR DUBAI TRIP IN JULY

• Book indoor activities in advance so that you can access them hassle-free. Also, reserve these attractions for mid-day as this is the time during the day when temperatures can rise to a scorching 40 degrees Celsius. The air-conditioned indoor ambience will offer the much-needed respite from the sun.  
• In July, make use of the after-dark ambience and pleasant temperatures and explore the vibrant nightlife of Dubai. Check out Dubai’s beach lounges and bar scene at night which come alive at night. Some of the best spots to check out are Bla Bla Dubai and Zero Gravity. 
• To ensure maximum savings, opt for an all-inclusive package (with accommodation, sightseeing, Dubai SIM, pocket Wi-Fi etc). You can also consider buying a combo pass which offers access to two or multiple tours / activities for a single low rate. 
• Pack comfortable, loose fitting modest clothing for your summer trip to Dubai. Carry a shawl as well, which you can wear while traveling to Dubai’s conservative attractions and intensely air-conditioned attractions. 
• Sunscreen cream, sun glasses, hats, and a pair of comfy shoes are other packing essentials.  
• Bring your international driving license if you’re planning to drive while in Dubai. 
• As it’s extremely hot in Dubai, keep yourself hydrated by drinking plenty of water throughout your trip. Carry a reusable bottle which you can refill from refilling stations available at malls and attractions. It is a cost-effective way rather than spending money on bottled water repeatedly. 

FAQs

1. Is it good to go to Dubai in July?

Yes, July is a preferred time for budget travelers to visit Dubai. Although the weather is hot, there are plenty of indoor, air-conditioned activities in the city. While the outdoor activities are limited, there are fewer crowds, lower hotel rates, and shopping discounts to make it worth spending your time here without breaking the bank.

2. Is Dubai in July too hot?

Yes, July is the beginning of the official summer season, so expect hot and humid weather. Bring sunscreen and a hat, and stay hydrated.

3. What to do in Dubai in July?

In Dubai’s summer, enjoy unique indoor experiences that are perfect for escaping the scorching July sun. Snowboard in Ski Dubai, visit

Burj Khalifa, explore Dubai Aquarium, and partake in water sports.

4. Is July an off-season in Dubai?

Yes, July is the off-season in Dubai, which means lower flight and accommodation rates.

5. What to pack for Dubai in July?

Bring a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen with SPF 50+, swimsuits, sandals, and flip-flops. Pack loose-fitting cotton clothes suitable for summer. Staying hydrated is crucial, so bring a reusable water bottle to refill throughout the day.

Conclusion

Dubai may be uncomfortably hot in July, but its many amazing indoor leisure attractions, exciting activities and cool events make up for it. So if you didn’t consider Dubai for your July break, then it’s time to change your perception. It’s a sizzling summer retreat infused with the most unforgettable experiences and fun-filled amusement.

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