Bangkok's tropical climate means play is possible year-round — though the dry season from November to April is preferred — with public courts at Lumpini Park in the Silom-Sathorn district, the National Indoor Stadium complex in Hua Mak, and facilities at Benjakitti Park near Asok.
1926
LTAT Founded
ATP No. 9 (May 2003)
Paradorn Srichaphan Career High
Top tennis courts in Bangkok
A local guide to the Bangkok tennis scene.
1926
Lawn Tennis Association of Thailand founded — one of Thailand's oldest sports governing bodies
2003
Paradorn Srichaphan, born in Khon Kaen but trained in Bangkok, becomes the first Asian man ranked in the ATP top 10 (career high No. 9)
Year-round outdoor play; tropical heat and humidity push league matches to early morning or evening. Hot-dry March–May, monsoon Jun–Oct, cooler-dry Nov–Feb (peak play).
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