When to go · Kajang
Kajang in November
Avoid month. Listed as a month to avoid: None reliably drier — check the forecast; Nov–Jan often wettest.
Key facts
- Verdict
- Avoid
- Temperature
- 32°C (90°F)90°F (32°C) / 23°C (73°F)73°F (23°C)
- average high / low
- Rain days
- 19
- Crowds
- Low
- Malaysia overall
- Prices
- Low
- Malaysia overall
Verdict
Listed as a month to avoid: None reliably drier — check the forecast; Nov–Jan often wettest.
Is another month better than November?
November is rated avoid. These months rate higher:
- FebruaryGoodOutside the best window (All year for food; rain is possible in every month). Across Malaysia: Drier on the west coast and Langkawi; Chinese New Year crowds (lunar, check).
- MarchGoodOutside the best window (All year for food; rain is possible in every month). Across Malaysia: East-coast islands reopen; Ramadan/Hari Raya may fall here in 2026 (check).
- AprilGoodOutside the best window (All year for food; rain is possible in every month). Across Malaysia: Good for islands both sides; afternoon storms on the west coast.
- MayGoodOutside the best window (All year for food; rain is possible in every month). Across Malaysia: Perhentian and Redang at their best; Borneo drying out.
Weather in November
- KajangHighs around 32 °C (90 °F), lows around 23 °C (73 °F), rain on about 19 daysHighs around 90 °F (32 °C), lows around 73 °F (23 °C), rain on about 19 days
Crowds and prices
- Crowds · Malaysia overall
- Low
- Prices · Malaysia overall
- Low
Malaysia overall: Monsoon on the east coast; Deepavali (check); KL wet but workable.
Compare two months
Weather, crowds and prices for any two months in Kajang, side by side.
Verdict
Nov: Avoid
Feb: Good (better)
Daytime high
Nov: 32 °C (90 °F)90 °F (32 °C)
Feb: 33 °C (91 °F)91 °F (33 °C)
Night low
Nov: 23 °C (73 °F)73 °F (23 °C)
Feb: 23 °C (73 °F)73 °F (23 °C)
Rain days
Nov: 19
Feb: 12 (better)
Crowds
Nov: Low
Feb: High
Prices
Nov: Low
Feb: High
Festivals listed
Nov: 0
Feb: 1
November: Listed as a month to avoid: None reliably drier — check the forecast; Nov–Jan often wettest.
February: Outside the best window (All year for food; rain is possible in every month). Across Malaysia: Drier on the west coast and Langkawi; Chinese New Year crowds (lunar, check).
Kajang: figures are long-term averages from this guide, not a forecast.
What to pack
- Light, breathable clothes, a sun hat and sunscreen
- A rain jacket or umbrella and shoes that dry fast