Public Holidays In Thailand 2023 2024

Public holidays in Thailand are a mix of religious, cultural, and national celebrations. Some of the most important holidays include: New Year’s Day (January 1): Celebrated with fireworks, parties, and traditional Thai customs. commemorates the Buddha’s teachings on the importance of unity and harmony. water festival in which people throw water at each other to […]

Public holidays in Thailand are a mix of religious, cultural, and
national celebrations. Some of the most important holidays
include:

• New
  Year’s Day (January 1): Celebrated with fireworks, parties, and
  traditional Thai customs.

  

• commemorates the Buddha’s teachings on the importance of unity and
  harmony.

  

• water festival in which people throw water at each other to symbolize
  cleansing and renewal.

  

• contributions of workers to society.

  

Buddhist holiday that commemorates the Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and
death.

• H.M. The Queen’s Birthday (June
  3): A celebration of the Queen’s birthday, with parades, ceremonies,
  and other festivities.

• The Queen Mother’s
  Birthday (August 12): A celebration of the Queen Mother’s birthday.
  day to commemorate the reign of King Chulalongkorn, who is considered one of
  Thailand’s most beloved monarchs.

• King
  Bhumibol’s Birthday (December 5): A celebration of the late King
  Bhumibol’s birthday, who is considered the father of modern Thailand.

commemorate the signing of Thailand’s first constitution in 1932.

In addition to these national holidays, there are also a
number of regional and local holidays that are celebrated throughout Thailand.

Here is a table of public holidays in Thailand for 2023 2024 and 2023
2024:

Please note that some holiday
dates may be subject to change.