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Thailand Public Holidays and Festivals

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Thailand Holidays and Festivals

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Thailand offers year-round travel opportunities, but the best time to visit is between December and January. This period is ideal for exploring the New Year in Thailand, as the weather is not excessively hot, and some days even experience cool weather. However, keep in mind that this period is also the prime tourist season, so prices for hotels and flights tend to be higher. If you’re looking for the best weather, plan your trip between November and February. During this time, Thailand experiences cool and dry conditions, providing a delightful escape from extreme heat and rain. The skies are clear, and temperatures are comfortable. Budget-conscious travelers can take advantage of the monsoon season from May to September. Despite occasional rain showers, this period offers unique opportunities to secure significant discounts up to 50% off on accommodation, flights, and tours. It is also a perfect time for natural travel. For an authentic experience of Thailand’s vibrant festivals, plan your visit in November for the enchanting Loy Krathong and Yi Peng Festival, or immerse yourself in the lively Songkran Festival in April. Whether you’re seeking great weather, beach relaxation, low prices, or cultural festivities, Thailand has something to offer year-round! 🌴🇹🇭

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Useful information

School holidays

  • From the beginning of April until mid-May
  • From mid-October until the end of October

Remarks

  • If a public holiday falls on a weekend, the government typically provides an additional day off on the next business day.
  • On Buddhist special days and public holidays, the sale of liquor and alcohol is generally prohibited, except for international airports.
  • In Thailand, Christmas is not an official public holiday, but you’ll find festive decorations in various locations. Some families celebrate Christmas at home, and certain places embrace the holiday spirit with decorations and festive traditions.
  • Thailand does not observe Daylight Saving Time changes or seasonal time changes due to its geographical location.