January 1, 2013
January 9
January 16

(February 10)
(February 25)

April 6

April 8
April 13, 14, 15



April 16

May 1
May 5
May 6
(May 24)

July 1
(July 22)
(July 23)

August 12


(October 19)
October 23



(November 17)

December 5


December 10
December 31

January 1, 2014

New Year's Day
Children's Day
Teacher's Day

Chinese New Year
Makha Bucha (Buddhist holiday; alcohol ban!)

Chakri Day (The Chakri dynasty is the current ruling royal house of the Kingdom of Thailand, and has ruled the country since 1782.)
Substitution holiday for Chakri day which falls on a Saturday
Songkran Festival (The traditional Thai New Year and infamous "water festival" usually starts on April 13 and traditionally ends on April 15. In some parts of Thailand, however, Songkran may last up to a full week. In Pattaya, April 19 marks the main and final day of Songkran.)
Extra holiday for Songkran

Labour Day
Coronation Day
Substitution holiday for Coronation Day which falls on a Sunday
Visakha Bucha (most important Buddhist holiday; alcohol ban!)

Bank Holiday (only banks closed)
Asarnha Bucha (Start of Buddhist Lent; alcohol ban!)
Khao Pansaa (Buddhist Lent Day; alcohol ban!)

Queen's Birthday/Mother's Day (Queen Sirikit, born in 1932, has been married to King Bhumibol since 1950.)

Wan Ork Pansaa (End of Buddhist Lent)
Chulalongkorn Day (King Chulalongkorn reigned the Siamese empire during the second half of the 19th century and the first decade of the 20th century, and is still highly respected as a great "modernizer".)

Loy Krathong

King's Birthday/Father's Day (King Bhumibol Adulyadeth, born in 1927, is also known as Rama IX. His Majesty the King is the world's longest reigning monarch and had been 60 years on the throne in 2006.)
Constitution Day
New Year's Eve

New Year's Day
Thai Public Holidays & Festivals 2013 (2556 B.E.)

Dates in parentheses are for the year 2013 (2556 B.E./Buddhist era) and vary from year to year, according to the lunar calendar (e.g. Loy Krathong).
National holidays, on which banks, government offices etc. will be closed, have been highlighted red. If they fall on a Saturday or Sunday, the following Monday will be a substitution holiday.
Please note that on the most important Buddhist holidays or election days, an alcohol ban may be imposed, and entertainment venues may be required to close for a day. Details will also be announced on our news page.
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