Festivals in Thailand
Highest Recommended Festivals (Besides ETT standard tour availability)
| S.no |
Name of Festival/Fair |
Festival Day/Dates |
|
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2020 |
| 1 |
New Year Day |
1st January |
| 2 |
Chiang Mai Flower Festival |
7th - 9th February |
| 3 |
Chinese New year |
25th January |
| 4 |
Makabucha Day |
9th February |
| 5 |
Songkran Festival |
13th - 16th April |
| 6 |
Asahna Bucha Day |
5th - 6th July |
| 7 |
Buddhist Lent Day and Candle festival |
6th July |
| 8 |
Buffalo Racing Day in Chonburi |
29th October |
| 9 |
Vegetarian festival |
16th - 25th October |
| 10 |
Commemorating the passing of HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) |
13th October |
| 11 |
Loykratong and Yi Peng Festival |
1st November |
| 12 |
Monkey Banquet Festival |
29th November |
| 13 |
King Bhumibol Birthday Commemoration Day |
07th December |
| 14 |
New year’s Eve |
31st December |
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There are countless fairs, celebrations and festivals in Thailand each year and travelers planning a trip to Thailand often have a difficult time deciding which festivals in Thailand they should experience. All the major festivals of Thailand are spectacular in their own right, but some are better to include on your tour of Thailand.
