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Thailand 2026 public holiday guide

Thailand’s public holidays include New Year’s Day, Makha Bucha, Chakri Memorial Day, Songkran, Labour Day, Visakha Bucha, royal birthday holidays, Constitution Day, and New Year’s Eve. Songkran (usually 13–15 April) is the famous nationwide water festival and a major travel peak.

Expect slower business responses in mid-April. Tourism services often keep running while banks and government offices close.

Verify movable Buddhist dates against official Thai announcements.

Planning tips

Thailand 2026 public holiday table

This 2026 view lists 16 public holiday dates for Thailand. The earliest entry is 2026-01-01 (New Year's Day, Thu) and the latest is 2026-12-31 (New Year's Eve). The longest consecutive block in the dataset is about 3 days (2026-04-13–2026-04-15). The table below is fully readable without JavaScript.

DateWeekdayHoliday
2026-01-01 Thu New Year's Day
2026-01-02 Fri New Year's Day
2026-03-03 Tue Makha Bucha Day
2026-04-13 Mon Songkran Festival
2026-04-14 Tue Songkran Festival
2026-04-15 Wed Songkran Festival
2026-05-01 Fri Labour Day
2026-05-04 Mon Labour Day / Greenery Day / Bank Holiday
2026-06-03 Wed Queen Suthida's Birthday
2026-07-28 Tue King's Birthday
2026-08-12 Wed Mother's Day
2026-10-13 Tue King Bhumibol Memorial Day
2026-10-23 Fri Chulalongkorn Day
2026-12-05 Sat Father's Day
2026-12-10 Thu Constitution Day
2026-12-31 Thu New Year's Eve

Note: Compiled from public notices for planning. Confirm critical dates with official sources.

Cross-border planning notes

Songkran is Thailand’s nationwide celebration peak and a mid-April business slowdown. It can sit near Vietnam’s late-April Liberation Day / Labour Day travel wave.

Thailand FAQ

Is Songkran always three days?

The core is usually 13–15 April; weekends can extend the break.

Are temples open?

Most stay open and get busier on holy days.

Good for kids?

Fun but wet and crowded — pack sun and water protection.