Thailand Public Holidays

Thailand Public Holidays lists the official holiday calendar observed across Thailand, where the Cabinet sets national public holidays and related observances for government offices, schools, banks, and much of the private sector. The schedule covers fixed dates, movable religious days, royal commemorations, and periodic holiday extensions that shape the Thai working year. The holidays calendar is especially relevant in Bangkok and other major cities where office closures, transport demand, and travel patterns change sharply around peak observance periods. Entries in the calendar include New Year’s Day, Makha Bucha, Chakri Memorial Day, Songkran Festival, National Labour Day, and Coronation Day. Songkran typically spans several days in April and is the most visible seasonal break in Thailand, while other dates follow the Buddhist, civic, and royal calendar that underpins the country’s public holiday structure. In practice, the list reflects the timing of school closures, government shutdowns, and bank observances rather than only ceremonial dates, so the pattern is useful across business planning and domestic travel in Thailand. For planners, employers, travellers, and administrative staff, this Smart Calendar Feed is free to subscribe and can be added to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. That makes official closures visible alongside meetings, deadlines, and trips without manual entry. The feed is useful where scheduling depends on Thai public holiday timing, whether for office planning in Bangkok, cross-border work with regional teams, or travel around the Songkran period and year-end closures. The calendar updates regularly so new holiday announcements, shifts for substitution days, and any late changes to observance rules appear automatically. That matters because Thailand’s holiday schedule can include adjustments tied to royal events, cabinet decisions, or calendar alignment across the public sector and banking system.