In Thailand there are specific days when the sale of alcohol is officially banned nationwide and bars close. These days are likely Buddhist and some public Holidays.
Please note that an alcohol ban may be imposed and bars and all kind of entertainment venue ...
Name of Thai Holiday/Festival
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2018
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Previous Record
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New Year's Day
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1st January
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No History of Closure
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Chinese New Year
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16th February
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No History of Closure
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Magha Puja / Makha Bucha
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1st March
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No History of Closure
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Chakri Day
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6th April
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General Closures
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Songkran
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13-14-15 April
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No History of Closure
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Thailand Labor Day
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1st May
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No History of Closure
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Coronation Day
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5th May
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No History of Closure
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Visakha Bucha / Vesak Day
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29th May
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General Closures
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Royal Ploughing Ceremony
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mid-May TBA
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No History of Closure
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Asalha Puja Day
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27th July
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General Closures
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Buddhist Lent Day (Wan Khao Phansa)
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28th July
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General Closures
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H.M. The King's Birthday (Rama X)
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12th August
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No History of Closure
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End of Buddhist Lent Day (Wan
Awk Phansa)
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24th October
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General Closures
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The Passing of Rama IX
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13th October
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Occasional Closures
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Thod Kathin (Kathina)
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25th October
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No History of Closure
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Chulalongkorn Memorial Day
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23rd October
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No History of Closure
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Royal Funeral, H. M. The King Rama IX
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TBA
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No History of Closure
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Loy Krathong
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23rd November
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No History of Closure
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H.M. The King's Birthday (Rama IX) - Father' Day
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5th December
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Occasional Closures
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Thai Constitution Day
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10th December
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No History of Closure
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New Years' Eve
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31st December
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No History of Closure
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:. Thai public holidays holidays & festivals in Thailand 2018 (2561 B.E.) .:
August 12 is H.M. The Queens birthday.
ReplyDeleteNot the King's birthday.
Closed from 6pm 16 to 6pm 17 March (for pre-election)
ReplyDeleteClosed form 6pm 23 to 6pm 24 March Election Day
That is 2019
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