Thailand 2023 Public Holidays — Thailand, located in Southeast Asia, is a popular vacation spot for tourists from different continents due to its fascinating attractions. From beaches and mountains to shopping centers and rich cultural experiences, there's something for everyone.

If you're planning a trip to Thailand this year but haven't decided on a departure date, here's the newest update on the 2023 holiday calendar in Thailand.

Thailand Public Holidays Calendar

January

• 1 — Sunday: New Year's Day

• 2 — Monday: New Year's Holiday

• 22 — Sunday: Chinese New Year

March

• 6 — Monday: Makha Bucha Day

April

• 6 — Thursday: Chakri

• 13–6 — Thursday–Sunday: Songkran Festival

• 21 — Friday: End of Ramadan

May

• 1 — Monday: Labor Day

• 4 — Thursday: Coronation of King Vajiralongkorn

• 11 — Thursday: Public Holidays

June

• 3 — Saturday: Visakha Bucha Day

• 3 — Saturday: Queen Suthida's Birthday

• 5 — Monday: Visakha Bucha

• 5 — Monday: Queen Suthida's Birthday Holiday

July

• 28 — Friday: King Vajiralongkorn's Birthday

August

• 1 — Tuesday: Asahna Bucha Day

• 2 — Wednesday: Khao Phansa Day

• 12 — Saturday: Her Majesty The Queen Mother's Birthday

• 14 — Monday: Her Majesty The Queen Mother's Birthday Holiday

September

• 24—Sunday: Prince Mahidol Day

October

• 13 — Friday: Death of His Majesty the Late King (Day of Mourning)

• 23 — Monday: King Chulalongkorn's Remembrance Day

December

• 5 — Tuesday: King Bhumibol Adulyadej's Birthday

• 10 — Sunday: Constitution Day

• 11 — Monday: Constitution Day holiday

• 25 — Monday: Christmas Day

• 31 — Sunday: New Years

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