Baan Lae Suan Fair Living Festival 2026
A large home, garden and living fair at IMPACT Challenger, with furniture, decor, plants and ideas for houses and condos.
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A large home, garden and living fair at IMPACT Challenger, with furniture, decor, plants and ideas for houses and condos.
Thailand's national book fair at QSNCC, with publishers and booksellers filling Halls 5 to 7.
Winning and shortlisted works from the 17th UOB Painting of the Year competition, shown at BACC.
A BACC Special Projects exhibition running through November 2026.
The raptor migration over Khao Dinsor, one of Asia's great hawk watching sites, listed by the TAT festival portal from 1 September to 30 November 2026.
A Tourism Authority of Thailand art route linking the Grand Palace story to the SUPPORT Arts Centre at Ko Koet in Ayutthaya.
The dated visitor season for the Similan Islands marine national park, open through the dry months and closed for the monsoon.
The dated visitor season for the Surin Islands marine national park, known for shallow reefs and Richelieu Rock diving.
Thailand's top football division in its 30th season: 16 clubs, Buriram United defending the title, matches most weekends from September to May.
The fifth Bangkok Art Biennale, themed Angels and Mara, places Thai and international contemporary art inside temples, museums and public spaces across the capital for four months.
The 50th House and Condo Expo at QSNCC, a property fair for houses, condos and home loans.
Southeast Asia's big gaming showcase, pairing gamescom asia with the Thailand Game Show under the theme The Heart of Gaming.
Muay thai three nights a week at Ao Nang's stadium, the regular fight night for Krabi's beach strip.
The calm season in Phang Nga Bay: kayaking the lagoons of Koh Hong and Koh Panak and visiting James Bond Island on flat water.
Ayutthaya's weekend night market in the old city: street food, roti sai mai and crafts a short walk from the ruins.
Nightly muay thai behind Bangla Road in Patong, Phuket's busiest stadium card for visitors.
The world's largest weekend market: some 15,000 stalls across 27 sections, from clothing and homewares to antiques, plants and pets.
The Mekong's favourite walking street: wooden shophouses, sticky rice traditions and river views in old Chiang Khan.
Chiang Mai's nightly bazaar on Chang Khlan Road: covered arcades, street stalls and food courts east of the Old City.
The Saturday counterpart to Tha Phae, on Wua Lai Road in the old silversmith quarter south of the moat.
Northern Thailand's biggest weekly market: a kilometre of craft, food and performance along Ratchadamnoen Road every Sunday evening.
Chumphon's weekend walking street near the railway station: seafood, local coffee and community stalls.
Hua Hin's arts market: design stalls, handmade goods, an open air food court and live performance in a garden setting at Nong Kae.
A one day meet and market for doll collectors and artists at QSNCC on 1 November 2026.
Bangkok's favourite food day trip: a riverside market at Wat Don Wai famous for braised duck, fish and traditional sweets.
Erawan Falls in its clear water season: the seven tiers swimmable and blue from the end of the rains to the hot season.
Tens of thousands of coloured Lanna lanterns are hung through Lamphun and around Wat Phra That Hariphunchai as an offering in the run up to Loy Krathong.
Samui's best known weekly market: Friday nights along the Bophut beach road, with food, crafts and bars in the old fishermen's shophouses.
Hua Hin's central night market: seafood restaurants, souvenir stalls and snack lanes two blocks from the beach.
Lampang's Saturday walking street in the old riverside quarter of Kad Kong Ta: heritage houses, northern food and crafts.
The dated cool season opening of the Kew Mae Pan ridge trail on Doi Inthanon, Thailand's highest mountain.
The dry season at Sam Roi Yot: the light shaft in Phraya Nakhon Cave, wetlands boardwalks and quiet beaches south of Hua Hin.
Khao Yai in the cool season: elephants on the salt licks, hornbills, waterfalls running clear and night safaris from November to February.
Krabi Town's weekend walking street: southern food stalls, local crafts and a stage show behind the department store.
Thailand's most reliable wild elephant watching, on afternoon ranger safaris through the Kui Buri grasslands in the dry season.
Thailand's largest sunflower belt in full winter bloom, thousands of rai of yellow fields under the limestone hills east of Lopburi town.
The stadium's own traditional Saturday night Muay Thai programme at Lumpinee, a card of eight to ten bouts that is the cheaper and more local way into the famous ring.
Professional muay thai every night in Pattaya: five bouts on weekday cards, four on weekends, all seats VIP class.
The calm season in the Chang archipelago: snorkelling boats running, waterfalls full and the island trails dry from November to April.
Bangkok's oldest Muay Thai stadium runs fight cards every night of the week, from three round Rajadamnern Knockout shows to the flagship Rajadamnern World Series on Saturdays.
Phuket's biggest weekend market: hundreds of stalls of food, clothes and secondhand goods just outside the Old Town.
Weekend evenings in front of Wat Phra Mahathat: southern food, shadow puppet crafts and local products.
Nan's weekend walking street in front of Wat Phumin, withขันโตก style ground seating for northern food in the temple square.
ONE Championship's weekly Friday night card at Lumpinee Stadium, where Thai and international fighters compete in Muay Thai, kickboxing and MMA for a main roster contract.
Pai's nightly walking street: food stalls, crafts and buskers in the centre of the mountain town.
Saturday evenings on Kanchanaburi's heritage street: old Sino Thai shophouses, local food and community stalls.
Saturday night in Phetchaburi's old town: the city's famous sweets and street food on its heritage shopping street.
The classic Thai summit trek in its open season: a steep climb to a cool pine plateau of cliffs, waterfalls and sea of mist viewpoints.
A small midweek market on Dibuk Road: young designers, handmade goods and food stalls in the Old Town.
Phuket Old Town's Sunday market on Thalang Road: Sino Portuguese shophouses, southern food and street performance.
Tuesday night muay thai at Rangsit Stadium, the long running weekly card north of Bangkok.
The dry season at Ranong's town hot springs: public bathing pools in Raksawarin Park at their most pleasant from November to April.
Weekend evenings on Ratchaburi's Mae Klong riverfront by the old market: food stalls, crafts and river views.
Saturday muay thai at Om Noi stadium, the televised weekly card west of Bangkok.
Weekend evenings in Songkhla's old town: street food and crafts among the Nang Ngam Road shophouses and street art.
Pattaya's biggest weekend night market: food, clothes and electronics on Thepprasit Road.
Bangkok's vintage night market: antiques, retro Americana, classic cars and a big food and bar zone behind Seacon Square.
Trang's weekend walking street by the railway station: famous local food, roast pork and dim sum stalls in the town centre.
A 134 day international horticultural expo on a wetland site in Udon Thani, built around the theme Diversity of Life and linking people, water and plants.
Weekly stadium muay thai in western Bangkok, with cards on Monday, Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday.
Swedish pop star Zara Larsson brings the Midnight Sun Tour to UOB Live at Emsphere.
Canadian singer yung kai opens the November concert run at Sphere Hall in the Emsphere complex.
November People's Gallery exhibition at BACC, part of the centre's open platform for artists.
A month of Diwali celebrations across four Bangkok venues, from a riverside diya ceremony at ICONSIAM to street festivities in Little India.
A beauty industry trade show covering cosmetics manufacturing, packaging, OEM production and ingredients at BITEC.
A brand licensing trade show at BITEC, running alongside COSMEX and in-cosmetics Asia.
The Asia Pacific edition of the in-cosmetics series, where cosmetic ingredient suppliers meet product formulators.
A five day festival at the great Khmer sanctuary of Phimai, with a light and sound show, longboat races and an ancient style market.
Trade expo for advertising production, signage, LED displays and large format printing at IMPACT.
Trade show for digital textile printing, garment decoration and fabric production technology at IMPACT.
Trade expo for packaging machinery, label printing and packaging materials at IMPACT.
A big shopping fair for parents, with baby gear, kids clothing, toys and family products at discount prices.
Thailand's biggest mobile phone shopping fair, with handset brands, operators and gadget stalls at IMPACT Challenger.
Two free evenings of jazz on Pattaya Beach, the city's annual open air festival of Thai and international acts at sunset.
Fifty two royal barges on the Chao Phraya in full ceremonial order, rowed to a chanted rhythm past the Grand Palace to Wat Arun.
Billed as ASEAN's largest sustainability exposition, SX2026 takes over all areas of QSNCC for ten days under the concept Sufficiency for Sustainability.
An all stars golden oldies concert runs three days at Muangthai Rachadalai Theatre.
Pattaya's leg of the national Diwali festival: beachside celebrations, Indian food and cultural performance on the bay.
BABYMONSTER play two nights at IMPACT Arena on their world tour.
BIGBANG bring their reunion era world tour to Rajamangala National Stadium for two nights.
ONE Championship's monthly primetime card at Lumpinee Stadium, headlined by Lucas Gabriel against the unbeaten Magomed Magomedov in lightweight MMA.
A royal jazz charity concert at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center Plenary Hall.
Trail racing across Koh Samui's interior hills in November.
Phuket's Diwali day celebration at Patong, with Indian food, craft activities and cultural performance on Diwali day itself.
The Korat Marathon in Nakhon Ratchasima, AIMS listed for Sunday 8 November 2026.
Australian pop rock band 5 Seconds of Summer play UOB Live on the Everyone's a Star world tour.
American duo LANY return to Bangkok with the soft world tour at UOB Live.
Whole hillsides at Doi Mae U Kho in Mae Hong Son turn yellow with wild Bua Tong, or Mexican sunflowers, for a short cool season bloom.
Trade exhibition for drones and unmanned systems, covering defence, agriculture, surveying and industrial uses.
A construction and built environment exhibition and conference covering smart cities, infrastructure and sustainable building.
South Korean indie trio wave to earth play UOB Live on the pieces tour.
Thai rock institution Big Ass play five nights at Impact Arena in their farewell scale headline run.
Krabi's season opening festival on the riverfront, marking the start of the Andaman high season.
Festive installations at Central Embassy and Central Chidlom on Ploenchit, the design led end of the skywalk light walk.
The autumn worship fair for Luang Pho Sothon, one of Thailand's most revered Buddha images, at his riverside temple in Chachoengsao.
The 2026-2027 ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Grand Prix opens at Lumpinee with Rodtang Jitmuangnon against Nong-O Hama, a meeting of two Thai icons.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand's riverside light festival projects mapping, lasers and light shows onto temples, bridges and historic buildings along the Chao Phraya for a month of evenings.
GOT7 members BamBam, Jay B and Mark headline two nights of K-Pop Masterz at Thunder Dome Stadium.
The 52nd King's Cup in Sisaket: Thailand, Oman, Tajikistan and Brunei in a four team international tournament, semifinals 14 November, final 17 November.
Thai singer Be Peerapat plays a solo headline concert at BCC Hall, Central Ladprao.
Thailand's main fringe theatre festival, presented by Bangkok Theatre Network across three November weekends.
Bangkok's biggest mall festive production, built around a giant tree in the outdoor square at Ratchaprasong, with themed light installations, live shows and a Christmas street market.
The festive season at Bangkok's newest landmark district, built around a landmark tree in its park spaces by Lumphini.
Korean girl band QWER bring their Rockation tour to MCC Hall at The Mall Ngamwongwan.
A marathon only race on the Bang Saen coast in Chonburi, listed by AIMS with its next confirmed edition on Sunday 15 November 2026.
Central Bangkok's malls compete with giant Christmas trees, light tunnels and themed displays from mid November into the New Year, centred on CentralWorld's tree at Ratchaprasong.
The 32nd edition of Southeast Asia's longest running triathlon, raced over a sea and lagoon swim, a hilly bike course and a resort run in Laguna Phuket.
Ten nights of Loy Krathong in Sukhothai Historical Park, ending on the full moon night of 24 November 2026, with the Light and Sound Show at Wat Mahathat.
Bangkok's classic temple fair fills the grounds of Wat Saket for thirteen days and nights around Loy Krathong, opening with the red cloth procession up the Golden Mount.
My Chemical Romance's South East Asia tour reaches IMPACT Challenger Hall 1 on 17 November 2026.
Festive installations at Siam Paragon, the longest running of the central Bangkok displays, staying up well into January.
The fifth Asia International Hemp Expo and Forum at QSNCC, covering hemp, cannabis and kratom for medicine and industry.
A two day food business forum and showcase at QSNCC, covering the business of food.
Thailand's largest machine tool and metalworking exhibition, a fixture of the ASEAN manufacturing calendar at BITEC.
Messe Frankfurt's security, fire safety and smart technology fair, co located with Thailand Smart City Expo.
Smart city trade show themed City Intelligent: Predict, Prevent, Protect, focused on disaster resilient cities.
Riverside festive lights at ICONSIAM: a 20 metre tree at River Park, artisan stalls and the riverfront lit for the season.
Year end edition of Thailand's big personal finance fair, themed AI Wealth Creation, organised by Money and Banking Journal.
Cellist Mischa Maisky's family trio makes its Thailand debut with the Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra.
An international travel fair at QSNCC, co-located with the 80th Thai Teaw Thai fair.
The 80th edition of Thailand's best known domestic travel fair, with over 800 booths of hotels, resorts, airlines and attractions.
A food and catering trade expo pairing Thai food producers with ingredient suppliers and buyers at IMPACT.
A wellness travel fair at QSNCC, co-located with the 80th Thai Teaw Thai fair.
Hot air balloons, night glow shows and a fairground north of Chiang Mai city.
Festive lights across the three EM District malls at Phrom Phong, with installations along Sukhumvit and the skywalk.
Bangkok's gallery night: more than 80 galleries and art spaces open late over two nights, linked by free tuk tuk routes.
A winter season of illuminated Thai themed landscapes at NaSatta Park in Ratchaburi, lit nightly from early evening.
The second Grand Prix quarterfinal night at Lumpinee, with champion Asadula Imangazaliev rematching Aslamjon Ortikov and Black Panther facing Ubaid Hussain.
Cat Radio's flagship Thai indie music festival, with dozens of Thai bands across four stages at Siam Amazing Park.
An evening lakeside fair at IMPACT with food stalls, shopping and entertainment by the Muang Thong Thani lake.
A nine day Thai food fair at IMPACT built around bold, spicy flavours, street food stalls and regional dishes.
Tak's Loy Krathong Sai: thousands of coconut shell krathongs floated in a line down the Ping River, 21 to 24 November 2026.
Hundreds of elephants and their Kuy mahouts gather in Surin for parades, an elephant feast and stadium shows re-enacting historic battles.
A marathon past Ayutthaya's ruins, starting at Somdet Phra Srinagarindra Park.
Thai Beverage's riverside Loy Krathong festival links nine historic and modern piers along the Chao Phraya with free shuttle boats, temple visits by night, performances and community markets.
A one day functional fitness competition at QSNCC on 22 November 2026.
The largest ticketed Yi Peng mass sky lantern release, held over two nights at the CAD Cultural Center Lanna in Mae On with Lanna dinner, performances and a monk led ceremony.
The November Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, held on the same night as Loy Krathong in 2026.
Joji brings the Solaris tour to IMPACT Exhibition Hall 5.
Loy Krathong night on the rivers around Ayutthaya's old city island.
On the full moon night of the twelfth Thai lunar month, Bangkok floats candlelit krathongs on the Chao Phraya River, its canals and its park ponds to honour the water goddess and let go of the past year.
Loy Krathong night in Hat Yai: floating at the municipal park lake and the town's canal banks.
Loy Krathong night in Hua Hin: krathong floating along the beach and at the town's ponds and canals.
Loy Krathong night at the River Kwai Bridge in Kanchanaburi.
Loy Krathong night in Korat: floating krathongs on the old city moat and at Bung Ta Lua.
Loy Krathong night on Pattaya Beach, with krathong contests and a stage at Bali Hai.
Loy Krathong night in Phuket: krathong floating at Patong Beach and the Saphan Hin lagoon in town.
Loy Krathong night in Udon Thani: the city floats its krathongs on the Nong Prajak lake in the town centre.
Loy Krathong night at Chaweng Lake and the island's temples.
A hotel and accommodation industry expo at QSNCC for hospitality operators and suppliers.
The great temple fair of Nakhon Pathom: nine days and nights around the world's tallest chedi, opening on the Loy Krathong full moon.
Chiang Mai marks the full moon of the twelfth Thai lunar month with both Loy Krathong krathongs on the Ping River and the Lanna Yi Peng lantern tradition on one night.
A nonwovens technology expo at BITEC covering materials, machinery and applications.
An international water technology and water management exhibition at QSNCC, held in Thailand for the first time.
A technology trade show for digital transformation, covering cloud, data, cybersecurity and AI for ASEAN businesses.
Kanchanaburi's bridge week commemorates the Thailand Burma Railway with a nightly light and sound show at the River Kwai Bridge, historical exhibitions, a Red Cross fair and local food and craft markets.
A cafe industry trade show at BITEC for coffee, tea, bakery and ice cream businesses.
Thailand's big consumer IT shopping fair at BITEC, with computers, phones and gadgets on sale.
Furniture, interiors and design trade fair making its Bangkok debut, with the FIND Global Summit alongside.
French multi instrumentalist FKJ brings the Tyber tour to UOB Live.
The Asia Pacific Major of the UTMB World Series, run over two weeks in Chiang Mai with races from 17 km up to the 173 km Chiang Dao 160.
Caribou play live at Ambience Space as part of the Maho Rasop Series of single shows.
International pyrotechnic teams light up Pattaya Bay over two free nights, Friday 27 and Saturday 28 November 2026, with concerts, food stalls and cultural shows along the beachfront.
Korean band LUCY play an encore Bangkok show at Chaengwattana Hall.
Thailand's biggest road race, hosted by the Tourism Authority of Thailand and organised by Thailand Tri-League, with a 2am marathon start and a finish at Sanam Luang beside the Grand Palace.
A two day blockchain and crypto conference and expo at QSNCC, the Asia edition of Binance Blockchain Week.
Henry Lau brings his Enjoy the Show world tour to Idea Live at Bravo BKK.
Prachuap Khiri Khan's provincial heritage festival, celebrating the town's royal history, local culture and food over ten days.
A two day beach festival at Bang Kao Beach in Cha-am, mixing live bands, DJ stages, surfing and beach activities.
Khalid plays UOB LIVE at Emsphere on his It's Always Summer Somewhere tour.
Khon Kaen celebrates its mudmee silk heritage with weaving displays, silk contests, parades and the Phuk Seow friendship tying ceremony.
Lopburi lays out tonnes of fruit, vegetables and sweets in repeated banquets for the long tailed macaques that live around its Khmer ruins.
English shoegaze band Slowdive play Moon Star Studio on their Asian tour.
First stage qualifying for the 2027 Asian Tour at Pattana Sports Resort in Chonburi.
The Mae Fah Luang Foundation's winter festival at Doi Tung, with flower gardens, a hill tribe walking street, food and cultural performances on weekends and holidays.
Trang's marine park season: Pak Meng Beach, the Emerald Cave boats and dugong watching in calm Andaman water.
The reliable dry season for Thailand's great rainforest lake, with raft house stays, limestone karsts and the rafflesia bloom.
Norwegian duo Kings of Convenience play SiamPic Hall under the Maho Rasop Series banner.
Poinsettias and winter flowers in Phu Ruea, Thailand's coldest district, across December and January.
Isan's famous pink water lily bloom, when dawn boat trips cross a freshwater lake carpeted in red lotus flowers.
Winter flowers in the Wang Nam Khiao hills: the Flora Park show gardens and farm displays through the cool season.
Thailand's year end motor show, filling IMPACT Challenger with new cars, EVs, motorcycles and concept vehicles.
A two day trade exhibition for fasteners, fixings and hardware tools serving Thailand's manufacturing sector.
BTS play three nights at Rajamangala National Stadium on the Arirang world tour, their first full group tour since military service.
Wonderfruit's five day gathering of music, art, wellness and food runs from 3 to 7 December 2026 at The Fields at Siam Country Club, outside Pattaya.
A food festival at IMPACT presented with Shell's long running Thai food guide, gathering recommended restaurants in one place.
The 2026 Asia Road Racing Championship season finale at Chang International Circuit.
Chanthaburi's annual gems and jewellery fair, spread across the city's gem centre, the KP Jewelry Center and the Sri Chan Road gem market.
Ten days of mackerel in Mae Klong: the December festival built around the Gulf's most famous fish, cooked every way the town knows.
Anyma brings his ÆDEN audiovisual show to MCOT Land for its first Southeast Asian presentation.
Veteran Thai band Chaliang play two intimate nights at Sphere Hall.
Nine days of exhibitions, creative markets, workshops and talks across Chiang Mai, organised by the Creative Economy Agency under the theme Local Thunders, Global Transformation.
A two day anniversary concert by Thai boy group BUS at QSNCC.
5 December is the birthday anniversary of King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, observed nationwide as National Day and Father's Day.
An open air promenade of art, craft and design stalls along Nimmanhaemin Soi 1, run by the makers themselves during Design Week season.
Asia's best known sailing regatta, with the 38th edition racing keelboats and multihulls off Kata Beach over eight days in December.
Thai stars William and Est play three nights at Impact Arena with the Reign Together concert.
The World Heritage Fair celebrates Ayutthaya's UNESCO listing each December with light and sound shows among the ruins, historical reenactments, cultural performances and a night market in the historical park.
American singer Malcolm Todd plays UOB Live on the Do That Again tour.
A one day open air festival in the cold Khao Kho hills, where Thai bands play into the night and the audience famously arrives wearing coats.
Thailand's oldest half marathon, run in Kanchanaburi each December since the 1980s.
Monday 7 December 2026 is the substitution public holiday for National Day and Father's Day, which falls on Saturday 5 December 2026.
Three parallel first stage sections of Asian Tour qualifying at courses around Bangkok.
Constitution Day on Thursday 10 December 2026 commemorates the signing of Thailand's first permanent constitution in 1932.
Songwriters Boyd and Ko's Christmas concert returns to Impact Arena for two December nights.
Tomorrowland makes its first full scale Asian edition in Thailand from 11 to 13 December 2026 at Wisdom Valley in Pattaya, with six stages and more than 50,000 visitors expected each day.
Bangkok's light and digital art festival turns an old city district into a night walking route of installations, projection mapping and neon works in shophouses, temples and alleys.
Thailand's biggest homegrown music festival brings dozens of Thai pop, rock and indie acts to the cool hills of Khao Yai for two days.
The Jim Thompson Farm's annual open season: flower fields, Isan heritage villages and silk making in the cool season.
Japanese singer Mahiru plays Lido Connect Hall 3 on the Auralisia Asia tour.
Chinese folk singer Song Dongye closes his Asia tour at UOB Live.
A small province marathon in Photak, Nong Khai, AIMS listed for Sunday 13 December 2026.
A Mekong riverside marathon in Nakhon Phanom, AIMS listed for Sunday 13 December 2026.
The five day final stage of Asian Tour qualifying school at Lakeview Resort, Hua Hin.
A provincial winter flower festival along the Kok River in Chiang Rai, with themed gardens, light shows, Lanna culture, tea and coffee, run with the TAT Chiang Rai office.
Electric Daisy Carnival's Thai edition, three nights of electronic dance music at Rhythm Park near Bang Tao in Phuket.
Classic cars parade through Hua Hin each December, ending with a beachfront display.
Thai boy group JASP.ER play three nights at Impact Arena with the Temptation concert.
Museums after dark: Museum Siam and dozens of Bangkok museums and learning centres open late for a December weekend festival.
Nong Bua Lam Phu's annual Red Cross fair, the province's main winter festival of food, products and concerts.
Ubon's winter flower show at Thung Si Mueang: beds of cool season flowers and light displays across the New Year in the candle festival park.
Japanese star Tomohisa Yamashita plays Union Hall on the Dreaming tour.
ONE Championship's December primetime card at Lumpinee Stadium, with Kade Ruotolo against Ok Rae Yoon.
A night half marathon and 10K through central Bangkok, starting around 1am to beat the heat, listed by AIMS for Sunday 20 December 2026.
One of Asia's best regarded half marathons, run along the Bang Saen coast in Chonburi, with its next confirmed edition on Sunday 20 December 2026.
Chiang Mai's cool season road marathon, starting at Tha Phae Gate with full marathon, half marathon, 10 km and fun run distances.
Thailand's largest Catholic community parades some 200 illuminated star floats through Tha Rae village on the nights before Christmas.
The Christmas Eve Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, one of two party nights in December 2026.
Ang Thong's annual Red Cross winter fair: ten days of food, local products and evening concerts at the provincial hall.
Bueng Kan's annual Red Cross fair on the Mekong: the province's New Year festival of food, products and concerts.
Sing Buri's famous fish festival: Mae La snakehead and river fish cooked across the town's restaurants and stalls at the New Year.
Chiang Rai Municipality's long winter flower show by the Kok River, with tulips, lilies and temperate flower gardens lit into the evening.
Japanese singer songwriter Fujii Kaze plays Supachalasai National Stadium on the Prema world tour.
The annual multi faith remembrance at Ban Nam Khem, the village worst hit by the 2004 tsunami.
A New Year week festival in the tea village of Doi Mae Salong, with oolong tastings, early wild Himalayan cherry blossom and hill tribe food and performances.
Tak's year end fair at the King Taksin Shrine, starting on Taksin Day, 28 December.
Pattaya City's three night New Year countdown on Central Pattaya Beach, with concerts, light and sound shows and fireworks over the bay.
The provincial Red Cross and winter fair in front of Chonburi City Hall, across the New Year period.
Bangkok's two night New Year EDM festival at Rajamangala National Stadium.
ICONSIAM's riverside countdown on 31 December 2026 pairs live performances at River Park with a long fireworks display over the Chao Phraya at midnight.
New Year's Eve on Ao Nang beach, Krabi's main resort strip.
New Year's Eve on the river at Asiatique: concerts, the ferris wheel and fireworks over the Chao Phraya at midnight.
Bang Saen's New Year's Eve celebration at Laem Thaen, with concerts by well known Thai artists and a fireworks display over the beach.
Bangkok's best known city centre countdown fills the plaza in front of CentralWorld with a concert stage, big screens and midnight fireworks at the Ratchaprasong intersection.
A ticketed New Year countdown at the CAD Cultural Center Lanna in Mae On, with a mass lantern release, fireworks and Lanna performances on 31 December 2026.
The city's free New Year countdown at Tha Phae Gate, separate from the ticketed lantern events outside the city.
The New Year countdown Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, traditionally the biggest party night of the year on Koh Phangan.
New Year's Eve on Hua Hin Beach, with hotel parties and fireworks.
New Year's Eve at the River Kwai Bridge, following the Bridge Week season.
New Year's Eve on Chaweng Beach, Koh Samui's busiest countdown strip.
Thursday 31 December 2026 is a public holiday in Thailand, observed as New Year's Eve.
New Year's Eve in Patong: beach concerts and fireworks over the bay to close the year.
Friday 1 January 2027 is a public holiday, and many Bangkok families start it with morning alms giving and merit making at temples after the countdown night.
Wild Himalayan cherry blossom above Chiang Mai, in the Hmong village of Khun Chang Khian.
Uttaradit's hero fair, ten days at the Phraya Phichai Dap Hak monument in January.
Amnat Charoen's annual Red Cross fair, the small province's main winter festival.
Chiang Mai's big provincial winter fair, with OTOP products, Red Cross charity stalls, concerts and the Miss Chiang Mai pageant behind the Provincial Hall.
Mukdahan's January Red Cross fair, with goods from across Indochina at the Second Friendship Bridge gateway.
A mountain ultra in the Chiang Dao valley, with distances from about 16 km to 200 km under Doi Chiang Dao.
Chiang Mai's long distance trail weekend, expected 8 to 10 January 2027 with a 200 km flagship race.
A two day running festival at the edge of Khao Yai National Park, AIMS listed for 9 and 10 January 2027.
Khon Kaen University's international road race weekend offers a full marathon, half marathon, mini marathon and fun run through the city.
A weekend walking street of food, crafts and performances in Phang Nga town.
The 37th Bangkok Marathon, Thailand's oldest big city marathon, starting at 12.30am on Sanam Chai Road with half, 10K and 5K races through the night.
A luxury lifestyle boat show at Phuket Yacht Haven Marina, with more than 100 exhibitors and yachts displayed in the water.
Bo Sang village decorates its main street with hand painted paper umbrellas for three days of parades, craft demonstrations and the famous bicycle parade.
Two days of northern Thai and international food stalls and chef demonstrations in Chiang Mai.
Maha Sarakham's annual Red Cross fair: ten January days of Isan food, silk and local products with nightly concerts.
Narathiwat's annual Red Cross fair, a January fixture alongside the province's September kolae boat fair.
A trail running weekend in the hills behind Hua Hin, with 50 km, 25 km and 11 km races on Sunday 17 January 2027 and a 3 km family run the day before.
Stray Kids play two nights at IMPACT Arena on the Run It world tour.
One of Thailand's oldest community marathons, at Chom Bueng in Ratchaburi, listed by AIMS for 17 January 2027.
One of Thailand's oldest marathons, at Chom Bueng in Ratchaburi, AIMS listed for 17 January 2027.
Worship and a fair at the King Ramkhamhaeng Monument in Sukhothai Historical Park on 17 January.
A week of remembrance at Laem Ngop for the 1941 Battle of Koh Chang, centred on 17 January.
Suphan Buri's great historical fair at the Don Chedi monument, with nightly elephant duel reenactments honouring King Naresuan.
Two day cybersecurity conference and exhibition for the Thai and ASEAN market.
A new one day Bangkok festival at IMPACT Challenger Hall with Olivia Dean, Jungle and Milli.
The Thai Travel Agents Association's outbound travel fair, with about 640 booths selling tours, flights and cruise packages.
A three day drum and bass festival at Azulea in Chalong, with two open air stages set in tropical forest in the south of Phuket.
The January Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach in peak season.
Samut Sakhon's Red Cross fair at Mahachai: seafood stalls, local products and concerts in the fishing port town.
Thailand's World Athletics Gold Label night marathon starts inside the Chang International Circuit and finishes at Chang Arena.
Westlife mark 25 years with one night at IMPACT Arena, promoted by Live Nation Tero.
British group Blue bring their 25th anniversary tour to UOB Live.
Chiang Rai honours its founder King Mengrai with ten days of homage ceremonies, parades, cultural performances and a local products fair.
Professional pickleball comes to Thailand for the first time, as the PPA Tour Asia opens its 2027 season with a five day Bangkok Open.
The provincial Red Cross fair, with food, concerts and local products in Ayutthaya city.
A three day camping festival by Ubolratana Dam mixing indie, folk, reggae and mor lam, often called the Woodstock of Isan.
A small world music gathering in Pai built around handpan and global sounds, with workshops, movement sessions and night stages in the mountains.
BOYNEXTDOOR bring the Knock On Vol.2 tour to IMPACT Arena.
A two day free showcase festival across venues in the Charoenkrung Creative District.
A long running community race through old Bangkok, with a half marathon, 10K and 4K fun run starting before dawn at The Old Siam Plaza.
A month of flower themed events across Chiang Mai hotels, cafes and gardens in the cool season peak.
Dawn boats among the lotus at Thale Noi: Phatthalung's great wetland in flower and full of waterbirds from February to May.
The annual fair at King Rama II's birthplace in Amphawa: traditional performance, desserts and crafts in the memorial park.
The annual fair honouring the Bang Rachan village heroes of 1767, at the camp park and Wat Pho Kao Ton in Sing Buri.
Thailand's biggest motorcycle festival, marking its 30th anniversary in Pattaya in February 2027.
Chai Nat's straw bird festival: giant rice straw birds paraded at the Chao Phraya Dam, celebrating the province's rice and its bird park.
Chiang Mai's flower weekend, centred on a Saturday morning parade of floats covered in fresh blooms and displays at Nong Buak Haad Park.
Chinese New Year in Hat Yai: lion dances, shrine worship and festival markets in the south's Thai Chinese hub.
A three day arts and music festival in Mae Rim, north of Chiang Mai, with international and Thai acts.
At the Thai Elephant Conservation Center in Lampang, elephants are feasted from giant khantok trays of fruit and vegetables, with shows and a Lanna khantok dinner for visitors.
Nakhon Sawan's Thai Chinese community stages one of Thailand's grandest Chinese New Year celebrations, with a golden dragon, lion dances and shrine processions at Pak Nam Pho.
Chinese New Year at Suphan Buri's Dragon Descendants Museum: celebrations around the giant dragon building and city pillar shrine.
Chinese New Year at Udon Thani's Chao Pu Ya Shrine: golden dragon dances and the Thai Chinese cultural street festival.
Chinese New Year falls on Saturday 6 February 2027, opening the Year of the Goat, and Bangkok's Yaowarat Road hosts the country's biggest street celebration with dragon dances, lanterns and food stalls.
The 52 Super Series races in Asia for the first time, with a six day grand prix sailing week hosted at Ocean Marina near Pattaya.
Maroon 5 return to IMPACT Arena on their Asia 2027 tour, just after Chinese New Year.
Southeast Asia's largest hot air balloon fiesta, with international balloons, night glow shows, concerts and Valentine's events over five days at Singha Park.
Freya Skye plays Samyan Mitrtown Hall on the Stars Align tour.
Lopburi turns its old town into a 17th century court scene, with residents in period dress, palace performances, parades and a historical market.
The February fair for Nakhon Nayok's mayongchit marian plums and maprang, the province's prized orchard fruits at harvest.
Six days of temple fair at Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat, home of the Phra Buddha Chinnarat image.
Ten days and nights of worship at Phrae's sacred relic temple, with the great Tung Luang banner procession, light installations and a cultural market.
A ten day Japanese and Thai community music and arts camp under Doi Chiang Dao.
BINI, HANA and 4EVE headline a one day girl group festival at BITEC Live.
Nine days of worship at Phra That Phanom, Isan's most sacred stupa, in the Makha Bucha season.
A coastal half marathon at Pak Nam Pran, south of Hua Hin.
Trang's famous Valentine's season underwater wedding, where couples in Thai dress exchange vows beneath the Andaman Sea off Koh Kradan.
A one night Japanese music festival at UOB Live with LiSA, milet and AiNA THE END.
The tenth Bangkok Design Week runs from 18 to 28 February 2027 under the theme Design to Last, filling Charoenkrung, Talat Noi and other creative districts with exhibitions, talks, workshops and markets.
Thailand's LPGA Tour stop, four days of women's golf at Siam Country Club's Old Course near Pattaya, scheduled for 18 to 21 February 2027.
The north's Makha Bucha celebration at Nan's most sacred temple, Phra That Chae Haeng.
Yasothon's Makha Bucha garland festival: giant garlands strung from popped rice are offered at Wat Mahathat.
A two day seaside food fair on Jomtien Beach built around fresh squid and seafood, with live music and beachside activities.
Worship of Amnat Charoen's principal Buddha image in the Makha Bucha season.
Phetchaburi's ten day heritage festival around the Khao Wang palace hill, with royal tribute parades, nightly fireworks, food and OTOP stalls.
The annual worship fair at the Buddha footprint shrine, held across the Makha Bucha week in February.
Damien Rice plays two nights at SiamPic Hall on the 25th anniversary tour for his album O.
Kamphaeng Phet's Makha Bucha tradition of worshipping the relic and playing folk games, revived from the chronicles.
Devotees carry a long sacred cloth in procession to wrap around the main chedi at Wat Phra Mahathat on Makha Bucha Day.
Thailand's IRONMAN 70.3 race at Bang Saen, a 1.9 km swim, 90 km bike ride and 21.1 km run on the Chonburi coast.
Makha Bucha on Sunday 21 February 2027 commemorates the Buddha's teaching to 1,250 monks, and Bangkok's temples hold candlelit evening processions called wien tien.
Makha Bucha worship at Thailand's oldest and largest bodhi tree, the Ton Si Mahapho in Prachinburi, a pilgrimage tree for over a thousand years.
Phuket Town's heritage street festival, closing the Sino-Portuguese Old Town streets for parades, performances and food stalls in February.
The February Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, moved one day because 21 February 2027 is Makha Bucha Day.
Monday 22 February 2027 is the substitution public holiday for Makha Bucha Day, which falls on Sunday 21 February 2027.
The 75th edition of Thailand's flagship gems and jewellery trade fair, organised by DITP with GIT.
Giant and character kites from international teams fill the sky over Pattaya Beach for five days, with workshops and street food along the beachfront.
Kalasin parades giant pong lang xylophones from all eighteen districts, with Phrae Wa silk displays, cultural contests and a Red Cross fair.
A free beach music festival at Khlong Muang Beach near Krabi, with pop and jazz concerts, street performance and local food.
International kite teams over Satun airfield, in the province's long running kite festival.
Chiang Mai's Pride parade and street festival, held in the city in late February.
A week of turtle releases and marine exhibitions at Thai Mueang Beach, where leatherback turtles nest.
A trade show for hotels, restaurants and catering, covering kitchen equipment, food service and hospitality supplies at IMPACT.
Phayao's city founder fair, centred on the Pho Khun Ngam Mueang monument on 5 March.
The 30th Bay Regatta, a five day passage race through Phang Nga Bay from Phuket to Krabi.
An exhibition and conference on electric vehicle charging, fleet electrification and charging infrastructure at BITEC.
A solar and energy storage exhibition and conference covering large scale solar, rooftop systems, batteries and grid technology.
Roi Et's great Bun Pha Wet: three days of sermons on the Vessantara Jataka, processions and merit making around Bueng Phlan Chai lake.
An outdoor music and art weekend at Royal Park Rajapruek, south of Chiang Mai city.
Si Sa Ket's lamduan blossom festival, celebrating the cultures of the province's four ethnic groups.
Buriram opens the 2027 MotoGP world championship, the first race weekend run under the championship's new technical regulations.
Pattaya City's free beach music festival, with concerts every Friday and Saturday through March across four stages around the city and Koh Larn.
Nong Khai's March fair at the Prap Ho Monument, with shows, games and local goods stalls.
Roi Et retells the Vessantara Jataka over three days with thirteen chapter processions, sermons, massed dancing and free khao pun noodles for visitors.
Dove cooing contests in Yala, drawing bird keepers from across Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore.
Adventure racing in the River Kwai valley: running, biking, kayaking and swimming stages.
A Thai celebration concert at UOB Live listed by Thai Ticket Major for March 2027.
A factory automation exhibition at BITEC, part of the Intelligent Asia Thailand group of shows with PCB Thailand.
An international rubber, latex and tyre industry trade fair at BITEC.
A meat processing and packaging trade fair held alongside VIV Asia, covering processing, packaging and cold chain technology.
A major livestock and animal protein trade show covering feed, animal health, farming and meat processing.
Phuket's heroines festival at Thalang, with a historical light and sound show about the 1785 Burmese invasion.
Terrapinn's airline and airport leaders conference moves from Singapore to Bangkok for 2027.
Thousands of muay thai fighters honour their teachers at Wat Mahathat on Nai Khanom Tom Day, 17 March.
A biomass energy trade expo at IMPACT, running alongside the ASEAN Smart Energy and Energy Storage Expo.
A refrigeration, HVAC and cleanroom industry expo at IMPACT, running alongside the March 2027 energy expos.
A trade expo for solar, energy storage and smart grid technology serving the ASEAN market, at IMPACT Halls 5 to 7.
A wind energy trade expo at IMPACT, running alongside the ASEAN Smart Energy and Energy Storage Expo.
Ranong's hot springs and travel festival, with a retro market, spa events and Thai-Myanmar culture.
Asia's leading creative festival marks 30 years in Pattaya, with awards, talks and workshops for the advertising and production industries.
The TP52 class world title is decided in Thailand for the first time, over six days of racing from Ocean Marina near Pattaya.
Ten days of mangoes at harvest peak: Chachoengsao's annual fruit fair of orchard stalls, contests and processed mango products.
Giant show kites from international teams over Hua Hin Beach in March.
Shan novice ordination season in Mae Hong Son, when boys aged 7 to 14 are carried in procession in princely dress before entering the monkhood.
Chumphon's sea festival at Thung Wua Laen Beach, with seafood, water sports and conservation events.
The March Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach on Koh Phangan.
Thailand's flagship motor show at IMPACT, with car and motorcycle launches, EV showcases and concept vehicles.
Korat honours its heroine Ya Mo with twelve days of parades, worship ceremonies, silk fashion, a Red Cross fair and concerts.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand's flagship domestic travel festival, packing the food, crafts, performances and travel deals of all five Thai regions into QSNCC for five free days.
Koh Lanta's multicultural Old Town festival, celebrating the island's sea gypsy, Muslim, Buddhist and Chinese Thai communities with food, music and parades.
Butterfly season at Ban Krang Camp in Thailand's largest national park, where swarms gather on the forest road crossings.
beabadoobee brings The Powerlines Tour to UOB LIVE at Emsphere.
Chakri Memorial Day on Tuesday 6 April 2027 commemorates King Rama I and the founding of the Chakri dynasty and of Bangkok in 1782.
One of Asia's big motorcycle gatherings, held at Patong over the Songkran period.
SIAM Songkran's 2027 edition, themed Luminara, runs for four days from 10 to 13 April 2027 at the Bravo BKK arena area, mixing international electronic acts with Thai New Year water play.
Pattani's great Chinese shrine festival, with the goddess carried through the town, fire walking and a river crossing.
S2O turns Songkran into an electronic dance festival with a 360 degree water system soaking the crowd, held over three days at its purpose built S2O LAND site on Ratchadaphisek Road.
Hat Yai's Songkran starts a night early: the famous midnight water festival in the city centre, a day ahead of the national holiday.
Phayao's Songkran foam and water festival on the Kwan Phayao lakefront.
Khon Kaen's Songkran pairs water play on Sri Chan Road with merit making, a flower procession and festivities around Bueng Kaen Nakhon lake.
The Songkran public holidays run from Tuesday 13 to Thursday 15 April 2027 for Thai New Year.
Kanchanaburi's Songkran programme, listed by the government events calendar on 13 and 14 April in 2026.
Songkran among the ruins of Ayutthaya, famous for water play with elephants.
Songkran, the Thai New Year, runs from Tuesday 13 to Thursday 15 April 2027, combining temple merit making and Buddha bathing with the world's biggest street water festival.
Chiang Mai's Songkran, the country's best known city celebration, around the Old City moat and Tha Phae Gate.
Hua Hin's Songkran, a family oriented version of the Thai New Year on the Gulf coast.
Songkran in Krabi Town and Ao Nang, on the fixed Thai New Year dates.
Songkran at Si Satchanalai, known for its traditional processions and the Haad Siao elephant ordination tradition in Songkran week.
Bangkok's two famous Songkran streets, backpacker Khao San Road and office district Silom Road, close to traffic for three days of organised water play under Bangkok Metropolitan Administration management.
Patong's beachfront Songkran, the party version of the Thai New Year in Phuket.
Songkran on Mukdahan's Mekong promenade, facing Savannakhet across the river, with water play along the Indochina Market strip.
Bang Saen's own Wan Lai, with sand stupa building on the beach after the main Songkran days.
Surf and wind sports on Prachuap Bay, listed by the government events calendar in April 2026.
Pattaya's extended Songkran finale, with Wan Lai in Naklua on 18 April and the main water festival day in Pattaya on 19 April, when Beach Road closes to traffic.
The April Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, held just after Songkran week.
The Mon Songkran of Phra Pradaeng, held a week after the main festival: beauty pageants, Mon food and the famous fish release procession.
Pattani's community tourism festival, listed by the government events calendar in April 2026.
Bruno Mars plays two nights at Rajamangala National Stadium on The Romantic Tour, shortly after Songkran.
The ANZAC Day dawn service at Hellfire Pass, on the Death Railway in Kanchanaburi province.
The 39th Architect Expo, ASEAN's largest building technology exposition, at IMPACT Challenger Hall.
Asia edition of the Money20/20 fintech show, drawing banks, payments firms and startups to QSNCC.
A trade exhibition for elevators, escalators and vertical transport technology, held at IMPACT Hall 8.
UTMB World Series trail racing in the jungle around Betong, Thailand's southernmost town.
Thailand's long running consumer pet show, organised by N.C.C. Exhibition Organizer, with pet food, care, fashion and veterinary exhibitors.
Satun's halal food street festival, listed by the government events calendar on 1 to 3 May 2026.
Thailand's largest keelboat regatta at Ocean Marina, expected across the Coronation Day weekend of 2027.
GT World Challenge Asia returns to Chang International Circuit for two one hour races on 1 and 2 May 2027.
National Labour Day falls on Saturday 1 May 2027 and is a holiday for banks and the private sector.
A festival of nang talung shadow puppetry and southern travel, first listed in Phatthalung in May 2026.
A week of flower tray offerings at Chiang Mai's city pillar shrine in Wat Chedi Luang, honouring the guardian spirit of the city at the start of the rains.
Monday 3 May 2027 is the substitution holiday for National Labour Day, which falls on Saturday 1 May 2027.
Coronation Day on Tuesday 4 May 2027 marks the anniversary of the coronation of King Maha Vajiralongkorn, and follows a substitution holiday for Labour Day to make a four day break.
Asia's long running rail industry exhibition and conference, covering metro, mainline, signalling and passenger experience.
Yasothon parades giant homemade rockets through town, then launches them to call down rain from Phaya Thaen before the rice planting season.
Three days of Andaman seafood stalls and cooking shows at Ao Nang.
Three days of seafood stalls from Pattaya's restaurants along the beachfront in May.
Motorcycle gathering at Chaweng Lake, one of the Gulf islands' big bike events.
Hat Yai's AIMS listed half marathon, with its next confirmed edition on Sunday 9 May 2027.
Hua Hin's annual marathon weekend, with a full marathon, half marathon, 10.5 km and shorter runs starting near Wat Khao Krailart.
Lamphun's relic bathing festival at Wat Phra That Hariphunchai, a week of drum competitions, parades and processions ending on Visakha Bucha.
Traditional Peranakan wedding ceremonies staged in the mansions of Phuket Old Town each May.
Kuchinarai's rocket festival: Isan's rain calling rockets launched over the Phu Phan foothills in May.
Informa Markets' ASEAN jewellery and gemstone sourcing fair, positioned as a regional trade hub.
Thousands walk the 9 to 11 km mountain road to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep through the night before Visakha Bucha, helped by food and drink stations along the way.
The annual bathing of the Doi Suthep relic, on the eve of Visakha Bucha, distinct from the pilgrimage walk already in the dataset.
Rayong's peak season fruit festival, with durian, mangosteen and rambutan, fruit parades, orchard produce and local goods at the Taphong fruit market.
Visakha Bucha on Thursday 20 May 2027 is the holiest day of the Thai Buddhist year, marking the birth, enlightenment and passing of the Buddha, all on the same full moon day.
Ten days of durian, mangosteen and rambutan at harvest peak in Thailand's fruit capital.
The May Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, moved one day because 20 May 2027 coincides with Visakha Bucha Day.
The 24th Samui Regatta, a week of yacht racing off Chaweng Beach on Koh Samui in late May.
Asia's largest food and beverage trade show, filling the halls at IMPACT with producers, buyers and nine themed trade shows.
Hua Hin's jazz festival spreads performances by Thai and international musicians across beachfront and town venues over four days.
The Chang FA Cup final, Thailand's knockout cup decider, expected at Thammasat Stadium on the last weekend of May.
The eastern forest's butterfly season, when hundreds of species gather at stream crossings and mineral licks in Pang Sida National Park.
Thursday 3 June 2027 is a public holiday for the birthday of Queen Suthida, marked in Bangkok with portraits, flags and decorations along the ceremonial avenues.
Consumer health and active lifestyle expo moving to QSNCC for 2027, covering fitness, nutrition, spas and wellness brands.
Trat's harvest festival of durian, mangosteen, rambutan and salak in June.
Obstacle racing at Huay Tung Tao reservoir, north of Chiang Mai city.
A coastal half marathon in Chanthaburi, AIMS listed for Sunday 6 June 2027.
A new hosted buyer trade show for the business events industry, bringing event planners together with destinations, venues and hotels.
Asia's leading processing and packaging trade show, covering food, drink, pharma and consumer goods production.
Samut Sakhon's seafood festival, showcasing the catch of Thailand's busiest fishing port in a three day food fair.
A two day running festival at Laguna Phuket, with sunset 5 km and 10 km races on Saturday and the marathon and half marathon before dawn on Sunday.
An industrial automation and assembly technology exhibition at BITEC, part of Manufacturing Expo week.
Thailand's biggest manufacturing exhibition, a group of co-located shows covering plastics, moulds, automation and factory technology.
ASEAN's electronics manufacturing exhibition at BITEC, on assembly, measurement and testing technology.
Koh Tao's conservation festival, with turtle releases, reef clean ups and night markets.
A street festival of Baba Peranakan culture in Phuket Old Town, with a costume parade of thousands.
Fields of pink Siam tulips open the rainy season in Chaiyaphum's highland national parks, viewed from raised boardwalks above the flower beds.
The June Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, the last party night inside the June 2027 window.
A half marathon, 10 km and 5 km from Chaweng Lake on Koh Samui.
Sixth edition of Southeast Asia's leading beauty trade event, covering the full cosmetics supply chain.
A ten day agricultural fair in Ratchaburi, with farm produce, livestock, machinery and local food from across the western provinces.
The northern edition of Thailand's book fair season, with Thai and international publishers.
Dan Sai's ghost festival fills the town with dancers in huge hand painted masks, music, rockets and merit making at Wat Ponchai.
Durian grown in volcanic soil, celebrated in Si Sa Ket's southern orchard districts in June.
Pattaya's Pride parade along Beach Road, closing Pride Month in June.
Phuket City Municipality's Pride parade through Phuket Town, planned as an annual June event.
Thailand Super Series racing on the Bangsaen beachfront street circuit, expected 2 to 4 July 2027.
Asia Sustainable Energy Week at QSNCC, the umbrella energy event covering renewables, efficiency and storage.
A boiler and pressure vessel exhibition at QSNCC, co-located with Asia Sustainable Energy Week.
An energy efficiency trade fair at QSNCC, part of Asia Sustainable Energy Week.
An environmental technology exhibition at QSNCC, co-located with Asia Sustainable Energy Week.
A mobility technology expo at QSNCC covering electric vehicles, batteries and smart transport.
A pumps, valves, pipes and fittings trade exhibition at QSNCC, co-located with Asia Sustainable Energy Week.
A renewable energy exhibition at QSNCC, part of Asia Sustainable Energy Week.
Thailand's water and wastewater technology expo at QSNCC, co-located with Asia Sustainable Energy Week.
The northern region's big trade and culture expo, with Lanna products, food and performances.
A Mekong running festival at Tha Bo in Nong Khai, AIMS listed for Saturday 10 July 2027.
A street festival in old Kathu, the mining town where Phuket's vegetarian festival began.
Pattaya City's marathon weekend, with the full marathon starting before dawn on Beach Road.
Giant carved wax candles paraded at Thung Si Mueang for the start of Buddhist Lent, Isan's finest spectacle.
Pattaya's city marathon, expected on Sunday 18 July 2027 following its third Sunday of July pattern.
Asanha Bucha on Sunday 18 July 2027 marks the Buddha's first sermon, with temple merit making and evening candlelight processions in Bangkok.
Candle processions by boat on the Lad Chado canal at the start of Buddhist Lent.
Khao Phansa on Monday 19 July 2027 is the first day of Buddhist Lent, the three month rains retreat observed by monks across Thailand.
Thailand's only flower alms ceremony: thousands offer dok khao phansa flowers to monks climbing to the Buddha footprint shrine on Khao Phansa day.
The monthly Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, Koh Phangan, on 2027-07-20.
Tuesday 20 July 2027 is the government substitution holiday for Asanha Bucha Day, which falls on Sunday 18 July 2027.
Five days of monsoon season yacht racing in Ao Chalong Bay, on Phuket's east coast.
Wednesday 28 July 2027 is a public holiday for the birthday of King Maha Vajiralongkorn.
An Asia Trail Master series race through the Akha villages above Mae Sai, expected 31 July and 1 August 2027.
Two months of discounted green fees and tournaments at Hua Hin and Cha-am courses.
A month of Phuket lobster menus at restaurants across the island each August.
Surat Thani's rambutan season festival in Ban Na San, the home of the Rongrien rambutan.
Thursday 12 August 2027 is a public holiday for the birthday of Queen Sirikit the Queen Mother, observed nationwide as Mother's Day.
The monthly Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, Koh Phangan, on 2027-08-17.
The Songkhla Marathon in the far south, AIMS listed for Saturday 21 August 2027.
Phuket's Hungry Ghost festival, marked with red turtle cakes and offerings at the Por Tor shrine and markets.
Thailand's international logistics and supply chain exhibition, organised by RX BITEC with the Department of International Trade Promotion.
Hua Hin's restaurants and hotels serve signature dishes at park stalls each August.
The food ingredients trade show for Asia at QSNCC, where ingredient suppliers meet food manufacturers.
The 53rd King's Cup, Thailand's annual invitational national team tournament, expected in the September 2027 FIFA window at a provincial host.
The harvest fair for Chai Nat's white pomelo, the province's prized fruit, at the start of the September season.
Thailand's oldest long boat racing, on the Nan River in front of Wat Tha Luang in Phichit.
A half marathon at Ban Chang in Rayong, AIMS listed for Sunday 5 September 2027.
The 76th Bangkok Gems and Jewelry Fair at QSNCC, the autumn edition of Thailand's main gem and jewellery trade fair.
A personal protective equipment and workplace safety exhibition at BITEC, co-located with Medical Fair Thailand.
The 12th Medical Fair Thailand at BITEC, an exhibition of hospital, diagnostic and medical equipment.
Samui's island festival at Nathon, with a run and bike event, art street and music.
Surf competition and beach festival at Kamala, in Phuket's monsoon surf season.
Long boat racing on the Mekong at Bueng Kan, with crews from Thailand and Laos.
The Scenic series half marathon in Krabi, expected on Saturday 11 September 2027.
The Bangsaen10 road race, expected on Sunday 12 September 2027 on the Bang Saen coast.
A corrugated packaging technology exhibition at BITEC, running alongside Pack Print International.
Thailand's main food and hospitality trade fair at QSNCC, covering food, drink, hotels, bakery and restaurants.
The monthly Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, Koh Phangan, on 2027-09-15.
An international foundry trade fair at BITEC, covering casting technology and equipment.
A hotel and catering equipment expo at QSNCC, co-located with Food and Hospitality Thailand.
A hotel and commercial space expo at QSNCC, co-located with Food and Hospitality Thailand.
An international metallurgy trade fair at BITEC, covering steel production and casting.
A packaging and printing trade exhibition at BITEC, organised by Messe Düsseldorf Asia.
A trade fair for the tube and pipe industry at BITEC, organised by Messe Düsseldorf Asia.
The 16th Wire Southeast Asia at BITEC, the region's trade event for the wire and cable industries.
Songkhla's old town festival weekend: food, craft and performance among the Nang Ngam and Nakhon Nai heritage streets.
Kamphaeng Phet's banana festival, built around the small sweet kluai khai banana and the Sart Thai season.
Prachinburi's museum night weekend: evening openings, lights and cultural performance around the province's heritage buildings.
Lamphun's Salak Yom: towering decorated offering trees presented by young women at Wat Phra That Hariphunchai in the tenth month season.
The south's great ancestor merit festival, when families return home to feed the spirits of their forebears with hamrap offerings and the five symbolic tenth month sweets.
Narathiwat's annual fair, with racing of the painted kolae fishing boats on the Bang Nara River.
A road marathon and half marathon in Krabi Town in the green season.
Lang sat and durian season in Laplae, the fruit district behind the hills west of Uttaradit town.
Phetchabun's diving Buddha festival: the provincial governor dives into the Pa Sak River carrying the Phra Phuttha Mahadhamaracha image.
The Khmer ancestor festival of Surin: families honour their forebears with offerings, processions and traditional performance.
Hat Yai's Vegetarian Festival: nine days of shrine rites and je food stalls in the south's biggest city.
The Nine Emperor Gods festival at Krabi Town's Chinese shrines, on the same lunar dates as Phuket.
The Nine Emperor Gods festival in Takua Pa's Chinese-Thai old town, on the same lunar dates as Phuket.
The Nine Emperor Gods festival in Phuket Town: nine days of jay food, street processions and ritual at the Chinese shrines.
Trang's nine day Vegetarian Festival: shrine processions and vegetarian food across the town in the ninth lunar month.
Nine days of je food in Chinatown: Yaowarat's yellow flagged stalls and shrine processions for the Vegetarian Festival.
Long boat racing on the Nan River in front of Phitsanulok's great temple, in the robe offering season.
Surf competition, coaching and beach clean ups at Pakarang Beach, closing Khao Lak's surf season.
Fire boats on the Mekong at the end of Buddhist Lent, with the main procession expected on Ok Phansa night, 15 October 2027.
Thailand's lotus throwing festival, when crowds line the Samrong Canal to toss lotus blooms into the Luang Pho To procession boat.
Long boat racing on the Nan River in Nan town, in the end of Lent racing season.
Sakon Nakhon's Ok Phansa spectacle: villages parade towering beeswax castles to Wat Phra That Choeng Chum, with royal trophy longboat racing on Nong Han.
Chaiyaphum's incense offering festival at the end of Lent: giant decorated krathup trees carried in procession at Nong Bua Daeng.
Wednesday 13 October 2027 is the memorial day for King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, marking the anniversary of his passing.
Traditional boat racing at Lam Pam in Phatthalung, in the end of Lent festival season.
Buffalo racing in front of Chonburi City Hall, held the day before the end of Buddhist Lent.
Mae Sariang's Ok Wa, the town's end of Lent festival: a cultural plaza at Wat Uthayaram, sound and light shows and a candle procession.
The Naga fireballs over the Mekong at Phon Phisai, on Ok Phansa night, the end of Buddhist Lent.
Ok Phansa on Friday 15 October 2027 marks the end of Buddhist Lent, the three month rains retreat.
Surat Thani's Chak Phra, pulling the Buddha by land and river the day after the end of Buddhist Lent.
The monthly Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach, Koh Phangan, on 2027-10-16.
Uthai Thani's great Devo alms giving: hundreds of monks descend the 449 steps of Khao Sakae Krang to receive offerings the day after Ok Phansa.
Chulalongkorn Day on Saturday 23 October 2027 commemorates King Chulalongkorn, Rama V.
Longboat racing at Pak Nam Pho, where the Ping and Nan rivers meet to form the Chao Phraya, in the end of Lent racing season.
Monday 25 October 2027 is the substitution public holiday for Chulalongkorn Day, which falls on Saturday 23 October 2027.
A half marathon at the Mae Moh power station in Lampang, expected on Sunday 31 October 2027.