Ko Koet Arts of the Land of Siam Route 2026, Ayutthaya
A Tourism Authority of Thailand art route linking the Grand Palace story to the SUPPORT Arts Centre at Ko Koet in Ayutthaya.
This weekend · 71 events
Friday 30 October to Sunday 01 November 2026. Everything on in Thailand this weekend: festivals, concerts, sport, markets and family events, each checked against the organiser or an official tourism source. Every card shows its full run, so the long exhibitions and seasons that cover the weekend sit alongside the events that start in it.
A Tourism Authority of Thailand art route linking the Grand Palace story to the SUPPORT Arts Centre at Ko Koet in Ayutthaya.
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.
Thailand's top football division in its 30th season: 16 clubs, Buriram United defending the title, matches most weekends from September to May.
The 22nd Thailand edition of the Goethe-Institut science film festival, screening 28 films from 10 countries on the theme of artificial intelligence.
A group exhibition at the Jim Thompson Art Center in which emerging Thai artists examine the inherited aftershocks of crisis.
Nakrob Moonmanas's Art and Neighboring Project at BACC, running from mid October to the end of December 2026.
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.
Tanakrit Polngam's sculpture exhibition in the BACC pop-up programme, on how spiritual traditions change and persist.
A BACC Special Projects exhibition running through November 2026.
Manatchaya Kitprasert's exhibition in the BACC pop-up programme, exploring the small spaces in which a person can feel at ease.
Thai painters, Chinese artists and Chinese art students in Thailand meet in a cross cultural painting exhibition at BACC.
Winning and shortlisted works from the 17th UOB Painting of the Year competition, shown at BACC.
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.
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.
NCT 127 bring their fifth tour, NEO CITY - THE REDLINE, to Thammasat Stadium for two nights, with the second night opening this calendar's November window.
Thai star NuNew plays his second solo concert at IMPACT Arena over two shows, 31 October and 1 November 2026.
A Tourism Authority of Thailand backed city marathon in Nan, with full, half and mini marathon distances starting by Wat Phumin.
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.
A Tourism Authority of Thailand art route linking the Grand Palace story to the SUPPORT Arts Centre at Ko Koet in Ayutthaya.
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.
Thailand's top football division in its 30th season: 16 clubs, Buriram United defending the title, matches most weekends from September to May.
The 22nd Thailand edition of the Goethe-Institut science film festival, screening 28 films from 10 countries on the theme of artificial intelligence.
A group exhibition at the Jim Thompson Art Center in which emerging Thai artists examine the inherited aftershocks of crisis.
Nakrob Moonmanas's Art and Neighboring Project at BACC, running from mid October to the end of December 2026.
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.
Tanakrit Polngam's sculpture exhibition in the BACC pop-up programme, on how spiritual traditions change and persist.
A BACC Special Projects exhibition running through November 2026.
Manatchaya Kitprasert's exhibition in the BACC pop-up programme, exploring the small spaces in which a person can feel at ease.
Thai painters, Chinese artists and Chinese art students in Thailand meet in a cross cultural painting exhibition at BACC.
Winning and shortlisted works from the 17th UOB Painting of the Year competition, shown at BACC.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Planted underwater environments presented as living compositions at BACC, in the fifth year of the aquascape exhibition.
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.
The SUPPORT Foundation's royal Khon production performs the Sita episode of the Ramakien at Thailand Cultural Centre.
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.
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.
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