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Thailand Celebrates the Birthday of Their King

King's Birthday is a public holiday in Thailand.

King’s Birthday Date: December 7

King’s Birthday is a public holiday in Thailand.

King’s Birthday—or sometimes called Father’s Day—is celebrated on December 5, the birthday of King Bhumibol Adulyadej, ruling monarch of Thailand. The King’s birthday, or Wan Chalerm as it is known in Thailand, is a national holiday and is celebrated nationwide with great enthusiasm. The event is used by the loyal people of Thailand to express their reverence for their king.

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Posted on 06 Dec 2011 in : December Holidays,Thailand Holidays


Songkran: Thailand’s Yearly Water Festival

Songkran or Water Festival is celebrated as a public holiday in Thailand

Songkran Festival in Thailand: April 13-15

Songkran or Water Festival is celebrated as a public holiday in Thailand.

The Songkran or Water Festival is Thailand’s most celebrated yearly holiday. It is the country’s own way of celebrating the New Year and usually lasts from the 13th up to the 15th of April. It is a wet celebration because part of the tradition is the intense but fun water-throwing by the people.

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Posted on 12 Apr 2011 in : May Holidays,Thailand Holidays


Thailand Celebrates Its Constitution

Constitution Day is a public holiday in Thailand.

Constitution Day: December 10

Constitution Day is a public holiday in Thailand.

December 10 in Thailand is Constitution Day, held annually to commemorate the passage of Thailand into a regime of constitutional monarchy in 1932. Thailand since then has had 17 constitutions and charters, and numerous governments that were as much as military dictatorships as electoral democracies. All governments though have always recognized the king as the head of state.

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Posted on 09 Dec 2010 in : December Holidays,Thailand Holidays

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