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Festivals and Traditions

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Upcoming Festivals

15 Mar
Poy Sang Long Festival
Mae Hong Son

held at various locations around north Thailand, particularly in Mae Hong Son (late March/early April).

17 Mar
National Muay Thai Day

Muay Thai is celebrated most notably on two occasions which falls on 6th February and 17th March every year. The former is known as National Muay Thai day and is celebrated by Muay Thai practitioners to commemorate King Sanphet VIII’s coronation day back in 1702.

Festivals and Traditions

Thailand is one country widely known for its rich culture and traditions which, to a significant extent, have been influenced by ethnic groups from India, Cambodia, China, and Southeast Asia. Thais often express this vibrant culture through festivals, and there’s no better way to get a glimpse into the heart and soul of the people, than by physically experiencing these joyful and colorful festivals Thailand offers. So if you’re ready, we’ll now take you on a journey during which you’ll discover the most popular festivals to attend while vacationing in the Land of Smiles

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March, 2025

13 Mar
National Thai Elephant Day
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Thai National Elephant Day, or Wan Chang Thai, is held in honor of the Kingdom’s national animal. Throughout history, the gentle giants have long been intertwined with the Thai way of life, playing a significant role in transportation, labor, and even war.

15 Mar

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9 Apr
Poy Sang Long Festival
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held at various locations around north Thailand, particularly in Mae Hong Son (late March/early April).

17 Mar
National Muay Thai Day
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Muay Thai is celebrated most notably on two occasions which falls on 6th February and 17th March every year. The former is known as National Muay Thai day and is celebrated by Muay Thai practitioners to commemorate King Sanphet VIII’s coronation day back in 1702.

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