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Agenda: Thailand festivals and events in July 2024

By Editorial
Posted in Calendar, Sights, Events and festivals, festivals
Tags: Asahna Bucha Day, Khao Phansa Festival

July 3, 2024

In July 2024, Thailand will celebrate two important Buddhist holidays, Asanha Bucha and Khao Phansa. In addition, numerous other events take place, such as the Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival, the Phi Ta Khon Festival, and the Amazing Food Festival. From music festivals to sporting events, this month offers a rich mix of cultural and culinary experiences. Discover all the highlights.

Asahna Bucha Day and holiday week

By Editorial
Posted in Calendar, Buddhism
Tags: Asahna Bucha Day, National holiday, Religious holiday

July 10, 2022

Next Wednesday and Thursday, Asahna Bucha Day is celebrated in Thailand. This public holiday marks the day Buddha delivered his first sermon in Benares, India, more than 2500 years ago. The exact date of this Buddha Day is determined by the position of the moon, but it is usually held in July or August.

Asahna Bucha Day: No alcohol for two days

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Posted in News from Thailand
Tags: Alcohol prohibition, Asahna Bucha Day, Religious holiday

July 4, 2020

Anyone who wants to drink a beer in Thailand on Sunday and Monday would do well to go shopping today, because from Sunday there will be a two-day alcohol ban due to religious holidays: Asahna Bucha Day.

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Agenda: Thailand festivals and events in July 2024

Asahna Bucha Day and holiday week

Asahna Bucha Day: No alcohol for two days