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There are 24 holidays that the people of Thailand celebrate. They are the following:

NOTE: This is for 2011 Calendar

January 1: New's Year Day

February 3: Chinese New Year's Day

February 18: Makha Bucha Day/ Megha Puja Day

April 6 Chakri Memorial Day

April 13: Therevadin Buddhist New Year

April 13-15: Songkran Fesival

May 1: National Labor Day

May 2: Substitution for National Labor Day

May 5: Coronation Day and the Phi Ta Khon Festival

May 10: Royal Ploughing Ceremony Day

May 17: Visakha Bucha Day/Visakha Puja/Buddha Day

July 1: Bank's Mid-year day

July 15: Asarnha Bucha Day/ Asalha Puja Day

July 16: Buddhist Lent Day

August 12: H.M. The Queen's Birthday

September 12: Chinese Moon Festival or Wan Wai Phra Jan

October 12: End of Buddhist Lent day Wan Awk Phansa and the Naga Festival

October 23: Chulalongkorn Memorial Day

December 5: The King's Birithday

December 10: Constitution Day

December 31: New Year's Eve

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There are 24 holidays that the people of Thailand celebrate. They are the following:

NOTE: This is for 2011 Calendar

January 1: New's Year Day

February 3: Chinese New Year's Day

February 18: Makha Bucha Day/ Megha Puja Day

April 6 Chakri Memorial Day

April 13: Therevadin Buddhist New Year

April 13-15: Songkran Fesival

May 1: National Labor Day

May 2: Substitution for National Labor Day

May 5: Coronation Day and the Phi Ta Khon Festival

May 10: Royal Ploughing Ceremony Day

May 17: Visakha Bucha Day/Visakha Puja/Buddha Day

July 1: Bank's Mid-year day

July 15: Asarnha Bucha Day/ Asalha Puja Day

July 16: Buddhist Lent Day

August 12: H.M. The Queen's Birthday

September 12: Chinese Moon Festival or Wan Wai Phra Jan

October 12: End of Buddhist Lent day Wan Awk Phansa and the Naga Festival

October 23: Chulalongkorn Memorial Day

December 5: The King's Birithday

December 10: Constitution Day

December 31: New Year's Eve

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National Thai festivals include:

International New Year

Makha Bucha Day

Chakri Day

Songkran

National Labour Day

Coronation Day

Royal Ploughing Ceremony

Visakha Bucha Day

Mid Year Bank Holiday

Asarnha Bucha Day

HM the Queen's Birthday

Chulalongkorn Day

HM the King's Birthday

Constitution Day

Loy Krathong Sai Festival

In addition there are many regional festivals and events held at various places throughout Thailand. For more information about all of the festivals, including dates, a good resource is AdventureBimbling.com

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The religious celebrations in Buddhism are as follows: Buddhist New Year, Vesak. Magha, Puja Day,Magha Puja Day, Asakha Puja day, Uposatha, Pavarana Day, Kathina Ceremony, Anapanasati Day,Abhidhamma Day, Songkran, Loy Krathong, The Ploughing Festival, The Elephant Festival, The Festival of the Tooth, Ulambana and Avalokitesbara (Kuan Yin) Birthday

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The religious celebrations in Buddhism are as follows: Buddhist New Year, Vesak. Magha, Puja Day,Magha Puja Day, Asakha Puja day, Uposatha, Pavarana Day, Kathina Ceremony, Anapanasati Day,Abhidhamma Day, Songkran, Loy Krathong, The Ploughing Festival, The Elephant Festival, The Festival of the Tooth, Ulambana and Avalokitesbara (Kuan Yin) Birthday

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14 october 21983 day friday was ASHTAMI

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