🏖️ Thailand Long Weekends — 2026 Calendar
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Best Long Weekend
Take 1 days off around Asalha Puja → get 5 consecutive days
Wed, Jul 29
18 long weekends
January
- New Year's DayThu, Jan 1
- Bridge Public HolidayFri, Jan 2
March
- Makha BuchaTue, Mar 3
April
- Chakri Memorial DayMon, Apr 6
- Songkran FestivalWed, Apr 15
May
- Labour DayFri, May 1
- Coronation DayMon, May 4
June
- Visakha Bucha (in lieu)Mon, Jun 1
- Queen Suthida's BirthdayWed, Jun 3
July
- King's BirthdayTue, Jul 28
- Asalha PujaWed, Jul 29
- Buddhist Lent DayThu, Jul 30
August
- Queen Sirikit's Birthday / Mother's DayWed, Aug 12
October
- HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej Memorial DayTue, Oct 13
- Chulalongkorn DayFri, Oct 23
December
🇹🇭 Long Weekends in Thailand 2026
Plan your getaway — 18 long weekend opportunities in Thailand this year.
Bridge Day Opportunities
Take 2, get 5 off
Queen Sirikit's Birthday / Mother's Day
Wed, Aug 12 – Sun, Aug 16 · August
Bridge days: Thursday, Aug 13, Friday, Aug 14
Take 1, get 4 off
HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej Memorial Day
Sat, Oct 10 – Tue, Oct 13 · October
Bridge days: Monday, Oct 12
Natural Long Weekends
3 days off — no leave needed
Sat, Dec 5 – Mon, Dec 7 · December
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many long weekends are there in Thailand in 2026?
- Thailand has 18 long weekend opportunities in 2026 — 8 natural long weekends and 10 bridge day opportunities.
- What is a bridge day in Thailand?
- A bridge day is a strategic leave day taken between a public holiday and a weekend. In Thailand, taking as few as 1 leave days can give you up to 5 consecutive days off.
- Which Thailand holidays create the longest weekends in 2026?
- The best long weekend opportunities in Thailand include New Year's Day (4 days off), Bridge Public Holiday (3 days off), Makha Bucha (4 days off).