Get ready, check your holidays for 2025, which SCMA has compiled for you. We have gathered both government and bank holidays to help everyone plan their time off for going home or traveling to recharge themselves and return with full energy to work efficiently. Let's see which days are the holidays in each month.
January - December 2025 Holidays
January 2025 Holidays
- Wednesday, January 1 - New Year's Day
February 2025 Holidays
- Wednesday, February 12 - Makha Bucha Day
March 2025 Holidays
- No holidays
April 2025 Holidays
- Sunday, April 6 - Birthday of King Buddha Yodfa Chulalok and the Anniversary of His Majesty's Coronation (Chakri Day)
- Monday, April 7 - Substitute Holiday for Chakri Day
- Sunday, April 13 - Tuesday, April 15 - Songkran Festival
- Wednesday, April 16 - Substitute Holiday for Songkran Day
May 2025 Holidays
- Thursday, May 1 - Labor Day
- Monday, May 5 - Substitute Holiday for Coronation Day
- Sunday, May 11 - Vesak Day
- Monday, May 12 - Substitute Holiday for Vesak Day
June 2025 Holidays
- Monday, June 2nd - Special additional public holiday
- Tuesday, June 3rd - Birthday of Her Majesty Queen Suthida Vajiralongkorn
Public holidays in July 2025
- Thursday, July 10th - Asalha Bucha Day
- Friday, July 11th - Wan Khao Phansa (Buddhist Lent)
- Monday, July 28th - Birthday of His Majesty King Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun
Public holidays in August 2025
- Monday, August 11th - Special additional public holiday
- Tuesday, August 12th - Birthday of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit and Mother's Day
Public holidays in September 2025
- No public holiday
Public holidays in October 2025
- Monday, October 13th - King Narai's Birthday
- Thursday, October 23rd - Chulalongkorn Day (King Rama V)
Public holidays in November 2025
- No public holiday
Public holidays in December 2025
- Friday, December 5 - Birthday of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great (National Day and Father's Day)
- Wednesday, December 10 - Constitution Day
- Wednesday, December 31 - New Year's Eve
In addition to holidays, there are also important cultural traditions in 2025 that are not annual public holidays, which include:
- Wednesday, January 29 - Chinese New Year (Tet)
- Friday, April 4 - Qingming Festival
- Saturday, September 6 - Zhongyuan Festival (Hungry Ghost Festival)
- Monday, September 22 - Loy Krathong Day (Loy Krathong)
- Tuesday, October 7 - End of Buddhist Lent
- Wednesday, November 5 - Loi Krathong Festival
Once you know the holidays for each month in 2025, it will help you plan your time to travel or return home during these months. This allows you to recharge before returning to work fully charged. However, holiday schedules may vary by company, so be sure to check with your employer for specific dates.
