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Thailand: Koh Phangan’s Full Moon in September 2025
Thailande - September: A Month of Holidays and Public Celebrations?
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September 2025 in Thailand: Festivals and Major Events
September in Thailand offers a gentle start to the season with cultural highlights, music and dance performances, international festivals, and exciting sports challenges. Here’s the full program for the month.
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Sting Live in Bangkok 2025: The Golden Return of the Legendary Musician
Bangkok
Wat Saket Bangkok: Visit the Golden Mount Temple
Bangkok
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Thailand: Koh Phangan’s Full Moon in September 2025
In September 2025, the moon will be full on Sunday, 7 September 2025. Haad Rin will be welcoming thousands of people to celebrate. Don’t wait to book your hotel!
Thailande - September: A Month of Holidays and Public Celebrations?
In Thailand, September is one of the few months of the year when there are no national holidays. Some regions may have days off for the Vegetarian Festival, but nothing official.