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Bangkok: The Grand Palais will be closed for two days in July
Thailand: Koh Phangan’s Full Moon in July 2025
Thailande - July: A Month of Holidays and Public Celebrations
Thailand - Events calendar: July 2025 in Thailand, Festivals and main events guides
Thailand - Don’t forget: Since 1 May, all travellers must complete the DTAC before arriving in Thailand.
Energy Drinks in Thailand: Red Bull, M-150 & Carabao
Thailand is one of the world’s top consumers and exporters of energy drinks. Behind the flashy cans lies a powerful story of industry, identity, and influence.
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Bangkok Is Sinking: Floods, Rising Seas and a Looming Climate Crisis
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How to Get to Chachoengsao from Bangkok – All Transport Options
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Wat Saman Rattanaram – The Giant Pink Ganesh Temple in Chachoengsao
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Where to Stay in Koh Tao: Our Hotel Picks by Area
Where to Stay in Phetchaburi? Top Hotels in Town & Beachside
Where to Stay in Koh Samui – Best Beaches, Hotels & Accommodation Guide
Where to Stay in Koh Chang? Best Beaches, Areas & Hotel Guide
Where to Stay in Rayong? Tips and Selection
Phetchaburi: Travel Guide, Hotels, Activities & Transport in Thailand
Known as the City of Diamonds, Phetchaburi offers a deep cultural heritage and a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for an authentic Thai getaway off the beaten track.
July 28: Birthday of King Rama X in Thailand
Thailand Cultural and Sports Events – July 2025
Asanha Bucha and Khao Phansa: The Candle Festival 2025
Bangkok: The Grand Palais will be closed for two days in July
The Grand Palace in Bangkok will be closed on 10 July and 28 July due to ceremonies.
Visits will therefore be suspended on these two days. It will not be possible to visit the Royal Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
Thailand: Koh Phangan’s Full Moon in July 2025
In july 2025, the moon will be full on Saturday 12 July. Haad Rin will be welcoming thousands of people to celebrate. Don’t wait to book your hotel!
Thailande - July: A Month of Holidays and Public Celebrations
In Thailand, there is only two public holidays in July: