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Thailand: Koh Phangan’s Full Moon Partu in March 2026
Thailande - February: Schedule of public holidays in Thailand
Thailand - Events calendar: February 2026 in Thailand, Festivals and main events guides

Thailand Summer 2026: Extreme Heat Up to 42°C and Lower Rainfall
Thailand’s summer 2026 is forecast to be hotter than last year, with temperatures exceeding 42°C in some northern provinces and rainfall expected to drop 30–40% below normal levels. For expatriates living in the country and travelers planning trips between March and May, this is more than a weather update — it directly affects health, transport, air quality and daily life.
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Makha Bucha Day 2026: A Guide to Thailand's Buddhist Festival
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Chinese New Year in Bangkok: What to Eat in Chinatown? Traditional Dishes and Specialties
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Where to Stay in the Perhentian Islands: Kecil or Besar?
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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

Koh Chang
Koh Chang is one of the largest islands in Thailand. It’s one of the favorite destinations of many travelers who set out to discover its rich natural heritage.

Makha Bucha Day 2026: A Guide to Thailand's Buddhist Festival

Thailand in February: Must-See Festivals and Events

Burapa Bike Week Pattaya 2026 : Thailand’s Largest Motorcycle Festival

Valentine's Day in Thailand: Traditions, Temples, and Romantic Getaways

Chinese New Year 2026 in Thailand: Dates, Locations and Festivities

Thailand Summer 2026: Extreme Heat Up to 42°C and Lower Rainfall

Thailand Elections: What Changes for Travelers and Expats

Thailand Dissolves Parliament: What Travelers Need to Know

Thailand–Cambodia: what travellers need to know after the latest border tensions

Southern Thailand Floods: Updated Travel Information and Safety Guidance for Visitors

Thailand: Koh Phangan’s Full Moon Partu in March 2026
The next Full Moon on Koh Phangan will be on Tuesday, 3 March 2026. Haad Rin will welcome thousands of people to celebrate the event. Don’t wait to book your hotel for this new Full Moon Party!

Thailande - February: Schedule of public holidays in Thailand
There are no public holidays in Thailand in February, but there are two important events:

Pak Khlong Talat: Bangkok’s Iconic Flower Market

Sao Ching-Cha Bangkok: The Giant Swing and Its Forgotten Rituals

Wat Pho Bangkok – Discover the Reclining Buddha & Thai Massage Origin

Bangkok, Wat Arun - Temple of the Dawn

Jim Thompson House: Bangkok's Iconic Silk & Heritage Museum