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Calendar February 2037 & Moon Phases

Calendar February 2037 & Moon Phases

This free calendar features official public holidays, traditional festivals, major sporting events and precise monthly moon phases for your region, and supports one-click downloading and high-quality printing.

Public Holidays in Thailand 2037

DateWeekPublic HolidaysType
January 1, 2037 Thu New Year's Day National
January 10, 2037 Sat National Children's Day National
March 1, 2037 Sun Makha Bucha National
March 2, 2037 Mon Makha Bucha (in lieu) National
April 6, 2037 Mon Chakri Memorial Day National
April 13, 2037 Mon Songkran Festival National
April 14, 2037 Tue Songkran Festival National
April 15, 2037 Wed Songkran Festival National
May 1, 2037 Fri National Labor Day National
May 4, 2037 Mon Coronation Day National
May 29, 2037 Fri Visakha Bucha National
June 3, 2037 Wed HM Queen Suthida's Birthday National
July 27, 2037 Mon Asarnha Bucha National
July 28, 2037 Tue Buddhist Lent Day; HM King Maha Vajiralongkorn's Birthday National
August 12, 2037 Wed HM Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother's Birthday; National Mother's Day National
October 13, 2037 Tue HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej Memorial Day National
October 23, 2037 Fri HM King Chulalongkorn Memorial Day National
December 5, 2037 Sat HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great's Birthday; National Day; National Father's Day National
December 7, 2037 Mon HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great's Birthday (in lieu); National Day (in lieu); National Father's Day (in lieu) National
December 10, 2037 Thu Constitution Day National
December 31, 2037 Thu New Year's Eve National

About Public Holidays in ไทย

Thailand's holidays are shaped by Theravada Buddhism and the revered monarchy. The Thai New Year, Songkran in mid-April, is the country's most famous celebration, a nationwide water festival that also honours elders and ancestors. Visakha Bucha Day, marking the birth, enlightenment and passing of the Buddha, is among several Buddhist holy days observed as public holidays, while the King's and Queen's birthdays in July, August and December are celebrated with yellow-clad crowds and candlelight ceremonies. The royal family's dates — including the late King Bhumibol's birthday on December 5 — anchor the modern calendar.

In 2037, Thailand observes 21 public holidays including 21 national, of which 3 fall on a weekend.

Sports Events in Thailand 2037

DateWeekEventType
March 15, 2037 Sun Thai League 1 Season Sport