The Public Relations Department (กรมประชาสัมพันธ์), King Rama X official (crop), CC BY 3.0 TH
On July 28th, Thailand will celebrate King Maha Vajiralonkorn’s birthday, who was born in 1952. The day will be a national holiday for Thailand, and offices, banks, schools, and government organisations will be closed on the day. However, local shops will remain open for those who want to feast and drink at the celebration. There will be ceremonies where Thai officials wear cream-coloured attire, and the public will wear yellow to celebrate the birthday. Many locals and foreigners prepare for this national holiday by attending cultural events in every part of Thailand.
Thailand’s rich culture and heritage have been two of the main reasons that many tourists frequently visit the country. On the day of the celebration, tourists can attend many activities in Chiang Rai, around their hotels and resorts like Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp & Resort.
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