In the period of national mourning, some festivals and activities in the kingdom have been cancelled or postponed. Other events will go ahead as planned but may be toned down as a mark of respect. Please see the list of events that are postponed or cancelled in the following page.
The TAT would like to recommend that any visitors with travel or tourism plans reconfirm with agents and check local media regularly as well as follow the advice of the local authorities for announcements and updates. They should also be aware that in some areas transportation could be affected. We also ask tourists and visitors for their understanding and patience should they experience delays or some routes may be closed to traffic.
Status of tourist attractions
The Grand Palace and The Temple of the Emerald BuddhaClosed 14-20 October 2016
Wat Pho (The Temple of the Reclining Buddha)Open as usual
Wat Arun (The Temple of Dawn)Open as usual
National Museum Bangkok
Queen's Gallery
Open as usual (09.00-16.00 Hrs.)
Closed 14-16 October 2016
Ratchadamnoen Boxing StadiumClosed until further notice
Lumpini Boxing Stadium Ramindra
Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum
Closed for one month from October 2016
Closed 14-16 October 2016
The Alcazar Cabaret, PattayaOpen as usual (daily show times at 17.00, 18.30, 20.00 and 21.30 Hrs., but the last show has been cancelled until end of October 2016
Tiffany's Show, PattayaOpen as usual (daily show times at 18.00, 19.30 and 21.00 Hrs.)
Muay Thai Live at Asiatique The RiverfrontClosed, until 17 October 2016
Siam NiramitOpen as usual (17.00-20.00 Hrs.)
Phuket Simon CabaretOpen as usual (18.00-22.30 Hrs.)
Calypso at Asiatique The RiverfrontOpen as usual (no alcohol)
The Square Buddha Amulet Market, BangkokClosed until further notice
Chiang Mai Walking Street on Saturday and Sunday & Chiang Mai Night BazaarClosed until further notice