Thailand observes a blend of royal, Buddhist, and cultural holidays that reflect the nation's deep reverence for the monarchy and Theravada Buddhist traditions. The most celebrated holiday is Songkran, the Thai New Year water festival in mid-April, which draws millions of participants and visitors. Royal holidays honouring the King, Queen, and past monarchs are observed with great respect. Father's Day and Mother's Day are linked to the birthdays of revered royals, giving these celebrations a uniquely Thai character.