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Date: June 3rd
Background: Queen Suthida's birthday is recognized as a national holiday in Thailand. Queen Suthida Bajrasudhabimalalakshana married King Maha Vajiralongkorn (Rama X) on May 1, 2019, and has since been celebrated as the queen consort.
Traditions and Celebrations:
Public Holiday: The day is marked as a public holiday, allowing people to take time off from work and government offices to close.
Royal Ceremony: A royal ceremony may be held in honor of the queen. This often involves religious elements and blessings for her well-being.
Alms-giving: Thai people participate in merit-making activities such as giving alms to Buddhist monks, which is a common practice on significant occasions.
National Decorations: Public spaces and streets are often decorated with portraits of the queen and national flags to show loyalty and celebration.
Community Activities: Local communities may organize events or festivities to mark the occasion, promoting social cohesion and patriotic spirit.
What People Do:
On this day, Thais may engage in various activities including:
Spending time with family or enjoying leisure activities due to the day off work.
Participating in community service or charity events as a way of giving back and honoring the queen's birthday.
Attending cultural events or visiting exhibitions dedicated to the monarchy and Thai heritage.
This holiday contributes to the cultural fabric of Thailand while reinforcing the nation's reverence for its monarchy.
