Thai Buddhist calendar — 2026 / 2569

Sources and interpretation

The complete date and lunar-label table comes from DMC / Wat Phra Dhammakaya’s calendar for 2569. All 50 Gregorian dates also match the Thai PBS 2569 date list. Weekdays are checked against the Gregorian date; 26 September 2026 is Saturday.

There are two eighth lunar months. Entries marked “second month 8” retain that distinction. Khao Phansa on 30 July is the first waning day and is listed as an additional named observance, rather than a regular eighth-, fourteenth- or fifteenth-day Wan Phra.

Lunar labels describe calendar days. They are not astronomical new-moon, full-moon or quarter instants. Loy Krathong is retained as a named festival in the source. These entries do not establish statutory holidays, substitute days, school closures or working-day rules.

This is an attributed temple-published edition. It does not claim to reproduce the government’s annual image table or every local temple programme. Later announcements and 2027 dates are outside its scope. CSV preserves the edition and sources; ICS uses all-day Gregorian dates, and imported copies do not update automatically.