Thailand - The Land of All-Night Fun!

Thailand - The Land of All-Night Fun!

Bangkok, Koh Samui, Phuket - Thailand's party capitals will now keep night owls entertained until the break of dawn.

Updated on 15-03-2024
Comments
Vibrant Nightlife: Khaosan Road in the Heart of Bangkok
Vibrant Nightlife: Khaosan Road in the heart of Bangkok

On December 17th, Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced the extension of operating hours until 4am for restaurants, bars and nightclubs in Bangkok and other tourist hotspots like Phuket, Chon Buri, Chiang Mai and the island of Koh Samui.

This decision follows an inspection of nightlife establishments showing that the industry is complying with new regulations.

Chef in a restaurant on Yaowarat Road, Bangkok
Gastronomy at Yaowarat Road, Bangkok

The new rules which came into effect on December 15th apply to nightlife venues in Bangkok, Phuket, Chonburi, Chiang Mai, Koh Samui and hotel bars across the country.

While restaurants can now remain open until 4am, alcohol sales are still prohibited after midnight unless a special permit has been obtained.

Alcohol sales in Thailand cease after midnight, unless specially permitted
Alcohol sales in Thailand cease after midnight, unless specially permitted

This is excellent news for nightlife enthusiasts who can now enjoy the lively atmosphere of bars, clubs and shows for longer. The perfect opportunity to discover Thailand's wild festive culture and talented DJs in a relaxed setting.

Tasting Thai Specialties
Savor Thai specialties in the lively atmosphere of the streets

Strict safety measures are also being implemented to ensure smooth operations, including security checks at venue entrances and shuttle transportation for patrons.

street in thailand
Security measures for well-organized evenings in Thailand

So if you're looking for an underground holiday with electrifying all-night parties, Thailand is the perfect destination! An unforgettable experience that will surely leave you wanting to return!

Here are some photos of Thailand at night:

china town
china town
khao san road
chon buri

Source: VietnamPlus.vn


Quiz: Do you really know about Thailand?

CLICK TO PLAY

Quiz: Do you really know about Thailand?

Do you really know about Thailand?
1/9.In which city is the Wat Pho temple with the reclining Buddha?
2/9.What is the name of the currency used in Thailand?
3/9.What is the official name of Thailand from the following options:
4/9.Which animal among the following is the symbol of Thailand?
5/9.Among the following options, which festival holds the distinction of being the most renowned in Thailand?
6/9.Which region in Thailand has most of the islands and beaches?
7/9.Which region of Thailand is associated with Isan?
8/9.Which spicy and aromatic Thai dish consists of stir-fried rice noodles, among the following options?
9/9.Which Thai island is famous for its famous Full Moon Parties on the beach?
Congratulations
CLOSE
Congratulations2
CLOSE
Congratulations3
CLOSE
Your question or comment
<div class=fs18>Mrs. DUONG Thi Lan</div>Travel Consultant
Lan DUONG, 36 years old
Travel Consultant
Need personalized advice for your next trip? Our local experts are here to assist you every step of the way.
Contact your consultant
Hello ! I am Lan DUONG, your travel advisor
Our information and quotes are free. Feel free to request them from us!
Related articles
Hanoi’s Spirit in the Run-Up to Vietnam’s National Day
Hanoi’s Spirit in the Run-Up to Vietnam’s National Day
In the last days of August, Hanoi takes on a special look. From the bustling streets in the city center to quiet neighborhood corners, everywhere is adorned with the bright red of the national flag, banners, and slogans celebrating Vietnam’s National Day on September 2. The lively yet solemn atmosphere allows both visitors and locals to feel the spirit of national pride spreading throughout the capital.
Thailand Allows Foreign Tourists to Exchange Digital Assets for Baht
Thailand Allows Foreign Tourists to Exchange Digital Assets for Baht
The Thai government plans to launch the "TouristDigiPay" program to boost tourism by allowing foreign tourists to convert digital currencies into Thai baht for payments.
Top 15 Must-see Thailand Festivals and Events in September 2025
Top 15 Must-see Thailand Festivals and Events in September 2025
September 2025 is another vibrant month filled with diverse festivals and events. Highlights include Lai Reua Fai (Illuminated Boat) Festival and the distinctive Buddhist tradition of the "Um Phra Dam Nam" ceremony. If you’re traveling this month, here are the top 15 experiences you shouldn’t miss!
“Hanoi – 5 Gates” Tourist Train: A Journey into the Past for Vietnam’s National Day
“Hanoi – 5 Gates” Tourist Train: A Journey into the Past for Vietnam’s National Day
On September 2nd, Vietnam’s National Day, a unique new tourist attraction debuts: the “Hanoi – 5 Gates” train, inspired by the remnants of the ancient Thăng Long Citadel. Each of the five carriages is named after a historic gate – O Cau Den, O Quan Chuong, O Cau Giay, O Cho Dua, and O Dong Mac – reflecting the capital’s millennial identity and the traditions of the Red River Delta.
Laos Vibrant Boat Racing Festivals Mark the End of Buddhist Lent
Laos' Vibrant Boat Racing Festivals Mark the End of Buddhist Lent
Every October, the excitement of the Lao people comes alive during the Boat Racing Festival, known as Boun Suang Huea. Celebrated nationwide, the festival in Vientiane draws locals and visitors to the Mekong riverside, where they gather to cheer for their favorite boat teams.
Conflict at the Thailand & Cambodia Border: Tourism Remains Stable Outside Restricted Areas
Conflict at the Thailand & Cambodia Border: Tourism Remains Stable Outside Restricted Areas
In recent days, rising tensions at the Thailand & Cambodia border have led Thai authorities to temporarily close several border checkpoints and suspend tourism activities in certain border provinces. However, domestic tourism in both Thailand and Cambodia continues as normal, with no impact on major destinations such as Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Siem Reap, or Phnom Penh.
Thailand Takes the Spotlight at the 2025 Travel + Leisure Awards
Thailand Takes the Spotlight at the 2025 Travel + Leisure Awards
The 2025 edition of the prestigious Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards once again puts Thailand in the spotlight. Discover the destinations that make the Land of Smiles shine on the global tourism scene!
Vietnam and Laos National Parks Recognized as a Transboundary World Heritage Site
Vietnam and Laos National Parks Recognized as a Transboundary World Heritage Site
During its 47th session held in Paris, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee approved this Sunday the extension of the Phong Nha - Ke Bang World Heritage natural site, located in central Vietnam, to include Hin Nam No National Park in Laos’s Khammouane Province.
Why Asia is your best November travel destination?
Why Asia is your best November travel destination?
November is approaching, and with it, the shorter days and the cold that's gradually settling across much of Europe. Do you dream of a change of scenery, of warmth, of a place a little out of the ordinary? Why not think about Asia? It's a continent full of contrasts, colors, cultures, and landscapes that have nothing to do with those in Europe. If you're not sure where to start, this article is for you. As a travel lover always curious to discover new horizons, here are some ideas for destinations in Asia to explore this November. These are places sometimes overlooked, but brimming with charm and surprises. So, ready to take a tour of Asia?
Explore Long Coc Tea Hill – the Halong Bay of the Mountainous Midlands
Explore Long Coc Tea Hill – the "Halong Bay" of the Mountainous Midlands
Nicknamed the “Halong Bay of the mountainous midlands,” Long Coc Tea Hill in Phu Tho enchants visitors with its rolling green tea plantations. Just a two-hour drive from Hanoi, this peaceful haven is a perfect getaway for a refreshing and accessible nature escape.
Copied to Clipboard!
DMCA.com Protection Status