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Expected for roughly ten days around Loy Krathong in mid-to-late November; confirm the exact Wat Saket programme. The placeholder keeps the calendar useful, but this page intentionally omits Event date schema until the edition is confirmed.
Why route around it
What makes it worth the stop
- A candlelit climb to the Golden Mount chedi
- The ceremonial red-cloth wrapping of the hilltop stupa
- An old-style Bangkok temple fair with food, games and performance
Plan the stop
Practical notes
- Do not book around the placeholder range until Wat Saket publishes the 2026 schedule.
- Go before sunset for the city view, then stay for the illuminated fair.
- Use MRT Sam Yot or a canal boat; parking and surrounding roads become congested.
Put it on the route
Where it happens
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Sources and freshness
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