
Prepare for National Children's Day 2026, falling on Saturday, 10 January. This year's theme, announced by Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, is “Love Thailand, Care for the World.” We have gathered Children's Day destinations throughout Bangkok and surrounding areas, covering everything from thrilling air shows, space science, to interactive activities with free prizes—all in one place.
This year’s Children’s Day is held under the concept of learning combined with conservation following the theme “Love Thailand, Care for the World,” with various government and private organizations offering free entry for children as follows.
The top landmark eagerly awaited by children nationwide features spectacular air shows and displays of rare military equipment and aircraft.
Experience “A Day in the Prime Minister’s Chair,” a popular activity allowing children to sit in the country's leader's chair, tour the meeting rooms, and receive gifts from the Prime Minister.
Science enthusiasts should not miss exploring astronomy and cutting-edge space exhibitions, focusing this year on caring for the world as per the Children’s Day theme.
Focused on hands-on learning, children can role-play their dream professions, such as firefighters, doctors, or little chefs.
A modern history learning center with this year’s theme combining traditional Thai games with environmental awareness.
A popular spot for families wanting to expose their children to nature and diverse wildlife, featuring “Nong Moo Deng” and friends again this year.
The iconic cube-shaped building in Pathum Thani is Thailand’s largest science learning center, ideal for school-age children who love experiments.
Learn about humanitarian missions and basic life-saving skills through fun and educational activities.
A legendary amusement and water park that holds a grand Children’s Day event annually with rides suitable for all ages.
For art-loving families wanting to inspire imagination through art in central Pathumwan intersection.
Taking children out on Children’s Day 2026 offers more than just fun; it fosters warm family bonds and instills awareness aligned with the theme “Love Thailand, Care for the World.” However, remember to bring face masks, hand sanitizer, and plan your trip carefully, as popular venues may experience large crowds.