Ramadan 2027 in Thailand

Choose your city to see its full Ramadan 1448 imsakiya. On the first day the fast in Thailand ranges from 12 h 40 min in Chiang Mai to 13 h 03 min in Hat Yai, and iftar is earliest in Ubon Ratchathani (6:02 PM) and latest in Surat Thani (6:30 PM). Times use the Muslim World League method.

First and last day of Ramadan in Thailand

Imsak and iftar on 8 February 2027 and 8 March 2027 (24-hour clock)
City	Imsak · Day 1	Iftar (Maghrib) · Day 1	Fast · Day 1	Imsak · Last day	Iftar (Maghrib) · Last day	Fast · Last day
Ban I Chang	05:23	18:23	12 h 50 min	05:12	18:30	13 h 08 min
Bang Kapi	05:20	18:20	12 h 50 min	05:09	18:27	13 h 08 min
Bangkok	05:21	18:21	12 h 50 min	05:10	18:27	13 h 08 min
Chiang Mai	05:31	18:21	12 h 40 min	05:16	18:32	13 h 06 min
Chon Buri	05:19	18:19	12 h 50 min	05:08	18:26	13 h 08 min
Hat Yai	05:15	18:28	13 h 03 min	05:09	18:30	13 h 11 min
Hua Hin	05:22	18:24	12 h 52 min	05:12	18:30	13 h 08 min
Kabin Buri	05:16	18:16	12 h 49 min	05:05	18:23	13 h 08 min
Khlong Luang	05:21	18:20	12 h 49 min	05:09	18:27	13 h 08 min
Khon Kaen	05:14	18:08	12 h 44 min	05:00	18:17	13 h 07 min
Lampang	05:29	18:20	12 h 41 min	05:14	18:30	13 h 06 min
Lat Krabang	05:20	18:20	12 h 50 min	05:09	18:26	13 h 08 min
Mueang Samut Prakan	05:21	18:20	12 h 50 min	05:09	18:27	13 h 08 min
Nakhon Pathom	05:23	18:22	12 h 49 min	05:12	18:29	13 h 08 min
Nakhon Ratchasima	05:16	18:13	12 h 47 min	05:03	18:21	13 h 07 min
Nakhon Si Thammarat	05:18	18:29	13 h	05:11	18:31	13 h 10 min
Nong Chok	05:20	18:19	12 h 49 min	05:08	18:26	13 h 08 min
Nong Khaem	05:22	18:21	12 h 50 min	05:10	18:28	13 h 08 min
Pak Kret	05:21	18:20	12 h 49 min	05:10	18:27	13 h 08 min
Pattaya	05:19	18:20	12 h 51 min	05:08	18:26	13 h 08 min
Rayong	05:17	18:19	12 h 52 min	05:07	18:25	13 h 08 min
Sai Mai	05:21	18:20	12 h 49 min	05:09	18:27	13 h 08 min
Si Maha Phot	05:17	18:16	12 h 49 min	05:06	18:23	13 h 08 min
Si Racha	05:19	18:20	12 h 51 min	05:08	18:26	13 h 08 min
Surat Thani	05:22	18:30	12 h 59 min	05:14	18:34	13 h 10 min
Ubon Ratchathani	05:05	18:02	12 h 47 min	04:52	18:10	13 h 07 min
Udon Thani	05:15	18:07	12 h 42 min	05:01	18:17	13 h 06 min

Ramadan 1448 is expected to begin on 8 February 2027, subject to the sighting of the crescent in Thailand. Each city page shows the full month day by day, the odd nights of the last ten and the time of the Eid prayer.

Fasting in Thailand in Ramadan 2027

Across the 27 cities listed, the first fast lasts 12 h 50 min on average, and the gap between the shortest and the longest fast is 23 minutes. In Bangkok, imsak on 8 February 2027 is at 5:21 AM and iftar at 6:21 PM; by the end of the month the fast has grown by 18 minutes to 13 h 08 min. The largest cities with their own imsakiya are Bangkok, Mueang Samut Prakan, Chon Buri, Hat Yai and Pak Kret.

The times follow the Muslim World League method: Fajr when the sun is 18° below the horizon and Isha when the sun is 17° below the horizon. The 27th night, the most widely awaited night of the last ten, begins in Bangkok on the evening of 5 March 2027 at 6:27 PM, and Eid al-Fitr is expected on 9 March 2027, with sunrise in the capital at 6:30 AM.

Ramadan 2027 in Thailand: questions

When does Ramadan 2027 start in Thailand?

It is expected on 8 February 2027 according to the Umm al-Qura calendar. The official start in Thailand follows the announcement of the religious authorities, which may move it by a day.

What time is iftar in Bangkok on the first day?

At 6:21 PM, with imsak at 5:21 AM: a fast of 12 h 50 min.

Which city in Thailand has the longest fast?

On the first day, Hat Yai with 13 h 03 min; the shortest is Chiang Mai with 12 h 40 min.

When is Eid al-Fitr 2027 in Thailand?

Eid al-Fitr is expected on 9 March 2027, or a day later if Ramadan lasts 30 days.