Thailand's year-long mourning period for King Rama IX ends in October, but before that, the monarch's body will be cremated and associated ceremonies will take place, according to Thailand News.
Friday, October 13, is a national Memorial Day in the country, and from October 25 to 29 in Thailand A cremation ceremony and other mourning events will be held in the capital. Starting October 1, the government is asking for adherence to a dress code, specifically black, white, or gray. Although this rule applies primarily to Thai citizens, foreign tourists choosing muted tones is considered appropriate and appropriate given the solemnity of the occasion. Colored clothing will be permitted starting October 28.
In October, the number of entertainment events will be reduced; a proposal to this effect has already been sent to Thai businesses. There is no ban on alcohol sales yet, but it is a possibility.
In Bangkok, the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha are closed to visitors from October 1st to 30th. Other attractions are open, and there are no restrictions.
Source: news.turizm.ru