Thailand National Games

Thailand National Games

First event	1967 Thailand National Games in Bangkok,Thailand
Occur every	1 year
Last event	2015 Thailand National Games in Nakhon Sawan,Thailand
Purpose	Sports for elite athletes in Thailand

Thailand National Games (Thai:การแข่งขันกีฬาแห่งชาติ ;gaan kàeng kăn gee-laa hàeng châat )is the premier sports event in Thailand at national level. It is usually held every year. The first Thailand National Games held in 1967 took place in Bangkok for qualification 1967 SEA Games, most recently in December 2015, when the 2015 Thailand National Games took place in Nakhon Sawan. The next games will be announced in February 2016.

Editions

1,11,32

2,23,33,41

3,46

4,43

5,28,44

6,34

7,36

8,11,39

9,21

10,16

12

13

14

Host Cities of Thailand National Games

	Year	Host Province	Sport
1	1–5 November 1967	Bangkok
2	3–9 December 1968	Chiang Mai	14
3	24–30 November 1969	Songkhla	11
4	1–7 November 1970	Nakhon Ratchasima	12
5	2–9 December 1971	Nakhon Sawan	13
6	2–8 December 1972	Ratchaburi	12
7	23–29 August 1973	Nakhon Si Thammarat	14
8	3–8 December 1974	Chonburi	15
9	28 November - 4 December 1975	Lopburi	14
10	4–10 December 1976	Udon Thani	14
11	11–17 December 1977	Bangkok	14
12	24–30 January 1979	Ubon Ratchathani	14
13	23–29 December 1979	Lampang
14	23–29 December 1981	Pattani	14
15	22–28 March 1982	Udon Thani	14
16	22–28 November 1982	Phuket	15
17	20–26 January 1984	Phitsanulok	15
18	20–26 January 1985	Chiang Rai	15
19	14–20 January 1986	Chanthaburi	16
20	23–29 January 1987	Roi Et	16
21	18–24 December 1987	Lopburi	18
22	22–28 March 1989	Songkhla	17
23	4–10 March 1990	Chiang Mai	19
24	17–23 March 1991	Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya	17
25	12–18 July 1992	Khon Kaen	21
26	24–31 July 1993	Surat Thani	20
27	19–26 November 1994	Suphan Buri	22
28	16–23 June 1996	Nakhon Sawan	21
29	19–26 December 1996	Trang	22
30	8–15 December 1997	Sisaket	26
31	24–31 July 1998	Rayong	26
32	24–31 December 2000	Bangkok	44
33	13–24 December 2002	Chiang Mai	34
34	18–28 December 2004	Ratchaburi	34
35	9–19 September 2006	Suphan Buri	33
36	15–25 September 2007	Nakhon Si Thammarat	31
37	14–24 December 2008	Phitsanulok	32
38	9–19 September 2009	Trang	33
39	9–19 December 2010	Chonburi	39
40	3–12 March 2012	Khon Kaen
41	9–19 December 2012	Chiang Mai
42	5–15 January 2014	Suphan Buri	44
43	2014	Nakhon Ratchasima
44	2015	Nakhon Sawan

External links

• Official Website of the 35th National Games in Suphan Buri
• Official Website of the 36th National Games in Nakhon Si Thammarat
• Official Website of the 37th National Games in Phitsanulok
• Sports Authority of Thailand