The Chiang Mai Flower Festival is northern Thailand's big celebration of the cool season. For three days each February, floats covered in fresh flowers parade through the old city, and Nong Buak Haad Park fills with flower displays, plant stalls and Lanna music and dance. If you're searching for the Chiang Mai Flower Festival 2026, […]
When: April 13–15, 2025Where: Khao San Road, Silom Road, and riverside areas like ICONSIAM, Bangkok Thailand’s Wildest Water Festival Bangkok Songkran turns the capital into a water-soaked playground from April 13 to 15, 2025, celebrating the Thai New Year with unmatched energy. Known as the world’s biggest water fight, this festival draws millions to the […]
When: November 6, 2025Where: Chao Phraya River, public parks, and canals, Bangkok A Night of Floating Dreams Bangkok Loy Krathong transforms the capital into a glowing spectacle on November 6, 2025, under the full moon. Known as the Festival of Lights, this event sees thousands gather along the Chao Phraya River and canals to honor […]
The Chiang Mai Yi Peng (Yee Peng) Lantern Festival is Northern Thailand's own celebration of the full moon of the twelfth lunar month, held together with Loy Krathong. For a few nights the old city glows with paper lanterns hung across the streets, candlelit temples, krathong floats drifting on the Ping River and, at permitted […]
When: Early December 2025 (likely December 1–3, dates to be confirmed)Where: Patong Beach, Phuket A Beachside Kickoff to High Season The Phuket Carnival marks the dazzling start of the island’s high tourist season, rolling into Patong Beach in early December 2025. Typically spanning three days, this vibrant festival transforms the coastline into a hub of […]
When: December 31, 2025Where: Riverside (e.g., ICONSIAM), Siam district, and rooftop bars, Bangkok Ring in the New Year with a Bang Bangkok New Year’s Eve on December 31, 2025, promises an electrifying celebration across the capital, rivaling global hotspots like Times Square. The city pulses with energy as locals and tourists gather to welcome 2026 […]
The Bo Sang Umbrella and Sankhampaeng Craft Festival is a colourful weekend celebration of the hand-painted paper and cotton umbrellas made in Bo Sang village, about 10 km east of Chiang Mai. Expect bicycle parades of umbrella-carrying riders in traditional dress, decorated floats, painting competitions, craft stalls and northern Thai food. Updated October 2026 by […]
When: Late February or early March 2026 (dates to be confirmed; noting 2025 likely just occurred)Where: Ao Nang Beach and surrounding areas, Krabi A Beachside Bash to Kick Off the Season Krabi Naga Fest rolls into Ao Nang Beach in late February or early March 2026, heralding the start of Krabi’s tourist season with a […]
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