Songkran: This is Thailand’s New Year’s Day festival and is celebrated with water fights, parades, and religious ceremonies.
Loy Krathong: This festival is celebrated annually in November and is a time for Thais to pay respect to the water spirits. The festival involves the release of floating lanterns and candlelit floats into rivers and waterways.
Yi Peng: This festival is held annually in November and is a time for Thais to pay respect to the Buddha. The festival involves the release of floating lanterns into the sky, which are believed to bring good luck and happiness.
Phuket Vegetarian Festival: This festival is held annually in October and is a time for Thais to pay respect to the Chinese deities. The festival involves a series of religious ceremonies and the participation of devotees who follow a strict vegetarian diet.
Chiang Mai Flower Festival: This festival is held annually in February and is a celebration of the city’s flower industry. The festival features parades, cultural performances, and displays of beautiful flowers.
Rocket Festival: This festival is held annually in May and is a celebration of the end of the rainy season. The festival involves the launching of large rockets into the sky, which are believed to bring good luck and prosperity to the community.
Red Cross Fair: This fair is held annually in April and is a fundraising event for the Thai Red Cross Society. The fair features a variety of activities, including carnival games, food stalls, and cultural performances.
Boat Racing Festival: This festival is held annually in September and is a celebration of the end of the rainy season. The festival features boat races on the Chao Phraya River, as well as parades and cultural performances.
Chonburi Buffalo Racing Festival: This festival is held annually in October and is a celebration of the end of the rainy season. The festival features buffalo races and parades, as well as traditional Thai cultural performances.
Candle Festival: This festival is held annually in July and is a celebration of the beginning of the Buddhist Lent. The festival features the creation of beautiful candle sculptures and parades.
Phuket Old Town Festival: This festival is held annually in September and celebrates the history and culture of Phuket’s Old Town. The festival features parades, cultural performances, and displays of traditional handicrafts.
