EXPLORE THAILAND LIKE NEVER BEFORE

Immerse yourself in Thailand’s rich culture, natural beauty, and unique traditions.

TIPS FOR TRAVELING IN THAILAND

Thailand is a country full of vibrant culture, delicious food, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality.  To make your trip unforgettable, here are some festivals you shouldn’t miss!

Yi Peng & Loy Krathong (Lantern Festival)

• When: November

• Where: Chiang Mai, Sukhothai, and other northern cities

• Why You Should Go: Witness thousands of lanterns floating into the sky and beautifully lit krathongs (decorative floats) released into rivers. It's a magical and serene experience.

Tip: Arrive early to secure a good spot near the river or main lantern release area in Chiang Mai.

Songkran (Thai New Year)

• When: April 13–15

• Where: Bangkok, Ayutthaya, and everywhere!

• Why You Should Go: Join the world’s biggest water fight! Songkran marks Thai New Year with water splashing, temple visits, and traditional rituals.

Tip: Wear quick-drying clothes and keep your electronics in waterproof pouches.

Phi Ta Khon (Ghost Festival)

• When: June or July (dates vary)

• Where: Loei Province

• Why You Should Go: Watch locals parade in colorful ghost costumes and masks to celebrate Buddhist folklore. It’s lively, quirky, and deeply rooted in Isan traditions.

Tip: Stay overnight to experience the spiritual rituals and Buddhist sermons on the second day of the festival.

Vegetarian Festival (Nine Emperor Gods Festival)

• When: October

• Where: Phuket and other southern provinces

• Why You Should Go: This festival features vibrant processions, incredible acts of devotion, and plenty of vegetarian street food.

Tip: Dress in white to show respect if you join the festival.

estival: Chak Phra Festival

Chanthaburi Fruit Festival

• When: May or June

• Where: Chanthaburi

• Why You Should Go: Celebrate Thailand’s bountiful fruit harvest with exhibitions, tastings, and markets featuring durian, mangosteen, and rambutan.

Tip: Try the local durian—it’s a delicacy in this region!

Mon Floating Boat Festival

• When: November

• Where: Sangkhlaburi, Kanchanaburi

• Why You Should Go: A unique celebration by the Mon ethnic group, where small, handmade boats are floated on the river to honor Buddha.

Tip: Combine this with a visit to the famous Mon Bridge, Thailand’s longest wooden bridge.