As a country rich in culture and tradition, Thailand offers many exciting festivals during the year. It’s no surprise. Every month offers a great chance to celebrate with family , friends and loved ones. There’s plenty for excited visitors from important events such as Songkran, which are held throughout the country to region-specific festivals such as the Surin Elephant Festival.
Thai Festivals
Here are some on the main Festivals celebrated in Thailand:
Yi Peng (Lantern Festival)
Location : Chiang Mai, Thailand Dates : November 1, 2020
Songkran (The Water Festival)
Dates : 13 April – 15 April, 2020
Phi Ta Khon (Ghost Festival)
Location : Dan Sai, Loei Province, Isan, Thailand Dates: 26 June – 28 June, 2020
Boon Bang Fai (The Rocket Festival)
Location : Yasothon Province, North-east Thailand Dates : First Week of May, 2020
Surin Elephant Festival
Location: Surin Province, Isan, Thailand Dates: 3rd week of November
Wing Kwai (Water Buffalo Racing Festival)
Location: Chonburi Province Dates: 29 October, 2020
Phuket Vegetarian Festival
Location: Phuket, Thailand Dates: 16 October – 25 October, 2020
Lopburi Monkey Banquet (Food Festival)
Location: Lopburi, Thailand Dates: 28 November – 29 November, 2020
Mekong Naga Fireballs
Location: Mekong River Dates: October – November
Chinese New Year
Dates: 25th February, 2020
Mother’s Day and Father’s Day
Dates: 12th August, Mother’s Day | 5th December, Father’s Day
Candle Festival
Location:Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand
Dates:14 July – 15 July, 2020
Thailand is full of music and festivals, with stunning beach breaks and lively city life. All these festivals in Thailand are perfect opportunities to immerse yourself in local culture and to appreciate the rich cultural heritage and traditions of Thailand.
