6 Thai festivals, organize a trip to traditional festivals D

 A traditional Thai tradition that is both fun and wet at the same time. Popular events during this period include the Water Festival held in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Lamphun, Udon Thani, Khon Kaen, Phuket, or the Songkran Festival on Khao San Road. It's equally bustling 

 Loi Krathong, the Festival of Lights, is a breathtaking celebration where people release lanterns and krathongs (decorated floats) onto rivers. This festival, with its mesmerizing lights and traditional performances, is a visual spectacle. 

 Yi Peng, closely associated with Loi Krathong, takes the celebration to the skies. Thousands of lanterns are released, symbolizing the release of worries and bringing good luck. The sight of the night sky filled with glowing lanterns is truly magical. 

 Known for its vibrant masks and costumes, the Phi Ta Khon Festival is a lively event with roots in local folklore. Participants wear colorful masks and engage in various activities, creating an atmosphere of joy and excitement. 

 The candle procession festival for the Buddhist Lent of Ubon Ratchathani has been going on for hundreds of years. It is a merit-making tradition that people who make merit don't miss.

 Northern flower event that flower lovers should not miss. At this event, you can experience the beauty of various winter flower gardens up close. There are beautiful decorative lights. There will be 7 highlight points, including the Queen of Flora, a giant flower arch set amidst a field of colorful tulips. Tower of Season, a seasonal clock tower that represents the seasons.