If you travel to Thailand, what are the most popular festivals in Thailand that should not be missed?

If you travel to Thailand, what are the most popular festivals in Thailand that should not be missed? When it comes to Thailand, beautiful beaches, charming hospitality and world-class food may be the first impression. However, if you want to experience more fun in Thailand, don't miss the most popular festivals of local people!

1 year 1 month or February Lunar New Year celebrations kicked off in Bangkok, Thailand. Yaowarat, the Chinatown in this city, is the area where large and medium-sized street parties are held this year. Gorgeous dragon dance performances, firecrackers and exquisite and delicious China banquets can be seen everywhere. Bright red is the color of this festival, so the streets will be red. Festive red decorations decorate every street, community, shop and house to resist the Year of the Beast in fairy tales.

The Chiang Mai Flower Festival in February is a three-day local flower festival in Thailand, which means the end of the cold season. This colorful celebration in Chiang Mai is mainly characterized by the stunning display of local brocade roses, tribute chrysanthemums and Huang Juhua. The theme activity is mainly shopping on Saturday morning. Floats and dancers in full bloom in the parade, as well as many flower merchants in SuanBuakHaad, the core of the festival, are the focus of many people's attention.

The Songkran Festival in March and April, or "Thai New Year", is called cleaning and revitalization. As soon as this festival arrives, the whole country is holding bottled pure water, high-pressure water guns and water bombs in the streets to celebrate. As long as you don't mind taking a good bath, this is a beautiful and happy celebration, especially when traveling with children. It's not that interesting, but I'm used to being with old people.

In April and July, the Chattani Candle Festival in Ubuntu was held in ThungSiMuang, which meant the beginning of Buddhist fasting and lasted for three months. Historically, monks were restricted during this period, so they carved gorgeous carvings into donated candles. Today, this festival is still celebrated. The most amazing candle carving competition and its parade show the royal candles given by the king.

The vegetarian festival in October, also known as the Nine Emperors Festival, lasts for nine days. This is a personal act to purify the Chinese community in China, but it is perfect in Phuket. It's like walking barefoot on hot coal and stabbing your cheek with a sword. Other self-mutilation behaviors represent crimes of the whole society. The ceremony was accompanied by fireworks, drums, parades and delicious vegetarian food. Not suitable for people with cardiovascular or gastrointestinal weakness!

6. Shagongna Empty Wax Castle Festival Christians have Good Friday and Easter celebrations, and Buddhism also has celebrations. Every year from June 5438 to 10 for five days, people in SakonNakhon in northern Thailand will hold a festival to celebrate the wax castle, which is one of the most unusual theme activities in the host country. Craftsmen carved temples, shrines, flowers, trees and other beautiful objects with liquid paraffin as sacrifices to the Buddha. They are surprisingly intertwined.

Those sculptors firmly believe that they will be reborn in paradise on earth and live a happy and prosperous life on earth. The most spectacular artistic creation will be displayed in a spectacular parade, which will deeply attract tourists from all over the world. In addition to the wax museum, the festival also shows many aspects of Thai culture, including dragon boat races, boxing competitions, traditional dances and music performances held in the nearby Nonghan Water Control Project.

65438+In February and July, music lovers and free spirit of WONDERFRUIT Music and Art Festival poured into the field park of Siam Country Club in Pattaya, Thailand, looking for Thailand's high concept and eco-friendly core concept. This theme activity includes music performance majors from international and local performances, interactive art equipment, award-winning chefs' banquets, and all seminars from physical and mental health to sustainable architecture. This festival lasts for four days and is really different from other festivals.

8. The monthly full moon party, one of the most notorious festivals in Thailand, is held on the island of Paan next to Koh Samui. This noisy all-night dance deeply attracted thousands of international revelers. It started at sunset in Beach, Haddling, and all kinds of music, dancers and performers continued until dawn.

When you come to Thailand, in addition to visiting scenic spots and tasting delicious food, don't forget to experience local traditional festivals. This is the best time for everyone to learn about Thai culture and experience the fun of Thailand!