Good Source of Entertainment for the Young and Old

When travelling to a particular country, the first thing that most people are likely to check out is its source of quality entertainment. It can be art galleries, museums, parks, amusement centres, shopping districts, nightlife, and of course, the festivals, which are among the most popular events that provide amusement to locals and tourists.

In Thailand, festivals are events that you should witness. In January, Thais celebrate New Year on the 1st with Buddhist rituals, which are then followed by merrymaking all throughout the day. Chiang Mai Flower Festival happens every February, wherein there are displays of blossoms, parades, as well as beauty pageants, which usually last for three days. Alongside is the Bangkok International Film Festival, which shows old and new films and holds ceremonies and gala parties. March is the month for the Pattaya Music Festival, which is held on its beach and usually lasts for three days. You will witness recitals of many popular artists and opera singers in various genres like Jazz, Pop, and many others. Every April, Thais rejoice for the Songkran Festival, which is the event that involves throwing water to each other. Then, there is the Visakha Bucha Day, every month of May, which is a UN (United Nation) World Heritage Day. It is a holy day celebrated by doing rituals in temples and shrines. June is the month for the Thailand Grand Sale, which is the perfect fix for those shopping enthusiasts.

There are many other festivals in Thailand, which highlight its rich, colourful culture and tradition. Nevertheless, every country has its reason to celebrate and rejoice. It only takes thorough research to make sure that your next festival stop is a blast!