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🏮 节日日历

按月份查看泰国最盛大的节日——以及住在哪里。

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January or February

Chinese New Year

📍 Bangkok (Yaowarat), Nakhon Sawan, Phuket

Red lanterns, lion dances and huge street-food crowds in Chinatown.

Early February (first weekend)

Chiang Mai Flower Festival

📍 Chiang Mai

Flower-covered parade floats and gardens in full bloom.

13–15 April

Songkran (Thai New Year)

📍 Everywhere — biggest in Bangkok and Chiang Mai

The nationwide water festival. Expect to get soaked — bring a waterproof phone pouch!

May

Bun Bang Fai Rocket Festival

📍 Yasothon & Isan

Homemade rockets fired into the sky to call the rains — loud and joyful.

June or July

Phi Ta Khon Ghost Festival

📍 Dan Sai, Loei

Colourful ghost masks, music and parades in a small mountain town.

July (start of Buddhist Lent)

Candle Festival

📍 Ubon Ratchathani

Giant, intricately carved wax sculptures paraded through the city.

September or October

Vegetarian Festival

📍 Phuket

Nine days of vegetarian food and dramatic street processions.

November (full moon)

Loy Krathong

📍 Everywhere — rivers, lakes and the sea

Float a candle-lit krathong to let go of bad luck. Beautiful in Sukhothai and Ayutthaya.

November (with Loy Krathong)

Yi Peng Lantern Festival

📍 Chiang Mai

Thousands of lanterns released into the night sky. Book hotels early.

Monthly, around the full moon

Full Moon Party

📍 Haad Rin, Koh Phangan

The famous beach party — take a boat from Koh Samui.

许多节日按农历举行,每年日期不同——预订前请确认。