Thailand Festival Guide
Location
At 10.00-21.00 hrs., the MCC Hall, the Mall Bangkae, Bangkok Admission fee is 30 baht, some of the income will donate to the Princess Pa Foundation, Thai Red Cross Society.
Enjoy the beautiful flora, to honour H.M. the Queen, featuring
the plant that received H.M. the Queen’s name, the tropical plants,
the 60 species which have been newly […]
In a country where agriculture and farming sustains the livelihood of over 70% of the population, the festivals and ceremonies associated with a bountiful harvest are central elements of the way of life in the rural communities.
Agricultural productivity and abundance are the principle objectives of both the royal as well as the folk traditions. These […]
The 10th Chiang Mai International Art and Culture Festival to be held at the Three Kings Monument and the Chiang Mai City Arts and Cultural Centre between 1-9 April 2007
Various stage performances will be seen throughout the nine days. There will be music by the Royal Thai Navy’s Band and Rudklao Amratisha. Dance performances will […]
Celebrations around Thailand - Chiang Mai, Nakhon Ratchasima, Nakhon Sawan, Pattaya, Chon Buri province, Phuket, Hat Yai and Songkhla
BANGKOK CHINA TOWN FESTIVAL 2007
FEBRUARY 18 — 19, 2007
In Bangkok’s China Town — Yawarat, Sampantawong district
Along Trimitr Road, The King’s Birthday Celebration Arch to Ratchawong intersection
Traditional celebrations are staged every Chinese New Year to pay tribute […]
Ubon Ratchathani, furthest east of the country, is the first province in the kingdom to greet the sunrise. This third largest province in Thailand, 620 kms from Bangkok, is part of the Korat Basin situated in the southern-half of northeastern Thailand.
Its rugged but extraordinary landscape is punctuated by craggy cliff-faces, rocky terrain dotted with towering […]
