The best time to visit Bangkok kicks off in late October–November. Visitors can participate in beautiful lantern festival Loi Krathong or head to Lopburi Monkey Banquet Festival. The dry season continues until February, so winter months are perfect for cycling, boating, and exploring floating markets. Spring is hot both in terms of weather and events. Songkran celebrations in mid-April draw crowds, and in May you can see the Royal Ploughing Ceremony that kicks off the rice-growing season. In late spring, longan, mango, and lychee are in season. From May to October, expect southwest monsoons that bring rains and lower prices.
Thai New Year lasts for at least three days, depending on the region, and is one of the most joyful celebrations of the new year worldwide
Your Thai vacation can't be complete without shopping at traditional floating markets around Bangkok
Torquoise clear waters are inviting you for the best beach experience in Thailand
A great way to explore the old town of Bangkok
Transplanted from South China, lychee used to be a fruit of the emperors
In Thai cuisine, mango is a major ingredient, both ripe and unripe. Therefore, aim for its season to get the best taste!
Try one of the largest fruits in the world
The best way to escape the chaos of Bangkok city while exploring a tropical jungle
Bringing bikers all across Thailand together with the whole world, Burapa Bike Week is one of the most anticipated events of the year
One of the major firework shows in the world, with different competitions between plenty of countries
A beautiful festival to make a wish that will come true
The Thai hunting season has officially begun!
One of the holiest days for Buddhists, celebrates the day when 1250 disciples of Buddha gathered for his preaching. The holiday includes one of the most spectacular ceremonies in Buddhism
The event to apreciate the hard work of buffaloes is full of adrenaline and competitions
The beautiful ancient tradition of throwing lotus flowers from the banks of the river is one of the most heart-warming in Thailand
No music festival in the world can boast a more stunning stage than a 26-meter high monkey head of MAYA
The festival that marks the end of the Buddhist lent is full of celebrations and interesting authentic activities
The day that marks three most important events in Buddha's life with beautiful ceremonies
Elephants are unique animals: they are social, cute, and helpful. Therefore, it's natural that they have got a day totally dedicated to them
The parade and royal procession highlight Asia's biggest festival
This is a period marked by Buddhist Lent, which lasts three months and makes the monks stay at a single monastery
Thai capital will take your breath away on December 31
The period lasting for a month when monks are offered various goods is also known as Thod Kathin or Kathina
The tournament of the national Thai sport dedicated to the King's of Thailand Birthday
National Thai sport which means "science of the two limbs" is fascinating all year, but during Queen's birthday the ordinary fights change into spectacular championships between the best ones
Mangrove forests and river banks come alive at night with thousands of flashing lights
The town of Lopburi is known to be a monkey city due to its vast population of monkeys. Moreover, monkeys are so highly regarded here that once a year they receive a special banquet
Winter is harvest time for this delicious Thai fruit
One of the most important and majestic celebrations in Thailand!
The ceremony marks the start of the rice growing season with sacred oxen that plough the field across the Royal Palace
Try fresh sapodilla fruits while visiting Thailand
Looking nothing like an apple, the fruit smells like rose when a first bite is taken
Known as the queen of fruit, mangosteen or mangkhut has a delicate texture
Durian may not be the most loved fruit, but it is definitely the king of all fruit!
The fruit that was once transported from China has flourished and become one of the most popular in Thailand
Also known as yongchak, the long twisted bean is smelly in a unique way due to its gas containment
If you are interested in martial arts, especially Thai martial arts, that are traditional and spectacular, you just can't miss this out!
With hard skin that is easy to break with a squeeze and soft flesh inside, the fruit is a total summer delight
Pear-shaped and not too big in size, the fruit resembles a yellowish apple with hard skin
The Thaibreak Festival, an electronic music festival on the enchanting island of Koh Mak with a limited number of visitors
Thai pomelo is very famous, especially among the ethnic Chinese
One of the most beautiful fruits, rambutan has fluffy skin and juicy flesh