Start: January 31, 2023 6:00 am
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Thailand Event Guide: It is no wonder that Bangkok is often referred to as one of the greatest cities on earth. Not only can Bangkok boast some of the world’s most beautiful temples, bustling markets and majestic rooftop views, it is a food lover paradise. From the moment you step foot upon the land of smiles, you will sense its people’s compelling passion for food. You will find it on every street corner, down every alley and in the most peculiar of forms. It is a passion so great that it has vastly become one of the world’s most beloved cuisines. Bangkokians in the know will often suggest that the best way to experience the cities gastronomic delights is through one of the highly regarded food tours. Packed with a diverse range of the cities local flavours, they are sure to shock even the most exercised of pallets. Awash with business people and backpackers alike, Bangkok is capable of catering for all budget types. If funds are tight, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll begin on Khaosan Road, the cities epicentre for backpackers. Aligned with all your western favourites for the less adventurous traveller, Khaosan is also jammed with […]
Thailand Event Guide: The original Koh Phangan Full Moon Party is probably one of those Thailand party magnets that attract thousands of backpackers and curious travellers to Thailand’s white beach island Koh Phang Ngan in Southern Thailand. It is the perfect mix of the deep-blue Andaman Sea, white beaches, and great party music. Add onto this lots of travellers and locals who are dancing and relaxing on the beach and in the bars and your perfect festival picture is complete. The party has been copied several times around the world, but organisers have not been able to give attendees what Thailand offers best; surrounding, atmosphere and people. The original Full Moon Party in South Thailand is one of the deepest rooted music festivals. The Party perfectly mixed the deep-blue Andaman Sea, white beaches, a great cool breeze topped up with great party music. Picture travellers and locals dancing the night away, jumping on the bass, drinking then stretching out on the beach. Numerous times the Full Moon Party has been copied around the world, but to duplicate the perfect mix of surrounding, atmosphere and diverse cultures that are so typical for the Full Moon Party is simply missing. You have […]
Looking to try out some of the famously fun activities Thailand during your next visit? Then you’ve come to the right place. This section of Event Guide Thailand details all the best things to do in the way of shopping, travel, culture, art exhibitions, shows and more. If you are looking to discover individual sporting or music events, head over to those separate sections using the tabs above. Tours and day trip activities Thailand When it comes to discovering Thailand’s many world-famous attractions and destinations, you really have two main options: Either go it alone, or book a tour. While traveling from place to place on your own steam is certainly rewarding, many visitors love the convenience of booking a package – whether it is a guided tour around a temple for a few hours, or a whole day’s excursion to an island, historical city or floating market. Typically you’ll pay a cheap price which will include return travel, a guide and often food and drinks. For those in Bangkok, some activities we highly recommend would be visiting a temple (such as Wat Pho or the Grand Palace), taking an evening river cruise, learning some new skills in the kitchen […]
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The best Bangkok Chinese New Year Celebrations will be at Yaowaraj Road, and nothing can match Chinatown in the city. If you want to celebrate this auspicious time of the year in Bangkok, Yaowaraj Road is always the place to be for all the best food options and a party-like atmosphere.
Bangkok Chinese New year festivities are from 21 January to 4 February 2023. You can expect to see lots of festivals, fun, and frivolity this year to bring in the Chinese New Year in Thailand.
Bangkok Chinese New Year Celebrations
Are you looking for the best places in Bangkok to celebrate the Chinese New Year? Not many events have been confirmed as the nation holds its breath to see how the pandemic will pan out. However, the cornerstone of the Bangkok Chinese New Year festival is the one that is held in the heart of China Town on Yaowaraj Road in Bangkok.
The two-week-long celebration in Chinatown epitomizes what the new year festivities are all about. This is the perfect choice if you are looking for the best place to celebrate in the city.
Bangkok Chinese New Year – The Year of the OX
2023 will be the year of the Rabbit on the Chinese calendar. Chinese New Year is a massive time for the people of Thailand, even though only 13% consider themselves to have some Chinese lineage. The festivities will occur across all of Thailand’s major tourism regions in Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai. Koh Samui, Hua Hin, and everywhere else. You will find significant celebrations in most destinations.
The largest Chinese community in Thailand is Bangkok. The city always celebrates the Bangkok Chinese New Year festivities the most. And this year will be no different.
Celebrating Chinese New Year in Thailand
So, what will be happening on Yaowaraj Road in Bangkok for the Chinese New Year? Quite a lot, as usual. The entire street will be a massive parade and party with many market stalls selling all Chinese-type food.
There will also be lots of music and event live performances. Although, at this moment, the event criteria have yet to be confirmed. But we will start hearing more about that in the next month. One thing is for sure – the street will be colourful and noisy, and lots will happen. Just make sure you bring a camera along.
Are you looking to celebrate the Bangkok Chinese New Year festivities in a refined style? If so, get to Bangkok Chinatown and Yaowaraj Road in February 2023.
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If you love Sushi, then this is the place to go for a hangout robatayaki and sushi bar. The place has a choice of different all-you-can-eat. That means it is an easy choice, after all. You can choose from 40 mouth-watering menu items. Choose from hand-cut sushi, sashimi and maki. Walk away with charcoal-grilled meats and seafood. Enjoy beautiful dishes, including unagi avocado rolls or wagyu niku yaki don. Pay an extra THB 500 net per person and enjoy premium dishes from SOSHI.
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Bangkok Chinese New Year will take place from 23 January until 4 February in Thailand. The best place in Bangkok is Yaowaraj Road in Chinatown.
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