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| Yi Peng- The great festival of lights in Chiang Mai [ Thai Culture ]
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| In Chiang Mai, you shouldn’t miss Yi Peng festival, which is one of the most interesting events here. Let’s have new experience with it!
Yi Peng or Yee Peng (local name) is part of the festival of lights in Northern Thailand to show respect to Buddha. It’s date usually coincides.. |
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| Loy Krathong Festival [ Thai Culture ]
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| On the full moon night of the twelfth lunar month, the tide in the rivers is highest and the moon at its brightest, creating a romantic setting ideal for lovers. The Thai people choose this day to hold the ‘Loy Kratong’ festival, or the ‘festival of light.’ Loy Kratong is one.. |
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| Songkran Festival [ Thai Culture ]
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| April 13 is the traditional Thai New Year's Day, which is celebrated by the Thai people throughout the country from the old to the young and from the royalty to the ordinary people. Apart from water splashing, which is the best-known symbol of the Songkran Festival, Thai people also celebrate th.. |
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| Thai Boxing (Muay Thai) [ Thai Culture ]
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| Muay Thai or Thai Kick Boxing is a world famous martial art. It is considered by many to be the most violent and exciting sports. The Muay Thai boxer wears gloves and shorts, usually in red and blue, as international boxers do with additional armbands and a headband, which has been blessed by his te.. |
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| Court Culture : Drama [ Thai Culture ]
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| In the purely classical form, Thai drama and dance are indivisible. The techniques of dancing are of Indian origin, but Thai people evolved them to be much more graceful and slow in motion.
Thai dramas include renowned khon (the masked drama), lakhon (a less formal dance drama with movements .. |
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