The Flower Festival of Chiang Mai is a nice family day out in Chiang Mai. With morning, afternoon, and evening events, you can be flexible in when you decide to check it out. The festival showcases ancient and modern floral art along with demonstrating the traditions of the ancient Lanna Kingdom.
What and when is Children’s Day?!
It’s every kids’ favourite time of year – Children’s Day in Thailand!
This occasion is celebrated annually on the second Saturday in January, Wan Dek (Children’s Day) is a special day just for kids.
Calling all hot air balloon lovers! This is the event of the year to experience giant balloons up close in Thailand. This annual event is held in Chiang Rai, Thailand a few hours north east of Chiang Mai and it is no small thing.
People in Chiang Mai love the new year! The streets will be filled with food stalls, there will be fireworks and lanterns filling the sky too! Many hotels host dinners and parties – you just need to find what activities are best for you and your family and Chiang Mai Family Guide is here to help!
Should you experience Songkran? YES! Is it worth it? YES! I still remember my first time so vividly. There’s nothing else quite like it. So what is Songkran and what can you expect with kids?!
Here is your all-in-one guide to Loy Krathong and the Yee Peng Lantern Festival in Chiang Mai 2019! Loy Krathong is the most special time of year and our favourite Thai traditional celebration. The night skies come alive with light.
You won’t find the Bo Sang Umbrella festival advertised to tourists in magazines or even local media. For one reason or another, it’s largely remained a secret – known only to those in the know or those, like us, who happened upon it. If you are looking for a relatively untouched cultural experience, then this is it!
Your guide to everything Halloween in Chiang Mai It’s time to celebrate Halloween in Chiang Mai! Get all your essential questions answered about celebrating Halloween. Do people in Chiang Mai celebrate Halloween? Where can you buy Halloween costumes? Where can you go trick or treating in Chiang Mai? Are there any Halloween parties this year? […]
What to see and what to do on Chinese New Year 2021 in Chiang Mai. This year Thailand has made Chinese New Year a NATIONAL HOLIDAY! This means that most people will have a long weekend from February 12th to the 14th 🙂
Where are the best places to celebrate Christmas in Chiang Mai 2024? From buffets, to markets, to winter camps, to bonfires, to the perfect Christmas lunch or dinner that fits your family’s holiday budget. There may even be an opportunity to meet Santa or receive complimentary gifts or even listen to carolers sing Christmas cheer. […]
