Information on Vijit Chao Phraya – Bangkok Illuminations: This event, which premiered in 2023, features numerous performances along the Chao Phraya River, usually in December or November. The festival highlights historic temples and significant monuments, which are dramatically illuminated through light shows, offering spectators an unforgettable experience. Vijit Chao Phraya promises to capture the essence of Bangkok's cultural heritage and create a magical panorama for all those who wish to discover the city in a new way. In 2023, shows took place at seven locations: Rama VIII Bridge (3D laser show with light and sound), Santichaiprakan Park (cultural show "The Miracle of Thailand"), Wat Arun (light and sound show as well as various cultural performances based on the legend of the giant of Wat Chaeng Thep Sathit), Wichit Khu Song Fang Chao Phraya, and Wichai Prasit Fort (3D projection mapping show and water curtain with light and sound). Phra Phuttha Yot Fa Bridge: Light and sound show River City Bangkok: Projection show with light and sound ICONSIAM: Sound and light show arrow_circle_right Show all festivals in Bangkok arrow_circle_right Show more festivals in Thailand

The most beautiful festivals in Thailand: Thailand is rich in traditions and hosts numerous festivals, some of which are world-famous. Loy Krathong, also known as the Festival of Lights, takes place in November and has been voted the second-best festival in the world. It is undoubtedly the most photogenic festival in Thailand. [arrow_circle_right] Discover the most beautiful festivals in Thailand

Public holidays in Thailand: The most important dates in the Buddhist calendar, the birthdays of the King and Queen, and other historically significant days are public holidays in Thailand. Banks and government offices are generally closed on these days, but public transport, shops, and restaurants are open as usual. [arrow_circle_right] See Public holidays in Thailand