No matter which month you are traveling to Thailand planned there is bound to be a big event or a festival. Not only the stunning surroundings, with a white beach and tropical forests, but there are a lot of fun. This country offers something for everyone and will make no one want to return for a second holiday.
Events in January this year include the Motorcycle Festival in Bangkok, the World Reggae Festival Change 2010, The Royal Trophy Tour, the Kohn Kaen International Marathon,and many more. There are music festivals, sports, and even an umbrella festival planned for this month.
One of the major events planned in February! February 5 to February 22 is the Chinese New Year. There will be gymnastics to performances by artists from ten different Chinese provinces in all of Kung Fu. There are actually several New Year's participation in the country this month.
10th March to 17 March is the worldThai Martial Arts and Wai Kru ceremony. See some of the greatest boxers in the country and the world. March is also host an Elephant Polo Tour and the Mekong River International Multi-Sport ITU Asian Cup 2010! March seems to be the month for those who enjoy the sport.
April 2 to 4 is the great Magical Moments in Khmer Heritage Celebration. This is one of a kind experience with solar radiation and a perfect alignment, the Bernstein-rays filling the main entrance to a temple. The Templebased on a past volcanic mountain. Also in April, is the celebration of Songkran, the Thai New Year, 10 April to 15 April.
May is packed with fun activities, including the Buddhist festival of 22 Visakha Bucha May to 28 May This should be found in the science itself, for the Federal Bangfai Yasothon Rocket Festival, a great event for children and adults. The entire month of May is celebrated with the World Festival Durian. They have beautiful displays of fruit,Trades of housewife, competitions made, and jewelry for sale.
January to May is packed with fun and games for families, couples and singles. But not fooled. The rest of the year is just as busy!
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