Nakhon Sawan Chinese New Year Festival
Beyond Bangkok, Nakhon Sawan is well-known for its lively Chinese New Year celebration that lasts for an entire week. It’s one of the best places to check out to really feel the Chinese New Year celebration in Thailand
If you’re all about CNY festivals, check out this Chinese New Year Festival in Pak Nam Pho, Nakhon Sawan which offers various shows and photogenic light and lantern displays until 14th February.
The 108th CNY celebration in Pak Nam Pho is going on until 14th February
Image credit: 77 ข่าวเด็ด
Join the exciting 108th Chinese New Year celebration that has been ongoing in Pak Nam Pho in Nakhon Sawan between 3-14 February. The festival will start from around 5pm to 10pm.
What you enjoy here ranges from traditional Chinese performances, paying respects to Chinese gods, light and lantern displays, and exploring Chinese dishes. You can also look forward to fun shows performed by Thai singers and bands, such as Cocktail, 4EVE, and Nuvo.
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Ensure your participation in the Night Festive Parade on February 12th, starting from 6 pm onwards, and the Day Festive Parade on February 13th, beginning at 7 am onwards.
The night parade will guide you through various show spots, where you can enjoy entertaining performances along the way.
Getting to Nakhon Sawan Chinese New Year Festival
This Pak Nam Pho CNY festival is another CNY celebration worth visiting if you want to explore Chinese culture and vibes. You can enjoy various Chinese shows, try Chinese food, and take pics of beautiful dragon lanterns. Importantly, it’s free!
Driving from Bangkok to Pak Nam Pho takes about three hours. You can discover the directions provided below.
For similar festivals to join, feel free to explore The Lantern Festival at Wat Dhammakatanyu, Matsuri Flea Market Season 2, and Buakaw-Pacqiauo fight taking place on 20 April.
Address: Kosi Intersection, Nakhon Sawan 60000
Opening hours: 6pm-10pm, Daily
Contact: Pak Nam Pho CNY Festival’s Facebook | Google Maps
Cover image adapted from: 77 ข่าวเด็ด and @t.chaiyarit9899 via Instagram