Bangkok: Tourists are beginning to flock to Silom Road to partake in the Songkran festivities, particularly drawn by the parade celebrating equal marriage, noted for
Chiang Mai: Chiang Mai is almost completely saturated with light rain. This afternoon, Chiang Mai was soaked in almost every area due to the rain
Lamphun: Before it became a mural painting in the temple covering the footprint of the Buddha, Wat Phra Bat Huai Tom, Li District, Lamphun Province,
Bangkok: Songkran in Bangkok is lively! The number of participants at Khao San-Silom has increased to more than 360,000 people. Officials are working hard to
Khon Kaen: Khon Kaen’s Irrigation Canal is one of the most popular options for playing Songkran while waiting to get wet at the main event
Phimai: The ‘Roman-style bell tower’ at Wat Ban Dong Yai in Phimai District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, is considered the largest of its kind in the
Bangkok: The Ministry of Culture is organizing an event titled ‘Songkran at My Home, Colorful Thai Style, Happiness Across the World’, aiming to invite Thai
Bangkok: The moat around Chiang Mai is bustling with activity as locals and tourists alike dive into the vibrant celebrations of Songkran, also known as
Bangkok: The weather is good! Tourists gather to play Songkran on Khao San Road. The afternoon weather was pleasant, both Thai and foreign tourists started
Bangkok: Dan Mae Kham Man: Buddhists in Dan Mae Kham Man Subdistrict, Laplae District, Uttaradit Province, have come together to decorate the sala of Dan