Nearly 5 million people celebrated Songkran in Bangkok this year — a 93.4% increase from 2025 — with Siam Square, Iconsiam, and Silom Road being the top venues
Read moreDetailsNearly 5 million people celebrated Songkran in Bangkok this year — a 93.4% increase from 2025 — with Siam Square, Iconsiam, and Silom Road being the top venues
Read moreDetailsMaha Songkran World Water Festival 2026 in Bangkok features Thai culture, live entertainment, drone displays, and opens with a parade.
Read moreDetailsThailand celebrates its New Year with Songkran, a vibrant water festival held from April 13-15. Known for massive water fights, streets become arenas where people splash each other with water guns, buckets, and hoses, symbolizing cleansing and renewal
Read moreDetailsWhile Songkran is celebrated as a time of spiritual renewal and nationwide water fights, it also marks one of the most dangerous periods on Thailand’s roads.
Read moreDetailsThailand is boosting transport capacity for the Songkran holidays to accommodate the expected surge in travelers. #TravelThailand2025
Read moreDetailsSongkran, Thailand's New Year, celebrates family, respect, and renewal with reunions, spiritual rituals, water fights, food, and compassion.
Read moreDetailsThe Ministry of Tourism and Sports projects that the Sanam Luang event will generate 3.2 billion baht in revenue and attract approximately 800,000 visitors, both Thai and international.
Read moreDetailsThe "THAICONIC SONGKRAN CELEBRATION" in Bangkok from April 10th to 21st will showcase a blend of traditional Thai water-splashing activities and contemporary cultural experiences, aiming to draw over 1.5 million participants.
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