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Agenda: Celebrate Chinese New Year 2025 in Thailand

January 19 2025

Experience Chinese New Year 2025 in Thailand with colorful parades, traditional dances, and vibrant festivities. From Bangkok to Pattaya and Hat Yai, discover the rich Thai-Chinese culture at unique locations across the country. Enjoy a festive atmosphere, local delicacies, and spectacular performances at this unforgettable event that brings together visitors from around the world.

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Calendar: Chinese New Year in Thailand (February 12)

By Editorial
Posted in Events, Chinese New Year, Events and festivals
Tags: Chinatown, Chinese New Year, Os

January 18 2021

Thais like to party and have the sanuk, so why not three New Year celebrations? The Western New Year on January 1, the Chinese New Year in January/February and the Thai New Year (Songkran) in April.

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Calendar: Chinese New Year in Thailand

By Editorial
Posted in Events, Chinese New Year, Events and festivals
Tags: Chinatown, Chinese New Year, Steering

January 6 2020

All over the world, Chinese people celebrate the new year with the congratulatory wish: "Gong Xi Fa Cai!", the festivities last no less than 15 days. If you want to experience some of that, visit Chinatown in Bangkok. Chinese New Year is also celebrated in Chiang Mai, Phuket and Trang.

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The Chinese New Year in Thailand

By Lodewijk Lagemaat
Posted in Background, Chinese New Year, Events and festivals
Tags: Chinese people, Pattaya

February 14 2016

Chinese New Year has been a fact since February 8, 2016: the year of the "monkey". It is the most important family celebration of the year for the Chinese. The festival is celebrated with many colorful parades and large street parties.

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Calendar: Events in February – including Chiang Mai Flower Festival and Chinese New Year

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Posted in Events, Chinese New Year, Events and festivals
Tags: Chinese New Year, flower festival

February 2 2016

There is a lot going on in Thailand in the month of February. Grab your calendar, you don't want to miss this.

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Chinese New Year in Thailand

By Editorial
Posted in Chinese New Year, Events and festivals, thai tips
Tags: Chinatown, Chinese New Year, Chinese people, Yawarat Road

January 30 2013

Chinese New Year is celebrated in Thailand on Sunday, February 10. The festivities last a total of three days and start on Saturday 9 February.

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Agenda: Celebrate Chinese New Year 2025 in Thailand

Calendar: Chinese New Year in Thailand (February 12)

Calendar: Chinese New Year in Thailand

The Chinese New Year in Thailand

Calendar: Events in February – including Chiang Mai Flower Festival and Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year in Thailand