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Pattaya Lighting festival - Thailand
Pattaya Lighting festival
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Location: Pattaya
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Information about Pattaya Lighting festival
A world between sea and imagination
This festival in Pattaya is inspired by two iconic elements of the seaside city: fantasy, synonymous with limitless fun and dreams, and the sea. Together, they create a unique immersive experience, combining art, technology, and a tropical atmosphere.
8 light zones to explore
The festival consists of eight creative zones, combining different forms of light art: illuminated arches, art installations, laser projections, video mapping, and designer lighting. Each area is designed as a photo spot in its own right, with original settings designed to captivate the eye and provide visitors with unforgettable memories.
Activities and Highlights
In addition to the light installations, visitors can experience spectacular visual shows, enjoy interactive activities, and stroll along a beach transformed into an open-air art gallery. Admission is free for everyone, but online registration is recommended to better manage visitor flow.
Practical Information
- Location: Pattaya Central Beach, Chonburi Province
- Entrance: Free
- Parking: Several parking areas within walking distance of the event venue:
- Terminal 21 Pattaya (free parking)
- Big C Extra Pattaya Central
- Central Marina
- Pattaya Harbor
- Pattaya Central
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The best festivals in Thailand
Thailand is rich in traditions and has many festivals, some of which are famous worldwide. Loy Krathong, sometimes called the Festival of Lights, takes place in November and was voted the second-best festival in the world. It is undoubtedly the most photogenic festival in Thailand.
Public holidays in Thailand
The main dates of the Buddhist calendar, the birthdays of the King and Queen and other days linked to the country's history are public holidays in Thailand. Banks and government offices are usually closed on those days, but transport, shops and restaurants operate normally.
