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Thailand to host “Night at the Palace” to enhance winter tourism

The Thai Ministry of Culture has announced the launch of the “Night at the Palace” night tour as part of the Thailand Winter Festival, an initiative designed to boost tourism by showcasing the beauty of the early Thai kingdom.
At the launch of the “Night at the Palace” night tour (Photo: thailand.prd.go.th)
At the launch of the “Night at the Palace” night tour (Photo: thailand.prd.go.th)

Bangkok (NNT/VNA) - The Thai Ministry of Culture has announced the launch of the “Night at the Palace” night tour as part of the Thailand Winter Festival, an initiative designed to boost tourism by showcasing the beauty of the early Thai kingdom.

This event aims to position Thailand as a year-round destination, with a particular focus on the peak travel season in the last quarter of the year. Visitors will have the unique opportunity to explore historical sites in the evening, enjoying ancient attractions illuminated under the captivating night sky.

Under the theme “Back in Time: Illuminating Thai Heritage in Ayutthaya,” the event invites guests to step into the charm of the early Ayutthaya Kingdom, a period celebrated for its rich art, culture, and commerce. Attendees can look forward to an immersive cultural experience featuring live performances, traditional games, and stunning light installations.

The festival runs from November 9 to November 24, 2024, at several iconic locations in Ayutthaya, including Wat Chaiwatthanaram, Wat Ratchaburana, Wat Mahathat, Wat Phra Ram, and Chankasem Palace.

Highlights of the event include captivating lighting art installations, projection mapping, a Thai cat competition, and the Nang Noppamas beauty pageant.

In addition, visitors can enjoy a variety of Thai cultural performances and traditional games, and they are encouraged to wear traditional Thai attire. The festival will also feature regional cuisine from various vendor booths, offering a taste of local flavors.

For more information, please visit the Ayutthaya Historical Park Facebook page./.

VNA

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