Naklua Walking Street Festival-Thailand

Thailand is a country where the local culture and traditions are carefully preserved. It is not surprising that many traditional festivals take place on this earth throughout the year.

Every month, residents of the “land of smiles” celebrate one of the most striking events, gathering together with family, friends, and loved ones. Resting in Thailand will be even more fun if you find local holidays and festivals.

Naklua Walking Street Festival

One of the tastiest holidays for Thai food lovers begins at Pattaya Resort – the annual Naklua Walking Street festival

This year it will be the tenth anniversary event. Traditionally, in January-February, the street section near the Larn Pho seafood market turns into a walking alley with stalls, mackerels, children’s attractions and carousels, as well as a stage for performances by Thai artists, singers and music groups.

Such fairs are held on weekends, every Saturday and Sunday from 16:00 to 22:00. The opening ceremony and the start of the festival 2019 will take place next Saturday, January 5th. The holiday will last until February 24th (Sunday).

Be sure to visit the festival on Naklua Walking Street if you like Thai food, are interested in local customs and want to give your vacation a special touch!

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