Q. Where should we spend New Year in Bangkok?
A. Bangkok is one of the most visited cities in Thailand and the locals celebrate it in a grand way. From watching fireworks to rooftop dinners with Champagne, you can do a lot of things in this city to celebrate New Year like never before.
If you are a party person then you can visit the popular nightclubs located in areas like Khao San Road and Sukhumvit 11. You can also take the Loy Nava River Cruise if you want to celebrate New Year in a romantic way with your better half.
Here are the top places to celebrate your New Year's Eve in Bangkok
Q. Which are the famous rooftop restaurants to visit on New Year’s Eve?
A. There are a plethora of rooftop restaurants in Thailand that you can visit to have a romantic or family dinner on New Year. These restaurants also are known for organizing enticing New Year parties in Thailand. Some of the most famous ones are Sky Bar rooftop at Lebua State Tower, Octave Rooftop, and Lounge and Three Sixty.
Q. What is Thai New Year called?
A. The locals in Thailand celebrate the new year in the month of April which is called the Thai New Year or Songkran. Songkran is celebrated on 13th April every year and people celebrate it for 3 or 4 days.
Q. How is Thai New Year celebrated?
A. On Thai New Year the Thai people clean their houses, visit their elders, relish grand meals and most importantly throw water over each other. Water is the main element of this festival as it is considered pious and the throwing of water begins on 13th April. Thai New Year is celebrated for 3 or 4 days and these days are public holidays for all the locals.
Here is the detail about Songkran - Thailand's Traditional New Year
Q. How long is Songkran celebrated in Bangkok?
A. Songkran is an eminent festival in Thailand as it marks the beginning of a new year. Songkran is celebrated for 3 days in Bangkok and you must attend the festival on your vacation.
Check how to join the water fight during Songkran in Bangkok
Q. Which is the best place for New Year’s in Thailand 2020?
A. The best place for New Year’s in Thailand solely depends on how you’d like to celebrate it.
For night-long parties and unlimited booze you can head to the Full Moon Party on Koh Phangan, The Street Party at Khao San Road in Bangkok, Pattaya’s Walking Street, or the Surin Beach in Phuket.
For comparatively sober and culture-rich extravaganzas you can head to the Chiang Mai Road for the Lights and Lanterns Festival.
If you want luxury you can join the celebrations on the Loy Nava River Cruise, and for welcoming the New Year in Thailand with a romantic dinner, you can dine on the rooftop cafes and restaurants in Bangkok which will offer you and your amour the best views of the fireworks at midnight.
Q. Is it better to spend New Year’s Eve in Thailand or Tokyo?
A. With night-long parties, beach barbecues, live entertainment, an unlimited number of bars and pubs, and the most vibrant of festivities, one should definitely celebrate New Year’s Eve in Thailand. For a quieter start to 2020, you can head to the many restaurants and New Year gigs in Tokyo.
Q. Which are the top places to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Phuket, Thailand?
A. For all the party lovers, Phuket can be a great place to indulge in a bashing new year in Thailand. The Paradise beach, Bangla road, Illuzion club, White room are some of the best places to party in this Thailand paradise.
Here are the top places to celebrate your New Year's Eve in Phuket
My name is Jolie, I am a Vietnamese girl growing up in the countryside of Hai Duong, northern Vietnam. Since a little girl, I was always dreaming of exploring the far-away lands, the unseen beauty spots of the world. My dream has been growing bigger and bigger day after day, and I do not miss a chance to make it real. After graduating from the univesity of language in Hanoi, I started the exploration with a travel agency and learning more about travel, especially responsible travel. I love experiencing the different cultures of the different lands and sharing my dream with the whole world. Hope that you love it too!