Thailand is well known for its lively events, with one of the most thrilling stand out quite like the nationwide water fights held during Songkran. This tradition is not just a party, as it blends ancient customs with massive celebrations.

The Thai New Year Festival takes place in the hottest month of the year, marking a time of renewal. Originally, people celebrated by paying respect to elders, which represents cleansing negativity and welcoming luck. Today, this custom has evolved into a countrywide splashing festival, drawing in millions of locals and tourists.

All over Thailand, major cities such as Phuket, Chiang Mai, and Bangkok throw huge open-air celebrations, as thousands of people throw water at everyone using buckets, water guns, and hoses. Certain locations boast top DJs, foam parties, and processions of sacred statues, offering a combination of thrill and tradition.

An unmissable place to experience is northern Thailand’s Chiang Mai, where some of the biggest songkran fest events. The city’s moat turns into a wet and wild party, where festival-goers splash each other with live performances adding to the fun.

For those seeking an unforgettable experience, Thailand’s Water Festival is the perfect choice. It’s more than just fun, it’s a time of unity to welcome a new year with positivity.