Use this date to shortlist—not to book blindly.
Expected 10–18 October from the Chinese lunar calendar; confirm Yaowarat's street programme when Bangkok publishes it. The placeholder keeps the calendar useful, but this page intentionally omits Event date schema until the edition is confirmed.
Why route around it
What makes it worth the stop
- Hundreds of yellow-flagged Jay food stalls in and around Yaowarat
- Chinese-Thai shrine ceremonies and merit-making
- Inventive meat-free versions of familiar Thai and Chinese dishes
Plan the stop
Practical notes
- Treat the dates as provisional until Bangkok announces street closures and ceremonies.
- Use MRT Wat Mangkon; Yaowarat traffic is difficult even outside festival nights.
- The yellow Jay flag identifies food prepared to the festival's stricter rules.
Put it on the route
Where it happens
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Evidence, not mystery
Sources and freshness
The organiser or responsible authority is the primary reference. Supporting links corroborate the record; they can still change, so use the official link for the final booking check.
