Use this date to shortlist—not to book blindly.
National and Chiang Mai programmes are still being announced; Sukhothai's confirmed show runs 15–24 November. Recheck the exact local celebration you plan to attend. 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
- Thousands of candle-lit krathong floated on rivers, canals and lakes
- Chiang Mai's distinct Yi Peng traditions, with local rules governing lantern activity
- A confirmed ten-night Sukhothai programme around the historical park
Plan the stop
Practical notes
- Chiang Mai and Sukhothai are the best-known destinations; compare their confirmed local programmes before booking.
- Use a biodegradable krathong (bread or banana-trunk) to protect waterways
- Attend only authorised lantern activities and verify local safety restrictions.
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.
