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Interactive performances, optical illusions, and cultural shows. Colorful displays and light shows. A family-friendly, exciting attraction.

Nepal's population is predominantly composed of farmers. The Ropain festival, celebrating the planting of rice seedlings, brings people together for joyful activities in the fields, including planting and playing in the mud. Ropain creates a lively atmosphere that unites families and the community in fieldwork, allowing for a blend of productive work and playful moments. Amid the activities, there's time for traditional food to recharge. This festival provides an excellent opportunity to learn rice planting while making lasting memories with the local people. In Kirtipur, a charming Newari town near Kathmandu, you'll discover traditional architecture, cultural sites, and the chance to learn the ancient Newari script, "Ranjana Lipi." Don't forget to enjoy a traditional Newari meal, "Samay Baji," for a complete experience.

• You can directly interact with fourth and fifth-generation Chochin lantern craftsmen from a long-established Chochin Lantern shop that was founded over 100 years ago • The experience takes place in a workshop, so you can see many professional works • In the painting experience, you can receive instruction from a professional craftsman and create your own original design • Kushida Shrine, where the Chochin lanterns from this shop are used, is located nearby.

Book before the End of December and get free "One-way airport transfer in Chiang Mai". Select the nearest day and book to ensure your tickets. Experience the magic of a thousand lanterns lighting up the night sky. Prepare for an evening of serenity, reflection and fellowship at the Yee Peng Lanna International 2026 at Maejo Tudongkhasathan. This unique event promises an unforgettable experience where the night sky will be decorated with a thousand lanterns, each carrying hope, dreams and wishes to the heavens.

Limited to all 5 days on August 11th~15th! Experience the largest dance festival in Japan, Awa Odori from a paid reserved seating area from Takamatsu! The Awa Dance Festival (Awa Odori) is the country's largest dance festival as part of the Obon festival in Tokushima Prefecture, Japan. Dancers and musicians known as ren parade through the streets accompanied by traditional instruments, wearing obon dance costumes and chanting. "Awa" refers to the old name of Tokushima Prefecture, and "odori" means "dance". "Odoru aho ni miru aho, onaji aho nara odoranya sonson" (A fool watches a fool dancing, If they're both fools, let's dance). It's the lyrics sung by the dancers during the festival.

Experience the Longqing Gorge Ice Lantern Festival, accompanied by a traditional Mongolian hot pot dinner, on this 6-hour private tour from Beijing. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Beijing included. Seasonal tour is offered January through March.

Select the nearest day and book to ensure your tickets. Step into a magical night of light and serenity at the 2025 Chiang Mai CAD Yi Peng Khomloy Sky Lantern Festival. Immerse yourself in Lanna traditions, where thousands of lanterns ascend, illuminating the night sky with hope and dreams. Surrounded by enchanting cultural performances and the aroma of authentic Thai delicacies, this unforgettable experience will connect your heart to the rich heritage of Northern Thailand. Let the serene atmosphere, Buddhist chants, and dazzling light displays inspire you as you release your own sky lantern, a symbol of renewal and good fortune.

The 2026 CAD Yi Peng Festival will be held on 24,25 November. CAD is the largest festival venue with over 25,000 guests at the event! Please note that all tickets must be reserved in advance, as there will be no ticket sales on-site. We guarantee: 100% Official CAD tickets. Connected seating is arranged for your family and friends. 2026 Event Schedule: • 1 PM - 3 PM: Gold, Premium, VIP, and Standard Tickets pick-up at the International Exhibition and Convention Centre. Elite & Platinum Tickets pick-up at MAYA Lifestyle Shopping Centre. • 2 PM - 4 PM: Register your ticket at the main entrance. • 5 PM - 7 PM: Enjoy Lanna Thai basket set food, snacks, desserts, and beverages. • 7:30 PM: Enter the ritual area in front of the great pagoda. • 7:40 PM: Drum, candle dance show, religious ceremony, monks chanting. • 8:15 PM: Launching lanterns and enjoying fireworks. • 8:45 PM: End of the ceremony, leave the venue and drop off at Night Bazaar, and MAYA Shopping Mall.

The 2026 CAD Khom Loy Sky Lantern Festival—highlight of Chiang Mai’s Yi Peng celebrations. It takes place on November 24-25, 2026 at the government-certified CAD Cultural Center Lanna in Mae On District. With over 25,000 attendees per night (a 20% rise from 2025), it’s Thailand’s largest organized sky lantern event. We have been official partners since 2018. There are six types of tickets for the 2026 Chiang Mai CAD Khomloy Sky Lantern Festival, with varying prices and service levels: Standard, VIP, Premium, Gold, Platinum, and Elite. Key highlights include: Traditional Lanna experiences: market stalls, tribal displays, and workshops (pottery, weaving, local cooking). Muay Thai demos, folk dances, and live music. A Lanna buffet dinner (with vegetarian options) before sunset. Monk-led rituals and candlelit ceremonies at the Great Pagoda. Synchronized release of 25,000 biodegradable lanterns, followed by a 20-minute fireworks show (each guest gets 2 sky lanterns and 1 water lantern).

Experience the vibrant spirit of Cambodian culture at Dalien—your private village festival in Siem Reap. This half‑day celebration invites you to connect with local artists and villagers through cultural traditions, shared laughter, and reflection in a lively village setting. Immerse yourself in Bon Dalien, Cambodia’s harvest festival, fostering community and connection. Hosted at the Khmer Angkor Culture & Arts Training Club every Saturday & Sunday, the half-day celebration unfolds in rhythm and reverence as you join the community in joyful gatherings. At the festival, you’ll: • Morning option: Witness the Alms Offering to Buddhist monks • Afternoon option: Visit an artisan workshop before arriving at the festival site • Immerse yourself in cultural activities • Take part in a Khmer Classical Dance Master Class • Enjoy vibrant student‑led performances Perfect for families, travel companions, or private groups—your own “village” of up to 10 participants.

Step into the magic of the Lantern Festival 2025 by Chiang Mai’s Ping River, where you can float krathongs on the real river and release unlimited lanterns into the sky. Explore the Lanna Market, enjoy cultural workshops, and taste an international buffet dinner with free-flow drinks. Be moved by traditional performances, a Buddhist ceremony, and the breathtaking finale of lanterns and fireworks. Rooted in the Baworn spirit — Home, Temple, and School, this sustainable, community-based festival supports local monks, students, and artisans. Choose Silver without transfer, Silver with transfer, or the Gold VIP package with wine, souvenirs, and VIP views. Perfect for families, couples, solo travelers, and groups. Join us to paint the night sky with glowing lanterns and lasting memories.

Need to have fun and enjoyment at Pattaya ? Then head down to Baliblue at Bali Hai Pier to unwind and enjoy the best Sunset in the city! Set sail and dance away as a live Music plays spinning smash-hits and classic throwbacks to get you and your friends on the dance floor. Enjoy International Snacks and Fruits at Yacht . Drinks are available for purchase while appreciating the beautiful views of the skyline at night. Take an unforgettable photo of Pattaya as the sun sets and the city lights up, an experience to remember. is also the perfect setting for your next birthday party, bachelor/ette outing, or any other celebration. - Dancer on boat to Entertain and bring party mood - Magnificent views of Pattaya City & Sea at sunset - Enjoy a drinks on-board including Sparkling Wine, - A Glass of sparkling wine served as a welcome drink. - Enjoy Pattaya photo point glittering sunset by the sea. - Pick up from your hotel and drop included

Experience the enchanting Yeepeng Lanna Festival in Chiang Mai, a mesmerizing lantern spectacle that illuminates the night sky. Immerse yourself in Thai culture with traditional ceremonies, breathtaking lantern releases, and vibrant festivities Mass release of flying lanterns (Khomloy), Northern Thailand cultural performances (shows, music, etc.), Northern Thailand cuisines, Immerse in the traditions and culture of Northern Thailand and Workshops and DIY activities. - Create lanterns and keepsakes while crafting memories - Taste Northern Thai delights at Kae Mour's market - Enjoy folk dances, music, culture, and heritage's treasure - Watch grand shows featuring Tai Lue Candles and more - Learn to light and release lanterns into the night sky

Book before the End of December and get free "One-way airport transfer in Chiang Mai". Select the nearest day and book to ensure your tickets. Experience the Yi Peng Lantern Festival at Maejo University, one of the most iconic and visually stunning celebrations during the Loy Krathong Festival in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand. Witness the mass release of sky lanterns (khom loi) by thousands of participants at once. The sight of countless lanterns lighting up the night sky creates a breathtaking and magical atmosphere, symbolizing the release of misfortunes and making wishes for the future. Immerse yourself in an authentic Lanna cultural experience. Witness traditional ceremonies, cultural performances, Lanna-style decorations, and people dressed in traditional attire. It’s not just about the lanterns—it’s a full cultural experience.

Experience the enchanting Yeepeng Lanna Festival 2026 at Gassan Panorama Golf Club, located in Lamphun near Chiang Mai, where a sky full of floating lanterns and more await you. - Experience the annual Yeepeng Lantern Festival where thousands of lanterns illuminate the night sky in Northern Thailand during the 12th lunar month - Witness the Loy Krathong Lantern Festival, with thousands of lotus baskets adorned with flowers and candles floating on rivers - Don't miss the chance to experience both festivals simultaneously, a unique spectacle exclusive to this part of Northern Thailand

The Tenjin Matsuri, one of Japan’s three major festivals alongside Kyoto’s Gion Matsuri and Tokyo’s Kanda Matsuri, draws 1.3 million spectators each year. With origins dating back to the 10th century, it is held annually on July 24–25. The highlight is the grand river procession with fireworks on July 25. Normally, the “Jichuruma Kougyou Boat” is reserved for affiliated members only, but this special plan allows public access. Enjoy front-row views of the breathtaking fireworks and a live dragon dance performance from Tenmangu Shrine on the boat’s stage. A luxurious boxed dinner and unlimited alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are included. Boarding begins at 18:00, but due to heavy crowds, guests will assemble one hour in advance.

Limited to all 5 days on August 11th~15th! Experience the largest dance festival in Japan, Awa Odori from a paid reserved seating area, enjoy Otsuka Museum of Art, and visit Shodoshima island on a 2-day bus tour from Osaka! Experience Japan's largest dance festival, Awa Odori The Awa Dance Festival (Awa Odori) is the country's largest dance festival as part of the Obon festival in Tokushima Prefecture, Japan. Dancers and musicians known as ren parade through the streets accompanied by traditional instruments, wearing obon dance costumes and chanting. "Awa" refers to the old name of Tokushima Prefecture, and "odori" means "dance". "Odoru aho ni miru aho, onaji aho nara odoranya sonson" (A fool watches a fool dancing, If they're both fools, let's dance). It's the lyrics sung by the dancers during the festival.

Celebrate the vibrant Aomori Nebuta Festival by immersing yourself in the festivities as a 'Haneto' dancer. This unique tour allows you to don a traditional costume and join local residents in joyful dancing. After participating in the parade, enjoy reserved seating at a prime viewing spot to witness the stunning Nebuta floats up close. A guide will be with you throughout, ensuring a worry-free experience so you can fully enjoy the festival and its vibrant atmosphere. This "best of both worlds" tour features 1 hour of energetic dancing and 1 hour of relaxed viewing, ensuring you experience the festival's full magic. - Dress up in a traditional 'Haneto' costume with assistance from kimono shop staff - Participate in the parade alongside locals for an authentic festival experience - Enjoy reserved seating at 'Ishi no Hana' for a spectacular view of the Nebuta floats - Relax with two complimentary beverages while watching the festivities unfold

Witness the breathtaking Omagari National Fireworks Competition on this immersive 2-day tour from Tokyo. Enjoy reserved seating as you marvel at approximately 18,000 fireworks launched by Japan’s finest artisans. Settle into a comfortable hotel in Sendai City, and take advantage of free time to explore before your return journey. Ideal for solo travelers, this tour offers a unique opportunity to experience one of Japan's most spectacular events with ease. - Reserved seating for the spectacular Omagari National Fireworks Competition, one of the largest fireworks displays in Japan - Round-trip Shinkansen transportation between Tokyo and Sendai included - Includes overnight accommodation in Sendai City, perfect for solo travelers - Free time on Day 2 to explore Sendai before returning to Tokyo

The Adachi Fireworks Festival is one of Tokyo’s most famous summer fireworks events, held along the Arakawa River and marking the start of the city’s fireworks season. In 2026, about 14,000 fireworks will illuminate the night sky, creating a spectacular display reflected over the river and attracting visitors from across Tokyo. Avoid the crowds and summer heat by enjoying the show aboard a traditional Yakatabune boat. With early access to the river, you can relax comfortably while watching the fireworks from the water. During the cruise, savor premium Wagyu beef sukiyaki, unlimited soft drinks, and enjoy live performances by skilled Japanese musicians. Step onto the 360° unobstructed second-floor deck for breathtaking panoramic views as brilliant fireworks light up the Tokyo summer night.

Harbin’s winter temperatures can plunge as low as -22°F (-30°C), but you can still experience the frozen wonderland in comfort with this private, door-to-door visit to the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. Perfect for travelers who want to make the most of their time, this guided experience includes VIP entry and takes you straight to the highlights—from illuminated ice sculptures to intricate snow carvings. With private transport, flexible timing, and the insider knowledgeable of a local guide, enjoy the festival’s atmosphere at your own pace.

Your Harbin local operator will arrange Harbin Ice and Snow world VIP entry ticket for you, no queue entry , try one time no queue longest ice slide, no queue take ferries wheel one time also, how long stay in Harbin ice and snow world depend on you, private guide and car are inclusive.

Enjoy the vibrant Nebuta Festival from your reserved seat with the best possible view. This parade, starting at 6:45 PM from the intersection of Shinmachi Street and Yanagimachi Street, features approximately 20 magnificent floats. Please note that due to traffic restrictions, you may not be able to see all the floats within the allotted time. Enjoy a delicious bento box lunch (with unlimited drinks) while soaking up the festival atmosphere. Please inform the organizers in advance if you have any allergies. Children who do not require a seat can participate for free, making it perfect for families. Immerse yourself in the energy and artistry of the Nebuta Festival, a celebration of tradition and local culture, where glittering floats and rhythmic chants intertwine.

For many people Mongolia has always been associated with its cold winter, but did you know that Mongolia has not the coldest winter and has a lot to offer together with its scenic beauty and specialties. Mongolia has been successfully organizing various thrilling winter activities in the recent years. Ice festival is the one of those winter events which has been held since 2002 every first weekend of March in northern Mongolia on the western shore of frozen Lake Khuvsgul. And imagine yourself being in the Gobi Desert in the winter. Snow covered plains, mountains and dunes are definitely adds paint to the beauty of desert. Except its natural charm, Gobi is also famous for its flora and fauna, dinosaur findings, nomads and camels. One of the camel related popular events is Camel Festival. Already about 20 years Camel Festival has been organized every year 7-8 March by local herder communities in order to preserve and protect two humped Bactrian Camel population in Mongolia.