After the much-loved Yi Peng Festival returned to the northern town of Lamphun last week to celebrate the beauty of Lanna heritage, Bangkok rings in the festive season with the first edition of the International Lantern and Food Festival, which will light up the Ancient City Museum until Dec 6.
It’s a joint effort between Thailand’s largest outdoor museum and Index Creative Village to bring colour back to the capital and create a new night museum experience which people of all ages can enjoy. This will be a sequel to the Muang Boran Light Fest and be included in the yearly schedule of events.
“This year, Index Creative Village has been tasked with designing the Thai Pavilion for World Expo Dubai 2020, with the goal of promoting tourism and Thai culture on a global scale. There, visitors could experience a…
