Thailand Tourism Festival 2025 Returns to Bangkok with Five-Day Celebration of Culture, Cuisine, and Carbon Neutral Tourism at Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre

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March 25, 2025 18:07 GMT+5:30

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The Thailand Tourism Festival 2025 is making a grand return to Bangkok with a vibrant five-day celebration from March 26 to 30 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre. This year’s event highlights Thailand’s rich cultural diversity, authentic regional cuisine, and a strong commitment to carbon-neutral tourism. Featuring nine immersive zones that span the nation’s regions and traditions, the festival invites visitors to explore interactive exhibits, enjoy traditional performances, savor local delicacies, and engage in hands-on activities—all while promoting sustainable and responsible travel across the country.

The 43rd Thailand Tourism Festival 2025 will take place from March 26 to March 30 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre (QSNCC) in Bangkok. Running daily from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, the event offers a dynamic mix of cultural exhibitions, regional showcases, entertainment, and a strong focus on carbon-neutral tourism. Entry is free for all visitors.

This year’s theme, “5 Must-Do Experiences in Thailand,” aligns with the “Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism & Sport Year 2025” campaign. The event is expected to draw more than 130,000 attendees and generate approximately 45 million media impressions.

Greener Travel at the Forefront

To promote sustainable travel, visitors are encouraged to use public transportation. Convenient access points include:

• MRT Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre Station
• Taxis at the Lakeside entrance (Ground Floor)
• Bus route number 136

The Amazing Thailand mobile app supports eco-friendly navigation with a 3D venue map, AR navigation tools, full event schedule, and personalized alerts—reducing the need for printed materials.

Explore Nine Diverse Activity Zones

The festival is organized into nine major activity zones, offering visitors an immersive journey through Thailand’s culture, nature, cuisine, and sustainable travel efforts.

Zone 1: Amazing Thailand

Marking a 65-year milestone, this zone features:

• Interactive TeamLab-style digital installations
• A giant 3D video wall
• Retro-style photo studio and coffee corner
• Eco-friendly Flea Market
• Travel talk sessions and creative workshops
• Souvenir redemptions with event passports
• Live entertainment and performances

Zone 2: Eastern Village

This zone showcases the Eastern region with:

• Butterfly Kingdom from national parks
• A large mascot representing a pygmy hippo
• Seagull viewing from a coastal viewpoint
• Over 50 food stalls offering durians, mantis shrimp noodles, pork curry, and more
• DIY craft zones, music, cabaret, and puppet performances

Zone 3: Central Village

Designed to resemble iconic railway and palace landmarks, this zone features:

• A replica of Hua Lamphong Railway Station
• A vintage walking street known as “Million Market”
• Street food favorites such as roast pork noodles and khao chae
• Nostalgic snacks like giant rice crackers and rocket soda
• Live music and ballroom dance performances

Zone 4: Northern Village

This zone highlights the Northern region with:

• LED screens and animated tiger mascots
• Attractions like the Blue Cave and Songkran Festival scenes
• Local dishes including Nam Ngiao noodles and regional rice dishes
• Coffee under the theme “365 DAYS COFFEE AT NORTH”
• Massage services and stage performances

Zone 5: Southern Village

Celebrating Southern Thailand’s art and heritage, this zone includes:

• Iconic dolphin mascots and cultural architecture
• Signature dishes such as Betong chicken rice, grilled pork, oysters, and roti
• Craft stations using local materials
• Traditional southern massage services
• Evening performances of traditional southern dances and music

Zone 6: Northeastern Village (Isan)

This zone explores traditions from 20 Isan provinces through:

• Large incense tree structures
• Decorative masks and rice garlands
• Over 40 stalls offering Jaew Hon hot pot, sour pork, black curry noodles, and more
• Art workshops and regional musical shows

Zone 7: TAT Partners and Travel Mall

This zone brings together key national tourism stakeholders and partners. Visitors can explore exhibitions and activities by:

• Government agencies and tourism associations
• The travel mall offering exclusive packages and discounts

Zone 8: Main Stage

The main entertainment area features:

• Live music from popular Thai artists
• Cultural and contemporary dance shows
• Beauty pageants and fashion showcases
• Fan interaction events
• DJ sets and performance duos

Zone 9: Sustainable Tourism Goals

This zone focuses on the environment and eco-travel education with:

• A sculpture of a Bryde’s whale made from 90 kilograms of plastic waste
• Mapping of low-carbon destinations
• An eco-park featuring sustainable travel information
• Closing music performances and talks on sustainability

Thailand Tourism Festival 2025 returns to Bangkok for five days of cultural showcases, regional cuisine, and eco-friendly travel experiences at Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre.

Plan Your Visit

Venue: Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, Bangkok
Dates: March 26–30, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Admission: Free

Travelers are advised to:

• Use public transit options for eco-friendly access
• Download the Amazing Thailand app for navigation and updates
• Explore regional zones for immersive experiences
• Attend stage performances and hands-on workshops

The 43rd Thailand Tourism Festival 2025 is a comprehensive celebration of Thailand’s cultural depth, culinary diversity, and green tourism future. The festival delivers an engaging, family-friendly experience while promoting sustainable travel practices across all regions. This five-day event in Bangkok provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity to see, taste, and experience Thailand’s spirit in an unforgettable setting.

Whether you’re a returning visitor or discovering Thailand for the first time, this festival is the perfect occasion to explore the country’s vibrant traditions and forward-looking tourism goals—all in the heart of Bangkok.