Det sker i Chiang Rai, Thailand året igennem

Chiang Rai, Thailand har 11 kuraterede begivenheder året igennem — 3 festivaler, 2 naturfænomener, 3 helligdage, 1 sæson og 2 risikosæsoner. Dem, du bør planlægge efter: Songkran (april) og Loi Krathong (november). januar, februar, april, oktober, november og december er stedets måneder med flest turister.

Opdateret september 2026 · hver begivenhed er kurateret og med kilde · datoer for 2026 hvor de er offentliggjort, det sædvanlige tidsrum hvor de ikke er

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Begivenheder og travlhed i Chiang Rai måned for måned

MånedHvad begynderTravlhed
januarTætpakket
februarBurning seasonTætpakket
martsSkuldersæson
aprilSongkranTætpakket
majLychee FairTravlt
juniSkuldersæson
juliAsalha Bucha and Khao PhansaTravlt
augustKok and Sai river floodsTravlt
septemberSkuldersæson
oktoberOk PhansaTætpakket
novemberCool, dry season, Sea of mist at Phu Chi Fa, Loi KrathongTætpakket
decemberChristmas and New Year peak, Wild Himalayan cherryTætpakket

Tætpakket — Cool, dry season, Sea of mist at Phu Chi Fa

Intet nyt begynder i januar.

Stadig i gang: Cool, dry season (1. nov. – 15. feb. (normalt)), Sea of mist at Phu Chi Fa (1. nov. – 15. feb. (normalt)), Christmas and New Year peak (18. dec. – 5. jan.), Wild Himalayan cherry (20. dec. – 15. feb. (normalt))

Tætpakket — Cool, dry season, Sea of mist at Phu Chi Fa

  • Risiko

    Burning season

    1. feb. – 20. apr. · normaltRøgsæson

    Field and forest fires in the valleys and across the border put Chiang Rai near the top of the world's air-quality charts most Marches. The hill viewpoints stop being viewpoints. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Cool, dry season (1. nov. – 15. feb. (normalt)), Sea of mist at Phu Chi Fa (1. nov. – 15. feb. (normalt)), Wild Himalayan cherry (20. dec. – 15. feb. (normalt))

Skuldersæson — skoleferie på 2 af de markeder, der fylder stedet, en helt almindelig måned

Intet nyt begynder i marts.

Stadig i gang: Burning season (1. feb. – 20. apr. (normalt))

Tætpakket — Songkran, Long summer break i Thailand

  • Festival

    Songkran

    13.–15. apr.Vandfestival-nytårTætpakketLukninger

    Water in the streets around the clock tower for three days, and the northern habit of extending it either side. Buses and hotels are the hard part, not the party. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Burning season (1. feb. – 20. apr. (normalt))

Travlt — Long summer break i Thailand, skoleferie på 2 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

  • Festival

    Lychee Fair

    10.–25. maj · normaltHøst

    Held by the Kok River in mid-May when the province's lychee harvest comes in, with float parades, orchard displays, local food contests and stalls selling fruit by the basket. Kilde ↗

Skuldersæson — skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet, en helt almindelig måned

Intet nyt begynder i juni.

Travlt — Asalha Bucha and Khao Phansa, skoleferie på 5 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

  • Helligdag

    Asalha Bucha and Khao Phansa

    5. jul. – 5. aug. · normaltReligiøs højtidLukninger

    The start of Buddhist Lent falls on the full moon of the eighth lunar month. Temples hold candle processions and candlelit circumambulations, and alcohol sales stop nationwide for two days. Kilde ↗

Travlt — Asalha Bucha and Khao Phansa, skoleferie på 4 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

  • Risiko

    Kok and Sai river floods

    1. aug. – 30. sep. · normaltOversvømmelsessæson

    Late in the rains, runoff from Myanmar swells the Kok and Sai rivers; Mae Sai and low parts of town flood in most years, and mountain roads to Doi Tung and Phu Chi Fa suffer landslides. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Asalha Bucha and Khao Phansa (5. jul. – 5. aug. (normalt))

Skuldersæson — skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet, en helt almindelig måned

Intet nyt begynder i september.

Stadig i gang: Kok and Sai river floods (1. aug. – 30. sep. (normalt))

Tætpakket — Ok Phansa, October semester break i Thailand

  • Helligdag

    Ok Phansa

    1.–31. okt. · normaltReligiøs højtidTætpakket

    The end of Buddhist Lent on the full moon of the eleventh lunar month brings dawn alms-giving to monks and temple fairs, and the first weekend trips of the coming cool season. Kilde ↗

Tætpakket — Cool, dry season, Sea of mist at Phu Chi Fa

  • Sæson

    Cool, dry season

    1. nov. – 15. feb. · normaltTætpakket

    The one stretch worth planning around: clear mornings on the hill roads, cold enough at Doi Mae Salong for a jacket at dawn, and the province at its busiest.

  • Natur

    Sea of mist at Phu Chi Fa

    1. nov. – 15. feb. · normaltTågesæsonTætpakket

    Cloud fills the valley below the ridge overnight and burns off by nine, so the walk up is done in the dark. Weekends the viewpoint is shoulder to shoulder before sunrise. Kilde ↗

  • Festival

    Loi Krathong

    5.–30. nov. · normaltLys & ild

    Floats onto the Kok river on the twelfth full moon; smaller than the Chiang Mai version and easier to be in the middle of. Kilde ↗

Tætpakket — Cool, dry season, Sea of mist at Phu Chi Fa

  • Helligdag

    Christmas and New Year peak

    18. dec. – 5. jan.Jul & nytårTætpakketBook tidligt

    The weeks around Christmas and New Year are the busiest of the year here for both foreign and Thai visitors: rooms and transport sell out early and rates run at their highest. Kilde ↗

  • Natur

    Wild Himalayan cherry

    20. dec. – 15. feb. · normaltKirsebærblomstring

    Thai sakura along the ridges at Doi Mae Salong and above Mae Fah Luang, pink for a fortnight somewhere in the window. The exact week moves with how cold December was. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Cool, dry season (1. nov. – 15. feb. (normalt)), Sea of mist at Phu Chi Fa (1. nov. – 15. feb. (normalt))

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