Thailand is lighting up this November! The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) presents the Amazing Thailand Grand Diwali Festival 2026 starting today (3 November) to 29 November 2026, now in its fifth consecutive year and bigger than ever, with celebrations across Bangkok, Pattaya, and Phuket.

TAT is organizing the festival with the Indian Association of Thailand, the Thai-Indian Trade and Tourism Association, the Embassy of India in Thailand, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, and other public and private partners. It highlights Thailand as a world-class festival destination and strengthens ties between the two countries ahead of the 80th anniversary of Thai-Indian diplomatic relations in 2027.

Here is where to join the celebrations.
Bangkok
Central Bangrak (3–4 Nov)
“The First Light” featuring the Diya Lighting Ceremony on 3 November (17.00–18.00 hr), followed by live Bollywood music and interactive cultural activities.
ICONSIAM (6–8 Nov)
“Lotus by the River” at River Park featuring a giant illuminated lotus landmark, a concert by Golf F.HERO on 6 November, and the main “Diwali Night” on 8 November with a candle-lighting ceremony, riverside fireworks, and a Ramayana performance.
Little India (Phahurat–Khlong Ong Ang) (20–24 Nov)
“Threads of Faith” featuring the Dev Deepavali candle-lighting ceremony on 24 November (17.00–18.00 hr) connecting Diwali with Loy Krathong and Gurpurab celebrations, along with a canal-side Diwali market.
EmQuartier (26–29 Nov)
“Music on the Avenue” at Quartier Avenue featuring a candle-lighting ceremony on 27 November (17.00–18.00 hr), Bollywood concerts, DJ nights, the final round of the Indian-Thai Got Talent contest, a Diwali Finale Market, and Black Friday shopping offers.

Pattaya, Chonburi
Central Pattaya (7–15 Nov)
“Nine Nights of Candlelight” featuring a Diya lighting ceremony on 8 November, fire shows, Rangoli art displays, sacred shrines for four deities (Goddess Lakshmi, Radha-Krishna, Lord Ganesha, and Lord Shiva), and nine days of special promotions.
Pattaya Beach (13–15 Nov)
“Lamps Along the Shore” featuring an opening and candle-lighting ceremony on 13 November (18.00–19.00 hr), along with a beachside street food market, traditional sweets, and cultural products.

Phuket
Central Patong (8 Nov)
Celebrating Diwali with an Indian Food Festival featuring signature dishes from leading local hotel chefs, a Diwali market, henna painting, Rangoli art displays, and Indian fashion showcases.

It is expected that the festival will help Thailand welcome 2.5 million Indian visitors and earn at least THB90 billion (about US$2.67 billion) in tourism revenue in 2026.

Experience authentic Indian festival vibes right here in Thailand this November. Mark your calendar and join the celebration!