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| Every year in early February, Chiang Mai bursts into color with the Chiang Mai Flower Festival, a celebration that showcases the region’s rich floral heritage and creative spirit. In 2025, the event returned in full bloom from February 7 to 9, 2025, transforming Nong Buak Haad Public Park into a vibrant tapestry of flowers and festive energy. |
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| The heart of the festival is the grand floral parade, held each year on the second day of the event. In 2025, this parade took place on February 8, starting early in the morning and drawing crowds eager to see elaborately decorated floats adorned with tens of thousands of blossoms. Local schools, community groups, and organizations all competed for prizes, turning the streets into a joyful ribbon of color and creativity. |
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| Inside Nong Buak Haad Park, visitors wandered through lush floral displays featuring a wide variety of blooms — from tropical orchids and roses to exotic arrangements and artistic garden installations. The park became a paradise for photographers, nature lovers, and families, with countless spots perfect for capturing the beauty of the season. |
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| Beyond the parade and gardens, the festival included cultural performances, traditional music and dance, and stalls selling local crafts and plant species. The atmosphere was lively yet warm, giving visitors a chance to experience both the floral beauty and the rich Lanna culture that Chiang Mai is known for |
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| For many attendees, the Chiang Mai Flower Festival is more than just a visual spectacle — it’s a celebration of community and seasonal renewal. Held each year on the first weekend of February, the 2025 festival continued this tradition with a joyful blend of colors, scents, and shared celebration that leaves a lasting impression on anyone who visits. |
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