Discover Thailand at its seasonal best
As Thailand moves into the cooler months, this is the perfect period to reflect on what makes the year-end so rewarding for travellers.
November marked one of the country’s most cherished cultural events: Loy Krathong. Celebrated nationwide, this festival sees people gather near rivers, lakes and canals to release floating offerings made of banana leaves, flowers and candles. The act symbolises letting go of negative energy and moving forward in a positive light.

At Asian Trails, we were delighted to operate special group journeys that placed our guests at the heart of these traditions. Experiencing Loy Krathong first hand offers more than a visual spectacle; it provides travellers with a meaningful connection to Thai spirituality, craftsmanship and community. Joining locals in releasing krathongs and watching waterways glow at night creates a truly unforgettable experience.

Although celebrations were quieter this year due to the sad passing of Thailand’s Queen Mother, travel across the country remains unaffected. All tours and activities are operating as normal and visitors can expect the same warm hospitality and vibrant cultural encounters Thailand is known for.

The kingdom is now entering one of its most exciting times of the year. Markets, temples and riverfront areas are buzzing with energy as the cooler weather draws people outdoors. In the North, the charm of Lanna culture shines through heritage sites, misty mountains and distinctive regional cuisine. Meanwhile, the southern beaches offer ideal conditions for relaxation, island exploration and marine adventures.

Whether guests are seeking cultural immersion, nature-focused journeys, or classic beach escapes, Thailand offers exceptional travel experiences all year-round. For tailored itinerary planning, reach out to our team at Asian Trails Thailand for expert advice.

Delphine Guillon
Managing Director, Asian Trails Thailand



















































