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    Events3 min readFebruary 21, 2026

    Chinese New Year in Chinatown

    Southeast Asia's biggest celebration.

    Chinese New Year in Yaowarat is one of Southeast Asia's most spectacular celebrations.

    The Celebration

    Yaowarat Road closes for a pedestrian festival. Dragon and lion dances, fireworks, firecrackers.

    Food

    Steamed fish, longevity noodles, dumplings, red sweets. Roasted duck, dim sum at 50-200 baht.

    Traditions

    Temple visits, offerings of oranges and incense, red envelopes (ang pao) for children.

    Where

    • Yaowarat main strip: Main stage, dragon dances
    • Wat Mangkon Kamalawat: Most important Chinese temple
    • Charoen Krung: Quieter decorated shopfronts

    Tips

    1. 1.MRT Wat Mangkon station
    2. 2.Late afternoon for evening festivities
    3. 3.Expect massive crowds
    4. 4.Wear red
    5. 5.Bring cash

    Rivals Hong Kong and Singapore celebrations.

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