It is a common myth that Thai people do not celebrate Christmas because the country is predominantly Buddhist and Thais do not traditionally mark the holiday. In response to your inquiry, the city of Bangkok does, in fact, celebrate Christmas. In recognition of the upcoming holiday, a great number of shopping centres now have illuminated Christmas trees, Santa Clauses, and other seasonal decorations.
If you happen to be in Bangkok on this particular day, you should not pass up the opportunity to take a stroll along Sukhumvit Boulevard at night (from the BTS National Stadium Skytrain station to the BTS Chidlom station), where the illumination will blow your mind. If you do pass up this opportunity, you will be missing out on an amazing experience.
You might have a beautiful time on the island of Koh Phangan, which is a nice place to celebrate the end of the year if you are looking for a suitable location to do so. If you are looking for a place to do so, the island of Koh Phangan is a good place to do so.
The Christmas tree that stands in front of the Central World shopping complex is the largest of its kind in the entire city.
Within the confines of the shopping centre can also be found the following big tree:
In addition, the shopping center is home to a roller skating rink that is open to the public.
The winter holiday of Christmas is observed in a wide variety of locations, each with its own unique repertoire of music and dance shows. There are so many of them that even Saint Nicholas makes an appearance at many of them.
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