CNX
Loy Krathong
Experience Thailand’s Most Exclusive Sky Lantern Festival
24–25 November 2026 | Chiang Mai
Tickets from THB 3,500/person
Limited Seats • All inclusive Experience
Sky Lanterns
Northern Thai cuisine
Round-trip Transfer
Cultural Village Experience
ABOUT
Chiang Mai Yi Peng Festival originates from the ancient Lanna culture, meaning the “Full Moon of the Second Month” in the Lanna lunar
The festival highlights include floating krathongs, releasing sky lanterns, and lighting traditional Lanna Candle (Phang Prateep) across the city with these core beliefs:
Floating Krathongs: To seek forgiveness from the Goddess of Water and let misfortunes drift away.
Releasing Sky Lanterns: To pay reverence to the celestial stupa and symbolize the letting go of negativity.
It is a spiritual celebration where homes are adorned with lanterns to honor guardian deities, while sky lanterns are released as an offering to the sacred Chulamani Chedi in the heavenly realm.
Lighting Oil Lamps: To honor guardian spirits for protection, prosperity, and blessings upon the home.
A Once in a Lifetime Experience
Loy Krathong (Forgiveness)
A ritual to ask forgiveness from the Goddess of Water, release misfortune, and let go of negativity. Krathongs, made from natural materials, are floated on the river on the full moon of the twelfth lunar month.
Lanna Candle Trays (Good Luck)
Phang Prateep is a traditional oil lamp offered to the Triple Gem – the Buddha, the Dhamma, and the Sangha. Lit on the full moon of the twelfth lunar month, it is also associated with dedicating merit to others.
Sky Lantern (Hope)
A symbol of Chiang Mai Yi Peng Festival, released as an offering to the sacred Chulamani Chedi in the heavens. It represents letting go of misfortune and honoring celestial beings and ancestors.
A Moment You’ll Remember Forever
Experience Beyond Expectations Witness the Spectacle from the Best Viewpoint
Choose to Experience the Extraordinary
Experience one of Thailand’s most magnificent Yi Peng and Loy Krathong festivals.
Be part of an unforgettable night of lights, culture, and cherished memories at the CNX Loy
Krathong Sky Lantern Festival 2026 in Chiang Mai. This festival seamlessly blends the unique Lanna traditions of Yi Peng and Loy Krathong, showcased through rich cultural activities, traditional performances, authentic northern Thai cuisine, and the magical moment when thousands of sky lanterns are released into the night sky under the full moon.
This is more than just a festival—it is a true Cultural Experience that lets you immerse yourself in the authentic charm of Chiang Mai.
Savor the Flavors of Lanna
Discover authentic Northern Thai cuisine, carefully prepared using traditional recipes by local chefs. Freshly cooked dishes fill the air with inviting aromas, offering a true taste of local heritage. Enjoy unlimited servings in a warm and welcome Kad Mua — where dining feels relaxed, communal, and full of charm.
Complete your festival night with a truly memorable culinary experience.
Lanna Arts and Cultural Heritage
Immerse yourself in graceful traditional dance and the enchanting rhythms of local music, passed down through generations.
Explore Lanna craftsmanship up close from weaving and umbrella-making to intricate wood carving each piece reflecting the skill, care, and spirit of local artisans.
Celebrate and support a living heritage that continues to thrive
Tickets from THB 3,500/person
Seating: Unobstructed views of the performances and sky lantern release.
Transfer: Round-trip transfer from designated pick-up points.
Included Benefits: Includes sky lanterns and a fresh floral krathong, plus Khantoke-Lanna dining and non-alcoholic beverages according to the ticket package entitlements. Vegetarian options are available.
More than a spectacle a journey into Lanna culture
Every ticket is your all-inclusive pass to a fully immersive experience.
Lantern & Krathong Ceremony: Includes 3 sky lanterns and 1 fresh floral krathong per guest.
Round-Trip Transfer: Transportation from Chiang Mai city to the venue.
On-Site Safety: Certified K9 security units, medical first aid, and dedicated fire safety teams.
Miracle Land Master Plan
An Unforgettable Moment
At Miracle Land, Loy Krathong is a celebration of sacred light. Begin with the soft glow of the Lanna Candle (Phang Prateep oil lamps) illuminating the night, followed by the timeless ritual of floating krathongs on the water, set against a spectacular performance before the grand chedi. The evening builds to its most anticipated highlight – the Grand Lantern Release. Release your wishes as thousands of lanterns rise together, illuminating the Chiang Mai sky. An unforgettable moment, destined to become your most treasured memory.
FAQs
Q1 : When is the Chiang Mai Sky Lantern Festival 2026?
A1 : The festival will take place on 24–25 November 2026 at Miracle Land, Mae Taeng, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Q2 : Is Chiang Mai Yi Peng Festival free to attend?
A2 : Public Chiang Mai Yi Peng Festival events organized by government agencies are free. Our exclusive event at Miracle Land requires a ticket, which includes an all-inclusive experience and curated benefits.
Q3 : Can I release sky lanterns on my own in the city?
A3 : No. It is illegal in restricted areas, including the city and near flight paths, with penalties of up to THB 200,000 and/or 5 years’ imprisonment. Please release lanterns only in permitted areas, such as our event.
Q4 : When will I receive my ticket after payment?
A4 : You will receive your E-Ticket via the email address provided immediately after successful payment. Please present the QR Code from the email to the staff for event registration. Screenshots or saved images of the QR Code are not accepted.
Q5 : Can I travel to the venue on my own?
A5 : Yes. Free parking is available on-site. Simply present your E-Ticket at the entrance for registration.
Q6 : Can I cancel my ticket and request a refund?
A6 : Non-refundable