Bang saen: The final day of the Songkran festivities in Bang Saen saw a significant influx of tourists eager to partake in the water celebrations. The influx resulted in heavy traffic congestion on both sides of Sukhumvit Road and the roads leading to Bang Saen Beach.
According to Thai News Agency, the Songkran atmosphere along Khao Lam Road was bustling with activity. Tourists parked their cars and engaged in water splashing, powder throwing, and dancing, creating a lively scene. Young and middle-aged participants carried water guns, contributing to a vibrant atmosphere that drew in drivers who stopped to join in the festivities.
In Pattaya, the Songkran Festival drew large crowds to the area along Pattaya Beach Road, particularly from central Pattaya to Soi 7 and Soi 8. Tourists were seen enjoying water fights and the festive ambiance at beer bars and restaurants along the beach. A concert featuring famous artists further entertained attendees in central Pattaya Beach.
In Chonburi Province, the Na Kluea Songkran Festival 2026 took place at Lan Pho Na Kluea Public Park. The event opened with Buddhist ceremonies and included a parade of flower floats and Buddha statues. It was presided over by Mr. Parames Ngamphichet, Mayor of Pattaya, and Mr. Anusak Piriyomorn, District Chief of Bang Lamung, and attracted local residents and tourists who participated in traditional water splashing festivities.
Additionally, the Koh Si Chang Subdistrict Municipality in Chonburi Province hosted the "Carrying Girls into the Water" Songkran festival. This unique event, led by Mr. Naris Niramaiwong, Governor of Chonburi Province, involved traditional customs such as merit-making ceremonies and bathing Buddha statues. The festival also featured a variety of activities, including a greasy pole climbing competition, boat racing, traditional Thai dance performances, and sandcastle building.