Beautiful and exotic Thailand has an innumerable collection of tourist attractions. White sand beaches, blue oceans, beautiful old temples, clubs pubs and restaurants to explore all the good times that eastern cities such as Bangkok have to offer. In addition to the many beaches and other places of attraction that one could visit, there are also a large number of festivities that one could attend. Some of them are held every year, and Phu Chi Fah Dok Sieo Festival is one such colourful event.

It is celebrated from 13th to 15th of February every year and provides a wonderful sight for anyone who visits it. There are many pink and white blossoms of Dok Sieo located at Sieo at Phu Chi Fah, which is truly a sight to behold. Since the fest is around mid February coinciding with the much hyped up Valentine’s Day, it is possible to make a trip here double up as a Valentine’s day getaway as well by staying at a nice hotel for a couple of days and exploring the many attractions in the area with your loved one. Not just for couples, it is also a great holiday options for families and friends as well.

One can watch many lively performances carried out by various tribes from the hilly areas. These tribal performances include those by Akha, Homng and Yao tribes. The numerous shows and displays include top spinning shows, performances showcasing their skills in archery, various ball games and even beauty pageants. What is more there are also a large number of stalls selling various local products.

For any couple looking forward to attend this festival as a romantic trip during Valentines day or for anyone keen on exploring what is going on at this event, there are a variety of Chiang Rai hotels at which they can choose to stay. Located amidst Northern Thailand’s verdant greenery Anantara Golden Triangle Thailand is one of the most idyllic Hotel Chiang Rai to stay at during a memorable vacation and you can be sure to be pampered to the best while you enjoy the best this place has to offer to its guests, who come in search of rest and relaxation.

Umanga Kahandawaarachchi is a passionate travel writer who writes under the pen name, Maggie Tulliver. Her field of writing covers a wide array of content and articles related to travel and hospitality industry.
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