Chiang Mai Flower Festival
The Chiang Mai Flower Festival fills Nong Buak Hat Public Park in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and is expected in February 2027, though the dates are not confirmed yet.
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Key facts
- Event
- Chiang Mai Flower Festival
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- Where
- Chiang Mai, Thailand
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- When
- Usually in February · 2027 dates TBC
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- How to get in
- Free to attend
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- Price
- Free
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- Nearest airports
- Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX), 3 km away in a straight line
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- Official source
- Chiang Mai City Municipality (เทศบาลนครเชียงใหม่), official site cmcity.go.th
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About Chiang Mai Flower Festival
The city municipality of Chiang Mai fills Nong Buak Hat Public Park with flowers and plants of many kinds for the festival. The event is run by Chiang Mai City Municipality.
The festival usually takes place in February, and the 2027 dates have not been announced. Treat any plans as provisional until the organiser confirms them.
Entry to the flower garden was free during the 2026 festival days, when the park was open from 09.00 to 21.00. Arrangements for 2027 have not been announced, so check them once the dates are published.
What happens
The park display has included an exhibition honouring Queen Sirikit, together with plants she favoured. In 2026 it presented her work conserving forests, water sources and nature.
A flower float procession is released from the Nawarat Bridge area and travels to Nong Buak Hat Public Park.
The 2026 edition had a Kids and Family Garden, a nature-learning area for all ages, with dinosaur figures and lanterns of the 12 zodiac animals.
History and meaning
The festival held in 2026 (Buddhist year 2569) was its 49th edition.
What to expect
Visitors can walk through the flower displays and take photographs as a keepsake.
The 2026 edition filled the park with more than 170,000 flowering plants of 52 varieties.
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