Categories: Events & Festivals

Anantara’s Elephant Parade has Arrived in Bangkok

The World’s largest open air art exhibition, Elephant Parade Bangkok 2015 commenced in the heart of the Thai capital, Bangkok on the 1st of December 2015 and will end on 29th January 2016. The show and parade was launched by Anantara Hotels Resorts & Spas, who is proudly owning some of the famous five star luxury resorts in the world together with Elephant Parade®. The exhibition will feature eighty-eight brightly decorated and colourful elephant statues held in honour of the king of Thailand to commemorate his 88th birthday. The Elephant Parade was first held in Netherland in 2007 and has since been held in many popular tourist destinations in the world like London, Singapore, Amsterdam, Milan and Hong Kong. It is the first time that Thailand is holding such an exhibition dealing with elephants in such a magnificent scale.

auburn

Recent Posts

Abu Dhabi Announces $10 Billion Tourism Strategy – Adding to the Allures of the UAE

The capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, is poised to become a global…

6 days ago

Visa-Free Initiative in Sri Lanka Extended Till 30th April – Increase in Arrivals Reported As Well

Sri Lanka has announced the extension of its pilot project granting visa-free entry to visitors…

6 days ago

Minor Hotels to Debut Avani Brand in China – Two Properties to Be Located in Xinyi

Offering more opportunities to enjoy nature-based getaways, Minor Hotels is set to debut its Avani…

6 days ago

Bangkok to Host PATA Travel Mart 2024 – Connecting Asia Pacific in the City of Angels

The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) has announced Bangkok, Thailand, as the host city for…

6 days ago

Phuket Ramps Up Tourist Security Measures: Planned Ahead of Visa-Free Travel

High-ranking officials from Thailand's Tourist Police and Immigration Bureau visited Phuket yesterday in a coordinated…

6 days ago

Phuket Highlights: Government Plans Construction of New Airport

The recent success Phuket has experienced in its tourist industry has thrown it into the…

6 days ago