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Bangkok: Date: Venue:	Chinese New Year Festival at China Town 14 - 15 February, 2010 Yaowarat Square, the China Town of Bangkok and its neighboring streets
Nakhon Sawan: Date: Venue:	Chinese New Year Festival 2010 7 - 18 February, 2010 Talat Pak Nam Pho and along the Chao Phraya River,
Ratchaburi : Date: Venue:	Chinese New Year 2010 14 -22 February, 2010 Ammarin Rd. - Woradej Rd.,
Suphan Buri: Date: Venue:	Chinese New Year 2010 12 -16 February, 2010 Suphan Buri City Pillar Shrine
Khorat: Date: Venue:	Chinese New Year 2010 13 -15 February, 2010 Thao Suranari Statue Area and Suranari Park, Nakhon Ratchasima (Khorat)
Pattaya: Date: Venue:	Chinese New Year 2010 14 -16 February, 2010 Bali Hai Port (South Pattaya), Chon Buri
Chiang Mai: Date: Venue:	Chinese New Year 2010 14 -15 February, 2010 Kuang Meru Road and China Town, Chiang Mai
Hat Yai: Date: Venue:	Chinese New Year 2010 14 -17 February, 2010 Hat Yai City Municipality Park and Si Nakhon School, Hat Yai, Songkhla
Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya: Date: Venue:	Chinese New Year 2010 14 -16 February, 2010 Naresuan Rd. (Chao Phrom Market – Chedi Chao Ai Chao Yi), Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya

One of the main venues in Bangkok is the city’s Chinatown, a fascinating maze of streets and lanes crammed with shops, restaurants and street-side stalls. But there are celebrations to mark the arrival of the Year of the Tiger in the city’s up-scale shopping district around Central World Plaza and the National Theatre next to Sanam Luang.

Chinese communities abound in various provinces in Thailand, so visitors are never too far from the colourful, robust celebrations that mark the arrival of the New Year. Phuket town on the southern island is an important venue for both religious and social celebrations. Ayutthaya 70 km north of Bangkok is another popular venue, while Pattaya on the eastern seaboard, Chiang Mai in the north and Songkhla on the southern coastline of the Gulf of Thailand are equally impressive places to visit during Chinese New Year celebrations.

The goldsmith shops offer you beautiful souvenirs. Last but not least, Chinese movies are sure to fascinate you.

In Bangkok, the Samphanthawong District, is the largest China Town in Thailand. It’s also well–known as the street of goldsmith shops and various tasteful dishes. Its people still preserve their ways of life, tradition and culture.

That’s why, the Chinese New Year celebration in this square is a major festival and well organized every year.

Date:	7 - 14 February 2010
Venue:	Dusit Resort Pattaya, Chonburi

PTT Pattaya Open is one profession female tennis competition held longest by Sony Ericcson WTA Tour was arranged for the first time in 1991. World leading tennis stars attended it but currently it is part of the international series competition.

Date:	26 - 27 February, 2010
Venue:	Hilton Phuket Arcadia Resort and Spa, Phuket

The 2010 Phuket International Blues Rock Festival promises to be bigger than ever with at least 12 acts performing on stage during the two-night event. Now a firm fixture in Phuket’s annual entertainment calendar, the festival attracts top blues bands from around Thailand, while two popular bands from Australia and the US return once more.

Date:	12 - 14 February 2010
Venue:	Koh Kradan, Sikao District, Trang

Now in its 14th year, Trang’s underwater wedding ceremony, 12 to 14 February, must be one of the most unusual ways to tie the knot.
This unique event is right at the top in the creative wedding category and has defied critics over the years to emerge as a firm favourite for those who want to make their Valentine day wedding extraordinary.
In 2000, it was declared the largest underwater wedding ceremony by the Guinness Book of Records, while more recently it opened the ceremony to physically challenged couples.

Its rise in popularity was not without obstacles, starting with the obvious objection that not everyone has the ability, or the desire, to stand on a sandy sea bed and utter their vows.

Date:	5 - 7 February 2010
Venue:	Nong Buak Hat Park, Chiang Mai

If you are obsessed with beautiful flowers and decorative plants, this is the festival for you. Experience these beautiful flower-decorated floats and a magnificent tapestry of floral splendor that blankets the land. There are also agricultural exhibitions, floral contents, and product sales by local groups of housewives.

A highlight of the festival is the grand parade that attracts sponsoring companies and organizations that beautify floats with elaborate flower decorations, presenting an eco-tourism message or just simply stealing the hearts of spectators with their vivid colors and beauty. The parade leads up to the annual beauty competition to crown the city’s flower queen, who represents the flower growers and exporters as an ambassador of good will. Entertainment, an opportunity to dine on tasty northern snacks and view cultural performances are clearly features that draw both visitors and locals to this annual event.

Date:	6 - 7 February 2010
Venue:	King Rama II Park, Amphawa District, Samut Songkhram

Visitors are invited to witness the beauty of King Rama II Memorial Park, the demonstration of Thai life style, classical Thai dances, ancient Thai and Chinese puppets, Thai court and commoner plays, sales of local handicrafts, products and Thai foods.