The Ultimate Light Show Experience
Get ready for one of the most anticipated events of the year—the Nasatta Light Festival: Winter Illumination 2025! It’s a light show like no other, one that promises to leave you speechless with its beauty. And yes, even international visitors can’t stop raving about it! Ticy City is thrilled to share all about this stunning event, which takes place at Na Saththa Thai Park, located in Bang Pae, Ratchaburi Province. This year marks the seventh consecutive year for the festival, and the theme for this edition is “Heroines in Thai Literature and Flowers in Thai Stories.”
The Nasatta Light Festival: Winter Illumination 2025 has been made possible through a collaboration between Na Saththa Thai Park, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), Signify Commercial (Thailand), and Thai Techno Glass Co., Ltd.. Together, they’ve transformed over 20 acres into a dazzling light spectacle that perfectly captures the beauty of winter. With millions of lights illuminating the night, the festival presents an awe-inspiring display that blends the brilliance of art, engineering, and Thai cultural heritage.
This year’s festival features three brand new zones, as well as redesigned versions of ten existing zones, bringing the total to 24 breathtaking sections to explore. It’s clear that the organizers are dedicated to delivering a heartfelt experience for all who attend.
Let’s take a sneak peek at the 24 zones, each with its own unique theme and meaning:
- Zone 1: Thai Glorious Era: The tulips at the center of this zone represent new beginnings, much like the great Thai kings who led the country into the modern era.
- Zone 2: Season Change: This zone symbolizes the ever-changing nature of life, with each transformation holding its own hidden beauty.
- Zone 3: God of Thunder: Inspired by ancient mythology, this zone depicts the fierce giant Ramsur, who could summon thunder and lightning with a single throw of his axe.
- Zone 4: Thai Spirit: The lotus flower represents purity and is a key symbol of Buddhism in Thailand.
- Zone 5: Sukhothai
- Zone 6: Siam Tulip
- Zone 7: Sacred Wave: In Buddhism, the Buddha compared people to the four types of lotus flowers, each representing different aspects of life.
- Zone 8: Mystical Entrance: This zone tells the story of a magical door in the mythical city of Lup Lae, which only opens for the city’s residents.
- Zone 9: Bliss Blossom
- Zone 10: Magic Cave
- Zone 11: Infinity Wall
- Zone 12: The Magic Pond: This zone recreates the legendary lotus pond where Hanuman entered the submerged city to rescue Rama, navigating through giant lotus stems connecting two worlds.
- Zone 13: Milky Way
- Zone 14: Joyful Light Field: A stunning representation of Mount Meru and the mythical Himalayan Forest.
- Zone 15: Whispering Rose (Interactive): Inspired by the story of Matna, the fairy who was cursed to become the world’s first rose, this zone brings the legendary tale to life.
- Zone 16: Fluffy Light Dance
- Zone 17: Over the Horizon
- Zone 18: Breath of Light Tunnel: A magical tunnel symbolizing the breath of life, guiding visitors through the beauty of light.
- Zone 19: Flower Blessing: A symbolic belief in Thailand that scattering flowers brings blessings and wards off misfortune.
- Zone 20: Floating Lantern Yi Peng: The starting point of the festival, inspired by the Yi Peng Lantern Festival, a celebration of light and hope.
- Zone 21: Glittering Song
- Zone 22: Crystal Walls (Interactive): The “Crystal City” zone is inspired by Thai legends, where the gods created a city to protect the hero in the story.
- Zone 23: Nymph Forest: Step into the forest of mystical forest spirits.
- Zone 24: Bua Kome: A beautiful northern Thai legend about a woman born from a lotus flower, renowned for her beauty and sweet fragrance.
This year’s Nasatta Light Festival: Winter Illumination 2025 isn’t just about spectacular lights—it’s a full experience with a mix of cultural, spiritual, and fun activities. Here’s a peek at what you can enjoy during your visit:
Trendy Cultural Activities
Float an eco-friendly ice Krathong! Designed to be as beautiful as it is sustainable, each night only 50 ice Krathongs are available. It’s a perfect way to celebrate while caring for the planet. And don’t miss out on the 3D Ramakien-themed ice cream—snap a pic for the ‘gram while you’re at it!
Spiritual Moments for Reflection
For those seeking blessings, you can pay homage to Lord Ganesha in his form of success. Don’t forget to float candles for good fortune and health at the Avalokiteshvara Candle Zone. It’s a meaningful activity to connect with the spiritual energy of the festival.
Capture Your Thai Elegance
Want a beautiful souvenir from your trip? Thai costume photo sessions are available with full makeup, hairstyling, and professional photography services. Feel like a Thai noble for a day and take home photos you’ll treasure forever!
Delicious Food and Drinks
The festival is also a treat for your tastebuds! Indulge in authentic Thai dishes at Rossathha Restaurant, or enjoy Western favorites at Bistro Restaurant, all while surrounded by the enchanting lights. It’s an evening of great food and even greater ambiance.
A Pet-Friendly Event
For animal lovers, this year’s festival offers something special. You can bring your pets along from Tuesday to Friday and on public holidays (just make sure to follow the event’s guidelines). It’s a perfect opportunity to share the experience with your furry friends!
Affordable Ticket Prices
With no time limit on your visit, the tickets are a real steal. Adult tickets are just 350 THB (all day) or 300 THB (evening only), and children’s tickets are 250 THB (all day) or 200 THB (evening only). Plus, foreign visitors get the same price as locals, making it an affordable outing for everyone!
When to Visit
The festival is open every Tuesday to Sunday and on public holidays from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM. However, if you’re mainly coming for the stunning light displays, visit after 6:00 PM to fully experience the night-time magic. The festival runs until April 27, 2025.
For more info, check out their official channels or call 032-383 333.Don’t miss out on one of the most enchanting and immersive festivals in Thailand—Nasatta Light Festival: Winter Illumination 2025 awaits!
