Each year, Thailand’s waterways glow with candlelit floral offerings during Loy Krathong, a beautiful celebration of gratitude, reflection, and new beginnings.
A TRADITION OF GRATITUDE & RENEWAL
Celebrated under the full moon, usually in November, Loy Krathong is one of Thailand’s most cherished traditions, honoring the importance of water and symbolizing the release of past troubles.
During the celebration, krathongs — small floating offerings traditionally made from banana leaves and decorated with flowers, candles, and incense — are released onto waterways as expressions of gratitude, reflection, and hope for new beginnings.
NO BANANA LEAVES? NO PROBLEM.
Create your own beautiful krathong with inexpensive supplies from your local grocery or craft store. No special skills required.
CELEBRATE LOY KRATHONG, WHEREVER YOU ARE
Far from Thailand? Missing the traditions you grew up with? Or discovering Loy Krathong for the first time?
Bring the beauty of the celebration into your home with our immersive Loy Krathong ambience. Candlelit krathongs drift along a peaceful Thai river, capturing the sights and atmosphere of this cherished tradition.
Whether you’re celebrating with loved ones, making your own krathong, or simply longing for a little piece of home, let the celebration come to you.
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