The Royal Thai Embassy, Bucharest, together with the „Dimitrie Gusti” National Village Museum and Visit Bucharest, are pleased to announce the upcoming Thai Festival 2024, which will take place on 25 May 2024 at “Dimitrie Gusti” National Village Museum in Bucharest.
This festival will showcase the best of Thai culture, cuisine, and other attractions.
BUCHAREST THAI FESTIVAL 2024 SCHEDULE
Saturday, May 25
Hours Activity
10.00 hrs Opening / Thai songs
10.30 hrs Thai Folk Games
10.45 hrs. Quiz
11.00 hrs. Thai Folk Games
12.00 hrs. Performances by 190 School
1) Romanian Dance
2 ) Thai Dance (Ri Ri Khao San )
| 12.30 hrs. Opening Ceremony – Welcoming remarks by H.E. Miss Dao Vibulpanich, Ambassador of Thailand to Romania – Remarks by Romanian Guest of Honour, – Remarks by Mrs. Prof. Dr. Paula Popoiu, Manager of the National Village Museum 12.45 hrs. Fashion Show (Thai Traditional Costumes) 12.55 hrs. T-Pop Dance 13.00 hrs. Group Photo 13.05 hrs. End of Opening Ceremony |
13.15 hrs. Thai Food Cooking Demonstration (first round-ISAN )
13.30 hrs. T- Pop Dance
14.00 hrs. Muay Thai by Radu Ciuca Sensey ( Thai Boxing Demonstration)
14.15 hrs. Fashion show (Thai Traditional Costumes)
14.30 hrs. Thai Folk Games
15.00 hrs. T- Pop Dance
15.30 hrs. Quiz /Music
15.30 hrs. Thai Food Cooking Demonstration (2nd round-Tom Yum)
16.00 hrs. Thai Folk Games
16.30 hrs. Rum Wong (Thai Traditional Dance)
17.00 hrs. Closing ceremony
THAI FEST Bucharest promises to enchant the audience, kids or adults, with performances, traditions, good music and delicious food. Make sure you don’t miss it!
Visitors to the Thai Festival will have the opportunity to experience traditional Thai performances such as “Fon Khan Dok”, a northern-style Thai dance which is widely acclaimed as a cultural heritage of the North, Muay Thai demonstration and shows, authentic Thai textile and craft displays, and indulge in a variety of Thai delicacies and beverages from Thai entrepreneurs in Romania. In addition, there will be art workshops and other interactive activities for all ages.
As 2024 also marks the 51st anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Thailand and Romania, cultural performances by Romanian students will commemorate the strong and friendly ties and foster greater understanding and appreciation between the two countries.
The Thai Festival is open to the public from 10:00 to 17:00 hrs. and is expected to draw a large crowd of locals and tourists alike.
