Every year in Thailand, a festival is held dedicated to the most beloved fruit in this country - pineapple. As part of the event, a large number of exhibitions are held that can interest everyone who is fond of Thai culture.
Instructions
Step 1
The Pineapple Festival is one of the many events in Thailand that attracts tourists every year. The inhabitants of the country have special respect for this fruit, since it is associated with the most ancient traditions of their ancestors. For example, several centuries ago, pineapple juice, along with medicinal herbs, was used as a medicine for many diseases.
Step 2
This event takes place in early June in Lampang province. Usually the festival lasts three, maximum four days, and its program includes not only festive processions and chants, but also quite serious events. In particular, an obligatory point of the festival is an agricultural exhibition, where the most juicy varieties of pineapple are demonstrated, as well as new breeds of this fruit. To enter the festival as a participant, you do not need to submit any applications. Lampang is the third largest city in Thailand, so there is a long bus service between it and Hong Kong.
Step 3
Check if there are flights from your city to Hong Kong. If there are none, you will most likely have to fly with a transfer via Moscow. This may require additional financial investments, so you need to be prepared for this. Upon arrival at Hong Kong airport, you will have to take a taxi and go to the local bus station. Flights to Lampang leave every two hours and ticket prices are not too high. A much more serious problem is accommodation, since it is quite difficult to find accommodation during the pineapple festival, and if there is one, then the price of rental housing becomes sky-high.
Step 4
You can save a lot of nerves and money if you turn to professionals, namely a travel agency. It is there that professional tour operators will be able to choose the most acceptable and convenient option for you to travel to Thailand for a festival dedicated to honoring the seemingly ordinary fruit - pineapple.
