Travel to Singburi in a new style as the charm of the legendary city will be coloured with art and design in the upcoming "Sang See Sing" or "Let's Glow Singburi" festival on 18-27 August, 2023.
The Tourism Council of Singburi together with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) will organise a tourism festival "Sang Si Sing (Let's Glow Singburi)" between 18 - 27 August to attract more tourists, especially the new generation to come and explore the city's creative movements and its traditional culture, hoping to stimulate its economy and strengthening competitiveness for small entrepreneurs in the area sustainably.
The key concept of this event is to expand and reinterpret the provincial strengths through new forms of art and contemporary design, including using technology to help enhance the power and charm of traditional culture to create a new memorable travel experience of Singburi.
The festival's highlights consist of:
- Crosswalk Art, the semi-permanent art on the street in the form of a crossing that will occur for the first time in Thailand. This Crosswalk Art, supported by Jotun Thailand Co., Ltd., will become a new landmark of Singburi.
- Neon Light Art, a semi-permanent form of neon art that reinterprets the story and symbols of Singburi to be installed at the architecture and landmark buildings of Singburi.
- Hidden Sculptures Art called "Jai Jai Sing", semi-permanent installation art at various points, presenting three of 2-metre sculptures of a lion with a huge heart to reflect the identity of Singburi.
- First-ever, the "WABU" mobile platform, which is a digital-self-walking-guide, will be launched during the festival to encourage self-travelling experience for visitors.
- Visit the Night Museum at Museum Singburi and see the historical Ror Sor 129 Court premise.
- Light up the temples! Travellers can visit temples at night and watch the illumination on the almost 200-year-old architecture of Wat Phrom Sakhon and Wat Sawang Arom.
- Eat and shop remarkable food and products of Singburi on the walking street plus the Singburi food festivals at its own Singburi Pavilion.
- Have fun and enjoy the theme park of the 90s, folk art performances, and concerts from famous artists throughout the festival.
- Participate in DIY activities, such as making your own colourful "Phuang Mahot" wreath, and an Art Workshop for children by Baan Kwai Art.
- Training to increase skills in using digital media to develop tourism businesses and generate income for small entrepreneurs through the "Net Tham Kin" project in collaboration with True Corporation PCL.
You can follow more insightful details of the event on the Facebook page and Instagram. "SangSeeSing-Sang See Sing" or call The Tourism Council of Singburi at Tel. 088-214-1111