2024年5月28日 · Yi Peng Lantern Festival (sometimes written as Yee Peng) in Chiang Mai, Thailand is renowned worldwide for its mesmerizing display of thousands of illuminated lanterns ascending into the night sky over the city. In 2025, it will take place on Nov. 5-6. Curious about the meaning behind the Yi Peng Festival and the tradition of flying lanterns?

Yee Peng（或有时也写作Yi Peng）是泰国北部特有的节日，在泰国农历十月（即11月）的12月的满月庆祝。 “灯节”改编自婆罗门的起源，与古兰纳王国有着密切的联系。

In 2025, the Chiang Mai Yi Peng Lantern Festival will be held for two days on November 5th and 6th, 2025. The date of the Yi Peng Festival changes every year. Yi Peng festival was created by the Lanna people of Northern Thailand and its date is based on the Lanna Lunar Calendar.

2024年9月19日 · The Yi Peng lantern festival in northern Thailand is considered to be the most ethereal event worldwide. This celebration is not only magnificent, but it also has a lot of religious and cultural significance.

3 天之前 · Yi Peng is a Lanna festival with the largest celebrations held in Chiang Mai (the ancient capital of the former Lanna Kingdom). The highlight of this festival is the numerous sky lanterns propelled by flames at their base that are released and ‘float’ up into the sky. These sky lanterns are called khom loi in Thai, which means floating lanterns.

2024年10月21日 · Witness Chiang Mai’s Yi Peng Lantern Festival from November 15-16, 2024, as thousands of paper lanterns illuminate the city's night sky. On the full moon night of the 12th month in the Thai lunar calendar, locals and visitors gather to celebrate Chiang Mai’s resplendent Yi Peng Lantern Festival.

When Does Yi Peng “The Floating Lantern” Festival Happen? And Where Does It Happen? Yi Peng happens each year in mid to late November, during the full moon on the second month of the Lanna calendar (Thai lunar calendar).

2024年10月2日 · Yee Peng (or sometimes also written as Yi Peng) is a festival unique to northern Thailand which is celebrated on the full moon of the 12th month of the Thai lunar calendar (usually in November). The “Festival of Lights” was adapted from Brahmin origins and has close ties with the ancient Lanna Kingdom.

2021年10月15日 · Northern Thailand’s lantern festival, Yi Peng, is perhaps the most magical festival in the world. Not only is this festival enchanting, but it’s loaded with religious and cultural significance. Thus, it’s a great way for travelers to learn …

Yi Peng Lantern Festival: Illuminating the Skies of Chiang Mai with a Thousand Lights. While Songkran may be the most exciting festival of the year, it is November’s traditional Yi Peng that reigns as the most charming and spectacular of Chiang Mai’s annual ceremonies.