Bangkok is fully embracing the holiday spirit, with Christmas-themed festivals, glowing light installations, rooftop movie nights, and after-dark museum experiences lighting up the city. From lively pop-up festivals and whimsical shopping destinations to immersive exhibitions and seasonal film screenings, these events offer plenty of ways to soak in the season.
CarniWOW Festival
Don’t miss the “CarniWOW Festival,” running Dec. 24–28 at QSNCC. Make your way through the event’s theme zones: Find snacks at “Wow! Eat,” browse items at "Wow Gift" and “Wow! Wear,” discover travel offers at “Wow! Trip,” explore creative activities at “Wow! Course,” or shop collectibles at “Wow! Toy.” Attendees can also enjoy mini concerts and fun game booths. The festival’s open, walk-in format makes it easy for visitors to drop by, linger, and discover new favorites. FREE Entry!
Wat A Christmas
King Power Mahanakhon transforms into a glowing holiday destination this December with "Wat A Christmas," a Christmas celebration inspired by light, creativity, and Thai identity. Festive installations include The Dancing Light Tree, the eye-catching Mahanakhon Eyes, Sala Santa, The Giant Sock, and a uniquely local take on holiday rides with the TukTuk Sleigh. A perfect holiday stop for families, couples, and groups of friends!
Skyline Film Bangkok at River City Bangkok
Create your own cinematic moment this holiday at "Skyline Film Bangkok - River City Bangkok." The December lineup includes seasonal favorites and acclaimed titles such as "Last Christmas," "Love Actually," "Home Alone," "Before Sunset," "Dead Poets Society," and "Call Me by Your Name." Select screenings include an entry ticket with one drink, while the Dec. 31 screening of "Bridget Jones’s Diary" includes popcorn, drinks, and a New Year’s Eve fireworks countdown view.
Night at the Museum Festival 2025
Thailand’s museums take on a new life after sunset as "Night at the Museum Festival" returns for a month-long celebration of culture, creativity, and nighttime discovery. Over 50 museums and cultural sites across Thailand will turn into illuminated spaces designed for evening exploration. Participating venues feature light installations, projection mapping shows, and night-only exhibitions that reveal details often unseen during the day. Schedules vary by venue.
FUNNY LITTLE MESS: SEASON OF GIVING
Visit "FUNNY LITTLE MESS: SEASON OF GIVING" holiday installation at Central Embassy, running until Jan. 4, 2026. Created in collaboration with Sticky Monster Lab, the acclaimed creative brand from South Korea, this marks the studio’s first-ever showcase in Southeast Asia. At the heart of the experience are beloved characters RedMon and ElfMon. The narrative explores friendship, imperfection, and the joy found in unexpected moments.
ONE BANGKOK ONEDEROUS CHRISTMAS 2025: The Onedertale Christmas
This season, One Bangkok invites visitors into a storybook world. At the heart of the experience are four enchanting zones. One Bangkok Boulevard features the Enchanted Pagoda Christmas Tree, a striking centerpiece inspired by Thai architectural elegance. Parade Park welcomes guests through the Portal of Oneder Garden, highlighted by Santa’s suspended clock and whimsical garden details. The celebration culminates in the One Bangkok Countdown Celebration 2026.
EM DISTRICT WINTER WONDERLAND 2025
Swing by EM District for a Winter Wonderland complete with the Enchanted Forest Christmas Tree, Enchanted Parades, family attractions like the Winter Sparkle Snow Globe and Gingerbread Wonderland, Santa appearances, Christmas Carol shows on Dec. 24–25 with a live performance from CIR*CRL, seasonal eats at the Gourmet Winter Wondersquare including a Swedish Christmas Buffet from Dec. 22–26, and the month‑long Wonder Fest offering special dining menus, and limited‑edition gifts.
Disney The Magical Stars 2026 at centralwOrld
Celebrate the holiday season in true Disney style at Disney The Magical Stars 2026, taking over centralwOrld until Jan. 6, 2026. This year-end spectacle turns one of Bangkok’s most iconic shopping destinations into a magical Disney-inspired wonderland. Expect to see immersive Disney zones, light displays, themed installations, photo-ready holiday décor inspired by beloved Disney characters, and the tallest Christmas tree in Southeast Asia
WanderDOG: A Journey of iJUD
Drop by BEANS Songwat for “WanderDOG: A Journey of iJUD,” an exhibition by Thai artist Wasinburee Supanichvoraparch, running now until Feb. 28, 2026. This exhibition traces the evolving journey of the perforated dog sculpture iJUD. As part of the experience, BEANS Coffee has also introduced the special blend "Din Din," created exclusively for the exhibition. Proceeds from this blend are dedicated to supporting Ratchaburi Hospital, making every cup part of a meaningful cause.
JUNJI ITO COLLECTION HORROR HOUSE
The chilling universe of Junji Ito returns to Bangkok with the "Junji Ito Collection Horror House" open until Jan. 5, 2026, at the fourth floor of MBK Center, Zone A. Iconic characters such as Tomie, Souichi, Fuchi, and the Crossroads Pretty Boy appear throughout the experience, enhanced by detailed sets and unsettling effects. After the walkthrough, visitors can relax at the Junji Ito Horror Café or browse the Merchandise Zone, featuring themed collectibles and exclusive collaborations.
