Organised in conjunction with the Duan Wu Festival, this Chinese tradition has evolved throughout the years into one of the main sporting events in Sabah.
The Khau Pha Paragliding Festival will be held on May 13th and 14th around Khau Pha Mountain Pass as part of the 2017 Yen Bai Tourism Year.
Bun Bang Fai Festival is an ancient local festival, which is associated with traditional Thai beliefs in the supernatural powers that help promote the production of rice crops for the coming planting season. In the rainy season, the local people believe that the God would hear the entreaties that they create or "Bang Fai" to send to heaven and bless them with plentiful rain for rice cultivation. So, the celebration is entirely to the God of rain.
The festival aims to be the leading tourism-driven music festival in the region, while promoting the city of Miri.
Bangsawan’ which means nobleman, depicts the legends and stories of Malay nobles in the palaces of the olden days.
One of the most celebrated new three-day gastronomic events, Ubud Food Festival will spice up your culinary adventure. It does not stop at outstanding chefs and innovative cuisine.
The Hoa Phuong Do (red flamboyant) Festival 2017 will be held in the northern port city of Hai Phong, from May 12-14. The theme of the festival this year is “Hai Phong vuon ra bien lon” (Hai Phong reaching out to the sea).
ITEX is an international platform for local and international inventors and research scientists to present their inventions and innovations.
Every year, thousands of Buddhist monks gather in Borobudur Temple to perform a blissful ceremony called Praksadina. As a tribute to birth, death, and the enlightenment of Siddhartha Gautama (known to most of us as Buddha), Vesak Day is one of the most popular rituals in Indonesia.
This festival is held during the sixth full moon of the lunar calendar for the Buddha. Candlelight processions are held in temples to mark the birth date of Buddha.
