MBK CENTER SAND SCULPTURE SONGKRAN FESTIVAL
MBK Center
in collaboration
with the International Sand Sculpture Festival 2024
presents an extravaganza of fun filled with art, culture, and Thai traditions. Embrace the essence of Thai heritage as you witness the revival of traditional Thai customs, including the iconic Thai elephant pants, and immerse yourself in the allure of sand sculpture artistry crafted by renowned artists. Experience the enchanting narratives of legendary mythical creatures such as the Garuda, Naga, Kinnaree, Krasue, and Garula, intricately carved to life, showcasing the beauty and vibrancy of Thai culture.
Indulge in the rich cultural performances featuring traditional Thai dances and folk music from all four regions, capturing the charm, uniqueness, and beauty of Thailand's heritage passed down through generations. Don't miss out on this special opportunity to immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience, where the magic of sand sculpture tells the tales of Thai traditions. Join us and create memories that will last a lifetime!
International Sand Sculpture Festival 2024, you will encounter lifelike sand sculpture models of mythical creatures from Pattaya, located at Avenue A.
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Kabil Paksa (Gibbon with Wings): A forest-dwelling creature with the body of a gibbon, black in color, featuring bird-like tail and wings sprouting from its shoulders. It is depicted holding fruits such as mangoes and rose apples.
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Kunchorn Wari (Elephant-fish Hybrid): This creature has the head and body of an elephant but fins and tail resembling a fish. It dwells in water and exhibits excellent swimming and diving abilities.
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Kinree (Bird-human Hybrid): With a human torso and a bird's lower body, Kinree has wings for flying. Kinree females serve as attendants to the sun god, while Kinree males serve the moon god.
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Katchasee (Elephant-lion Hybrid): Combining features of both elephants and lions, Katchasee has the head and trunk of an elephant but the body, legs, and tail of a lion. It symbolizes bravery and courage.
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Kilen Peek (Winged Horse): Resembling a horse with scales like a fish, a horn, and wings like a bird, Kilen Peek is a mythical creature believed to bring good luck to those who encounter it.
Exclusive privilege for MBK PLUS members! Simply present a shopping or dining receipt from MBK Center worth 500 Baht or more to earn 1 MBK Point for free! Additionally, receive a complimentary Maja, Makrub Shopping Bag valued at 290 Baht and a 100 Baht discount voucher from TAG THAi.
(Limited to 1 privilege per person per transaction, on April 12th and 17th, with a daily limit of 20 privileges. From April 13th to 16th, with a daily limit of 40 privileges. Total limit of 200 privileges throughout the promotion period.)
Engage in the creative photo posting activity, donning Thai elephant pants while exploring the exhibition, and tag #MBKsandsculpturesongkranfestival2024 for a chance to receive a complimentary Maja, Makrub Shopping Bag valued at 290 Baht.
Limited to 1 privilege per person throughout the event. (Limited to a total of 15 privileges throughout the event from MBK CENTER's Facebook page.)
** Announcement of lucky winners on April 19th.
Claim your privilege by April 22nd.
Collect your rewards between April 23rd and 30th.
Workshop activity: Sand Decorating in Glass Bottles at the Meeting Point Area on Level G, Zone A. Free participation for MBK PLUS members, simply by presenting a shopping or dining receipt from MBK Center worth 500 Baht or more + 1 MBK Point - Limited to 1 privilege per person throughout the event, capped at 50 privileges per day. (Total limit of 300 privileges throughout the event.)
Thai Cultural Performances from 4 Regions at the Meeting Point Area on Level G, Zone A.
Showtimes:
- 12:00 PM
- 2:00 PM
- 4:00 PM
- 6:00 PM
