Ratchaburi's massive cultural heritage park NaSatta plays host to the latest lighting installation festival, the NaSatta Light Festival 2021, on every weekend in February. For its fourth edition, the theme is "Amazing Countdown Amazing Light & Life" that aims to bring a big horde of artists to light up the entire park with over 20,000 glistening LED lights and showcase the awe-inspiring beauty of Thai history and culture, including Thai monarchs and Buddhist temples.
With the collaboration with the Tourism Authority of Thailand, the festival surely guarantees it will be worth a drive out of the city to the park and get brightly inspired by the installations that blend the traditional charm of Thai artistry and innovative creations from talented youngbloods. So better prepare for a cool shot with the numerous light tunnels and LED curtains over the big trees as well as the long-stemmed lotus light bulbs that depict the prosperity of the mythical Thai golden land of Suvarnabhumi.
The Digital Picnic team who gave life to the Carp Tale at Awakening Bangkok 2020 last December is listed as the artist that helps ignite the park to the brightest extreme with their cutting-edge Chi Chi Sticks (Chinese fortune-telling practice) installation and projection mapping art on a bridge.
NaSatta Light Festival 2021 takes place every Friday to Sunday all through February 2021, starting from the 12th. All lighting installations will start from 18:00 until 22:00, while visitors can still visit the park during the daytime. Tickets for the lighting event (18:00-22:00) start at B250 per adult and B150 for children under 12, while all-day tickets (09:00-22:00) are B300 per adult and B200 per child under 12.
Check out more previews of the festival below. Visit NaSatta's Facebook page for more information.
