TAT Tourism Campaign: Unwind with The Night Season 2 at Lumphini Park, 16 to 27 Oct 2026

The Tourism Authority of Thailand is preparing to host The Night by Amazing Thailand Season 2 to provide a space for relaxation and recharging for the people of Bangkok. Created under the concept HARMONY OF HEALING, the event will take place at the plaza in front of the Entertainment Building at Lumphini Park from 16 to 27 October 2026, from 16.00 to 21.30 hrs. It is open to the general public, tourists, as well as families and groups of friends to take part in all activities free of charge throughout the 12 days of the event.

Enjoy Music and Mind-Healing Artworks

Within the event area, there will be musical performances by more than 46 renowned artists rotating to provide entertainment each evening. The musical genres presented are diverse to suit every preference, ranging from contemporary Orchestra music, 70s to 80s hits, popular 90s songs, Luk Thung, Luk Krung and pop music through to lively Reggae rhythms. Artists set to take the stage include Tor Saksit, Moderndog, Ice Saranyu, Kob Songsit, Gun Napat, Gam Wichayanee, Suntaraporn Band, RASMEE Isan Soul and many more. Furthermore, on 21 October 2026, the event will be honoured by Princess Ubolratana, who will sing and visit the event.

In addition to listening to melodious music, attendees can walk around and engage closely with artworks in the park. The artworks on display include BOB The Nice Guy, ready to pass on positive energy to everyone; The Seed, which gives attendees the opportunity to design seeds according to their own feelings; and Sommarkz, which aims to send encouragement through ball art. Moreover, there are the Sound Experience and Grounding Therapy zones, which combine the sounds of nature with art to create a sensory experience that helps calm the mind and relieve fatigue from work.

Join Workshops and Relaxing Spaces at the Mini Stage

In the Mini Stage area, rotating activities are also held continuously for visitors to enjoy, whether Yoga classes, discussions in the Mindful Talk activity, Handpan musical performances, and rare Thai cultural performances such as Khon, Hun Lakhon Lek and Nora Chatri, as well as sets from contemporary DJs blending the musical rhythms of the Southeast Asian region together. Those who appreciate handicrafts can also take part in various workshops and D.I.Y. activities according to their interests, alongside free relaxing massage services available in limited numbers each day.

This TAT tourism campaign news is of particular interest to tourists and members of the general public looking for an evening relaxation spot in the heart of the city, as well as event organisers and hotel industry professionals who may find inspiration in applying the concepts of mental healing and art to their own future events.