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Based on 6 verified sources covering Thailand:

CHIANG RAI – The city of Chiang Rai marked a major milestone on Monday, January 26, 2569 (2026), celebrating 764 years since its founding with a full day of ceremonies and cultural performances. [1]

Chiang Mai and Kengtung in Myanmar have had a close and complicated relationship for over seven centuries. [2]

CHIANG RAI, Thailand – Fall in Love with Chiang Rai’s Lights at the Heart Light Festival! Experience magical nights filled with warm lights and charm [3]

The Amazing Muay Thai Festival will be held from 2 to 6 February 2023 to promote Muay Thai boxing as part of the national heritage and a world-famous element of Thai culture. [4]

Amari Pattaya Resident Manager Richard Gamlin (3rd right) and his lovely assistants welcome Thailand’s King of Dance, Jetrin Wattanasin, a.k.a. “J Jetrin” (3rd left) to the resort who performed at a concert held at the resort recently. [5]

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