FULL MOON PARTY IN THAILAND

A beach party in Haad Rin, on the island of Ko Pha-ngan, marked the beginning of the Full Moon festival in 1985. Every full moon, up to 30,000 people from all over the world come to the same beach for the celebrations. It's a night filled with music, art, dancing, beverages, and fireworks, providing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to party with high-spirited partygoers.

Full Moon Party, a one-of-a-kind event, is a must-do activity in Thailand because of its vibrant festival-like atmosphere, fantastic music, and free-flowing booze. After discovering Koh Phangan for viewing the most beautiful moon in Thailand, a group of visitors transformed Haad Rin's crescent-shaped beach into an outdoor party zone for celebrations in 1985. Following that, 10,000–30,000 people from all over the world gather each month to celebrate this iconic festival.

The party officially starts at dusk, when the round yellow moon rises above the white sand beach. Thousands of lamps are lit on the beach as the sun sets, creating a beautiful scenery. As the evening progresses, several DJs take turns on the decks, and the beach explodes in a dancing frenzy. Trance, techno, commercial dance, and reggae are all represented here.

Jugglers and fire eaters entertain the crowd, and spectacular fireworks display caps off the festive atmosphere throughout the night. After you've had your fill of music and dancing, you can unwind with a drink or snack from one of the many beach vendors. There are no boundaries or inhibitions at the party; just a great time with your loved ones is entertained here. It's pure bliss for anyone who enjoys partying the night away with drinks, food, and music.

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Highlights

• The Full Moon Party has grown into a global phenomenon, but the setting, the crescent-shaped Haad Rin Beach on Thailand's Phangan Island, has stayed constant since its inception.
• Over a dozen powerful sound systems and thousands of lighting transform the 800-meter beach into an open-air club.
• Due to its electric ambiance, foot-tapping music, and high alcohol content, it attracts up to 30,000 partygoers from around the world.
• People congregate on the beach to party all night into the morning in the light of the Earth's nearest cosmic neighbor, the moon.
• According to Full Moon Party tradition, partygoers must cover themselves in neon body paint and surround themselves with UV strip lights to make swing bodies shine and glow at night.
• DJs from across the world spin everything from dubstep, drum and bass, trance, technology, hip-hop, house, rock, and pop to reggae, energizing and invigorating the crowd.