Music and sea breezes at the Krabi Naga Fest

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Music and sea breezes at the Krabi Naga Fest

 

Photo: Krabi Naga Fest 2018
 

The Krabi private and public sector in conjunction with the Tourism Authority of Thailand is holding the Krabi Naga Fest 2019 from March 1-3 on Khlong Muang Beach in Mueang District, Krabi.

 

Under the theme of ‘Breezing Beach & Music’, the event’s three-day programme offers festival goers a wide variety of activities to enjoy including performances by well-known pop-jazz musicians and singers, cultural shows, street shows and a local product fair. Fresh seafood and other local cuisine will be available throughout the event, produced by the area’s four- and five-star hotels and resorts.

 

The Krabi Naga Fest 2019 takes place from 17.00-24.00 hrs daily and entrance is free.

 

For more information, please contact the TAT Krabi Office on Tel. 07562 2163 or e-mail: [email protected]

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/Travel_log/30364705

 

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[alation]

Sounds great Im there or am I 

[seahorse]

No mention of what Naga refers to. 

[aonangkrabi]

1 hour ago, seahorse said:

No mention of what Naga refers to. 

It is named after Naga mountain that towers over Khlong Muang. There is a nice and easy mountain trail going to the top at 500 m altitude. Many festival attendants make that trip to enjoy the magnificent view. Naga (pronounce Naak) is some sea goddess.

[seahorse]

11 hours ago, aonangkrabi said:

It is named after Naga mountain that towers over Khlong Muang. There is a nice and easy mountain trail going to the top at 500 m altitude. Many festival attendants make that trip to enjoy the magnificent view. Naga (pronounce Naak) is some sea goddess.

Is it too much to expect the writer of this article to mention the purpose of the festival? 

[Prairieboy]

On 2/25/2019 at 1:06 PM, seahorse said:

No mention of what Naga refers to. 

na·ga¹

Dictionary result for naga

/ˈnäɡə/

noun

noun: naga; plural noun: nagas

1. (in Indian mythology) a member of a semidivine race, part human, part cobra in form, associated with water and sometimes with mystical initiation.