Ratchaburi Tourism Fair

Ratchaburi Tourism Fair is held every year during February–March on the ground of the City Hall.

Activities include demonstrations of famous handicrafts, such as jar making and "Sin Tin Chok" cloth weaving, the selling of OTOP products and agricultural produce, and folk art and cultural performances by local tribal groups.

Sweet Grapes Week Fair

Sweet Grapes Week Fair is held around March–April of every year to introduce agricultural produce to the market.

Damnoen Saduak Grape is famous for its sweetness and good taste.

This fair features the beauty contest of Thida A-ngun Wan and the competition of quality agricultural products.

Ratchaburi China Town

The celebration of the Chinese New Year remains the most important of annual festivals on the Chinese lunar calendar observed in the various regions of Thailand.

Khao Ho or Ang Mi Thong Festival

Khao Ho or Ang Mi Thong Festival is the blessing ceremony for happiness and longevity in life.

Normally, this ceremony is often held on the full moon day of the ninth lunar month.

In the ceremony, people boil “Khao Ho” which is sticky rice moulded and wrapped in a cone shape.

On the day they boil Khao Ho, the Su Khwan Ceremony will be held, too. It starts with poking a wooden plate and blowing a Khaen for entertainment; then the elders in each family will tie red threads on the children’s wrists and give a blessing for good luck.