The 8th International Ganesh Festival – Bangkok 2026 is set to bring together devotion, Indian culture, music, community service and spiritual traditions on 19–20 September 2026 at ITCC Function Hall, Sathorn Soi 1, Bangkok.
Organised as a celebration of faith and cultural connection, the two-day festival will feature Ganesh Puja rituals, Aarti, Hari Kirtan, a painting competition, an opening ceremony, devotional cultural performances, Seva activities and ceremonial rituals.
The festival is expected to provide an opportunity for the Thai-Indian community and visitors to come together and celebrate Lord Ganesha while experiencing Indian cultural traditions in Bangkok.
8th International Ganesh Festival Bangkok 2026: Event Details
- Event: 8th International Ganesh Festival – Bangkok 2026
- Date: 19–20 September 2026
- Venue: ITCC Function Hall
- Location: Sathorn Soi 1, Bangkok
- Day 1: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
- Day 2: 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
Day 1 Program – 19 September 2026
The first day will begin with the Sthapna Puja, followed by a series of religious, cultural and community activities.
10:00 AM–12:30 PM – Sthapna Puja
The festival will begin with the Sthapna Puja, marking the ceremonial establishment and worship of Lord Ganesha.
12:30 PM–1:00 PM – Aarti and Prasad
Devotees will participate in Aarti followed by the distribution of Prasad.
1:00 PM–1:30 PM – Special Puja by Guests
A special Puja will be conducted with invited guests participating in the auspicious proceedings.
1:30 PM–2:30 PM – Hari Kirtan / On-site Painting Competition
The afternoon will feature Hari Kirtan alongside an on-site painting competition, bringing together devotion and creativity.
2:30 PM–3:00 PM – Ganesh Puja by VIP Guests
VIP guests will participate in a special Ganesh Puja.
3:00 PM–3:30 PM – Opening Ceremony and Awards
The official opening ceremony will take place at 3:00 PM, followed by an awards presentation.
3:30 PM–5:30 PM – Devotional Cultural Program
The festival will continue with a two-hour devotional cultural program featuring performances celebrating faith, music and Indian cultural traditions.
5:30 PM–6:00 PM – Aarti, Prasad and High Tea
The first day will conclude with Aarti, Prasad and High Tea for attendees.
Day 2 Program – 20 September 2026
The second day will focus on Ganesh Puja rituals, community Seva and the concluding ceremonial activities.
10:00 AM–11:30 AM – Ganesh Puja Rituals
The day will begin with traditional Ganesh Puja rituals and prayers.
11:30 AM–12:30 PM – Sewa Activities
Community Seva activities will form an important part of the second day’s program, reflecting the festival’s emphasis on service and community participation.
12:30 PM–1:00 PM – Special Puja by Guests
Invited guests will participate in a special Puja.
1:00 PM–2:00 PM – Ceremonial Good Bye Rituals
The festival will conclude with ceremonial farewell rituals, marking the end of the two-day celebration.
Celebrating Faith and India-Thailand Cultural Connections
The International Ganesh Festival in Bangkok is more than a religious gathering. It also provides a platform for cultural exchange and community participation.
With Thailand and India sharing longstanding cultural and historical connections, celebrations such as this create opportunities for people from different backgrounds to experience Indian traditions, devotional practices and community activities together.
The festival’s combination of religious ceremonies, cultural performances, creative activities and Seva reflects the diverse ways in which communities come together during Ganesh celebrations.
A Two-Day Celebration in Bangkok
From the opening Sthapna Puja on 19 September to the concluding ceremonial rituals on 20 September, the 8th International Ganesh Festival – Bangkok 2026 offers a structured program for devotees, families, community members and visitors.
The event will take place at ITCC Function Hall in Sathorn, making it accessible to people living in and visiting Bangkok.
Visitors are encouraged to check the official event communications for any program updates before attending.
🙏 Ganpati Bappa Morya!
