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Thailand Goosebumps Festival 2022 - Bangkok

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First published at 14:08 UTC on June 1st, 2022.

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Lovers of Thai spooky tales and ghosts were given a chance to join the “Thailand Goosebumps Festival 2022” in Bangkok. The festival gave people a very rare look at the behind the scenes glimpse of the SRT train workshop.

The festival was organise…

The festival was organised by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and held at the Makkasan Train Factory from May 27 to 29.

People were able to participate in the festival from 3pm to 10pm with free admission.

At the festival, visitors were able to purchase amulets, make merit, take photographs of a 112-year-old train and taste many different Thai delicacies.

Visitors were able to participate in eerie games, dress in ghost costumes and play old traditional fair games.

The festival featured concerts by well-known Thai bands, including Indigo, Sprite and Paradox.

The rare look at some of the old steam trains along with the food and music was a great night out for Bangkok residents.

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