BIGGEST EVER CHONBURI FLOWER FESTIVAL
A flowering and ornamental plants festival is to be held on 16-25 January at an area in front of the Chonburi City Hall. This event is bigger than any other flower festival held in past years and will have more contest activities than any other such event in Thailand, so it is sure to bring many tourists to Chonburi.
The purposes of this festival are to connect businesses, plus the education of agriculturalists and government sectors. Other aims are to support the producers and plant breeders in adjustments for equality in domestic and oversea markets. Further objectives include support in selling product and broaden domestic and overseas markets, and to maximize student’s experience in preparation for choosing an agricultural job.

The Governor of Chonburi Mr. Surapol Pongtadsirikul stated that The Chonburi Flowering And Ornamental Plants Club and Chonburi Provincial Administrative Organization, are inviting all people to attend this flowering and ornamental plants festival, otherwise known as the “3rd Of Prueksa Tawan – Oak” Among the scores of contests are presentations for single multiple, tray and hanging container divisions for orchids, flowers, ferns, and fruit, plus this will also include rare species of plants, sculptured kitchen gardens and even Siam Bonsai. There are competition grades for everyone from high school students up to professionals in the horticultural industry, plus a seminar in the layering of flowering and ornamental plants and flower arrangement in containers, which is a very important part of the export industry.
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