KATHMANDU, AUGUST 30

Dusit Princess Kathmandu has launched 'Thai Mahotsav,' a three-day cultural and culinary festival at its SOI Restaurant, running from August 29 to 31, every evening from 6 PM onwards.

The festival aims to bring the essence of Thailand to Kathmandu through an immersive experience of food, music, and dance. Guests can enjoy a specially curated menu of Thailand's most iconic dishes, prepared by skilled chefs, alongside traditional Thai performances and live music.

'Thai Mahotsav is more than just a festival-it is a cultural bridge that brings the spirit of Thailand to Kathmandu,' said Samir Banerjee, Cluster General Manager of Dusit Princess Kathmandu. 'Through food, music, and dance, we hope to create an experience that truly celebrates the timeless beauty of Thai tradition.'

With its combination of authentic cuisine and cultural performances, the festival offers visitors a chance to savor Thailand's rich heritage and hospitality without leaving Kathmandu.