The procession will travel along Sukhumvit Road, starting from the Phrom Phong junction and finish at the Pathum Wan intersection, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

The processions will have six parts: the first parade will showcase the Amazing Songkran 2017 symbol with a show titled “Amazing Blossoming of Siam”.

The second parade will focus on the legend of the Songkran Goddess, who is named differently depending on the day Songkran falls each year. This year, the Thursday lady will be called “Kirini Devi”, who carries a hook and a bow, rides on an elephant, and wears Magnolia in her ears.

The third parade will highlight with flowers Songkran myths and traditions from five regions. The parade involves the Southern region’s Torch Ginger Flower, the Central region’s Jasmine and Champak, the Eastern region’s Marigold, the Northeastern region’s Golden Shower and the Northern region’s Bustard Teak.

The fourth parade will focus on green Songkran by IRPC Pcl, featuring decorated electric cars and “the earth of green Songkran show”.

The fifth parade will highlight the Songkran traditions of Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar, to strengthen ties and reveal the shared cultures between Thailand and these neighbouring countries.

The sixth part will showcase distinctive local cars from many parts of Thailand.

People can also enjoy the “Amazing Songkran Experience” event at the Benjasiri Park from Saturday until April 13, from noon until 8pm. The event, divided into four zones, will showcase local experiences and cuisine as well as some fascinating Sonkran traditions from every part of Thailand.