Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya presided over the opening of “Tout à fait Thaï 2026 — Thai Festival in Paris”
On 3 October 2026, Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya presided over the opening of “Tout à fait Thaï 2026 — Thai Festival in Paris” at Parc de Bagatelle in Paris. Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labour, President of the Ministry of Interior Housewives Association, the Director-General of the Community Development Department, the Director-General of the Department of Employment, the Director-General of the Department of Information, the Governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, the Ambassador of Thailand to France together with officials of the Royal Thai Embassy, Team Thailand in France, and representatives of relevant agencies, were present to receive Her Royal Highness.
On this occasion, Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari visited the showcase of Thai textiles and handicrafts presented by the Support Arts and Crafts International Centre of Thailand (Public Organisation), or SACIT, together with Thai entrepreneurs selected by the Community Development Department, as well as Thai food stalls featured at the festival. During the visit, Her Royal Highness graciously interacted with Thai and international visitors attending the festival, much to the great delight and honour of all those present.
“Tout à fait Thaï 2026”, organised by the Royal Thai Embassy in Paris from 3–4 October 2026, offers the French public, visitors, the Thai community and Friends of Thailand an opportunity to experience the charm and diversity of Thailand through Thai cuisine, arts and culture, performances, music, Muay Thai, Thai textiles, handicrafts and contemporary entertainment. The festival also forms part of the celebrations marking the 170th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and France in 2026, with the aim of promoting greater understanding and closer ties between the peoples of the two countries through the richness of Thai culture, cuisine, arts and creativity.
On the first day of the festival, visitors experienced a blend of Thailand’s cultural heritage and contemporary cultural expressions through traditional Thai dance, demonstrations of traditional Muay Thai, Thai cooking demonstrations, and presentations of Thai textiles and handicrafts. The programme also featured performances by contemporary Thai artists, including “Boun–Prem” from GMMTV, “Q” from Flure, and “Leew Ajareeya”, as well as a DJ performance by “TukTuk Radio”. These activities created a lively atmosphere and offered visitors an opportunity to experience Thailand through both its traditional heritage and contemporary creativity.
“Tout à fait Thaï 2026” will continue for another day on 4 October 2026 at Parc de Bagatelle, with further cultural activities, performances and entertainment celebrating the diversity of Thailand.
Source: PR Thai Government
