Full Moon Party , Koh Phangan , Thailand

Ok, What's Full Moon Party?

Full Moon Party is tourists, both men and women together in fifteen nightfull moon. The villagers to sell beer, wine booth sell for tourist. TheSome shops classified as a pub. There are many small tables on the beach where you can sit down with your friends or meet new ones. You can order drinks and food from restaurants and bars next to the beach. A venue for dance , DJ's are making the crowd go wild.. Tourists dancing on the beach , moonlight shines amid the impact on the sea surface reflection. Some visitors reflective paint (UV colors)  to face , body and shirt and color will reflect the moonlight.

Full Moon Party Xmas 2010 Party Date
Friday 25, December 2010:
Christmas Party

Full Moon Party New Year 2011 Party Date
Thursday 31 December 2010:
New Year Party
Saturday 01 January 2011:
New Year's Day After Party 


Schedule Dates Full Moon Party 2011
Wednesday 19, January
Saturday 19, February
Saturday 19, March
Monday 18, April
Tuesday 17, May
Wednesday 15, June
Friday 15, July
Saturday 13, August
Monday 12, September
Tuesday 11, October
Thursday 10, November
Saturday 10, December
Sunday 25, December
Saturday 31, December



How to get Full Moon Party , Koh Phangan

TRAIN There is an efficient train service from Bangkok to the South of Thailand (southern line). The overnight sleeper trains are the best way to go. Check the latest prices and schedules via the service link on the website of The State Railway of Thailand. All trains stop in Suratthani, where you will be provided with a connecting bus to the ferry pier. The total trip by train and boat takes about 11 to 16 hours. A boat ticket to Koh Phangan and transport from the train station to the pier is usually included in the 'joint ticket'. If you do not have a joint ticket you can always buy a ticket for the boat at the pier.
BUS Taking a government bus from Bangkok is a good way to get to Koh Phangan. It offers a lot of leg space because it has less seats than the regular tourist buses (which are offered by travel agencies and TAT-agencies). The government bus will continue on the ferry to Koh Phangan so you can leave your luggage on the bus, saving you time and the hassle of changing transport. The government bus leaves from the Southern Bus Terminal in Bangkok, where you must also buy the ticket.