Full Moon Party Thailand
Koh PhaNgan

The full Moon Party on Haad Rin Beach is huge with thousands of people (up to 30 000). It`s a very popular event on Koh Pha Ngan.

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Full Moon Party Thailand -- image credit: blog.ratestogo.com

The party atmosphere is definitely there!

The DJ`s play different music: techno, pop, reggae, trance, drum and bass...

The music satisfies everybody and you can dance to different music from deck to deck.

And on top of that, there are fire shows going on!

Hungry?

If you get hungry, buy food from food vendors at the beach.

Want a nap from all the dancing?

If you get tired, they even have a nap area! But be careful with your belongings..

But I`ll be honest with you...


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Full Moon Party Thailand -- image credit: flickr.com

Some will find the Full Moon Parties as too large, and we only saw trash and bottles floating near the shoreline, so it wasn`t cool to dance in the water.

And we met some girls who stepped on pieces of glasses on the beach -- they had to end their night early!

Not to mention, the full moon party was so big that I lost my friends a couple of times.

The only bad thing I have on the music, is how they set up the decks.

Even if we were at the Reggae deck, we could easily hear the music from the House deck close by. The different music was coming from every corner and it was just annoying. I thought I was going to get a heart attack.

But it`s still an event you have to try once, to find out if you like it or not...!

Here`s the schedule for Full Moon Parties.

You're done with Full Moon Party Thailand, where do you want to go next?

Back to Koh Pha Ngan?

Ready for the HALF Moon Party?

Heading for Thong Nai Pan Yai Beach and the parties there?

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