Enjoy performances from Lisa and other global stars at ICONSIAM this year’s end

Celebrate the New Year in style at ICONSIAM, the iconic riverside destination along the Chao Phraya River, with the Amazing Thailand Countdown 2025. This spectacular event, set for December 29-31, 2024, promises to showcase the best of Thailand to a global audience of over 30 million.

A Star Studded Team Up

A collaboration between Siam Piwat, Charoen Pokphand Group (CP), and Magnolia Quality Development (MQDC), ICONSIAM is aiming to solidify Thailand’s status as one of the top global countdown destinations. This year’s countdown promises to be an unforgettable experience, featuring the longest fireworks display along the river, spanning over 1,400 metres.

Moreover, these eco-friendly fireworks will be accompanied by live performances from top Thai and international artists. It will include, amongst others, a highly anticipated solo performance by global Thai icon, Lisa Lalisa Manobal, a rapper, singer, and dancer who has brought international fame to Thailand and Korea.

A Global Hit

Her performance, along with appearances by 60 other artists, will make this a once-in-a-lifetime celebration. The event has garnered international attention and is expected to be broadcast worldwide. ICONSIAM’s commitment to blending Thailand’s rich heritage with modern sophistication ensures a celebration that is both culturally meaningful and globally appealing.

With the backing of the Tourism Authority of Thailand and other public and private sector partners, this grand countdown will not only boost Thailand’s tourism but also contribute to the country’s economy by attracting millions of visitors.

A Perfect Night

For those attending, the ONESIAM Global Visitor Card enhances the experience, offering exclusive privileges such as discounts, and access to premium amenities like free Wi-Fi and the Tourist Lounge. The card also unlocks discounts at various attractions and dining spots, making it the perfect companion for exploring ICONSIAM and the Siam Piwat ecosystem.