Skip the Line The Khum Khan Toke Dinner and Show Ticket

Skip the Line The Khum Khan Toke Dinner and Show Ticket

Be touched by a new experience with a most specular and fabulous classical performing arts show in Chiang Mai

Visit: Khum Khantoke, 139 หมู่ 4 ต Tambon Nong Pa Khrang, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50000, Thailand

Be touched by a new experience with a most specular and fabulous classical performing arts show in Chiang Mai.

The Cultural Dance Show will take you deep into the history of Thailand through 8 different cultural dance
Khantoke Parade
This is a welcome dance and its used to greet and welcome the guests and in the past, this dance was performed to welcome the honoured guests or VIP to the city.

The Dances
Kingkala
This performance from the Mae Hong Son province is about animal legends.

War Dance
With a drum, Glong Sa-bud Chai was performed in ancient times. The beating sound of the drums was a motivation for the soldiers and today all parts of the performer's body beat on the drums, making the show exciting.

Dararatsamee Princess
Jao Dararatsamee is the Lanna princess and being the roles models in Lanna cultural and tradition reservation This performance is for our remembrance to her.

Khone
"Hanuman chases Nang Suphunamucha" Episode is an episode from Ramakian, the greatest Thai literary work, influenced by the Indian literary work “Ramayana”. This episode is based on a story of a brave and skilled soldier of Rama, Hanuman, who was attacking Lanka city, but got obstructed by Nang Suphunamucha. She blocked his route to Lanka city with rocks and so he chased her with the intention to kill her. However, when he finally met her, he changed his mind.

Sword Dance
This dance demonstrates how the Lanna people defended themselves using swords. This dance is harmonization of rapid and gentle movements.

Nattayaranasiam
This performance shows the art of Thai fighting which inherits from Thai ancestor and being Thai identity. This art of Thai fighting is very famous for all over the world.

Sueng Ka-pho
Ka-pho means coconut shell (Ka-la) used in the North-eastern part of Thailand. The dance demonstrates the pleasantry between young people by using Ka-la as a performance instrument. The sound made from the coconut shells makes the dance exciting.

Ram Wong
This dance originated from the central countryside of Thailand, before World War II. Although the dance doesn't look complicated, it portrays the unique pureness