Top Thai Brands 2025 Exhibition Brings Thailand’s Best to Lalitpur

Lalitpur – The much-anticipated “Top Thai Brands 2025” exhibition officially opened at The Plaza, Lalitpur, offering Nepalese visitors a colorful blend of trade, culture, and tradition from Thailand. The three-day showcase, which began on Friday, has quickly drawn enthusiastic crowds eager to explore Thai products, performances, and experiences.

Organized by the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP), Ministry of Commerce, Thailand, through the Thai Trade Center in New Delhi, the event highlights the growing partnership between Nepal and Thailand in both cultural and economic spheres.

The exhibition features 20 renowned Thai companies across six diverse sectors: fashion and jewelry, food and beverages, health and beauty, home décor, pet products, and spa items. Stalls are buzzing with activity as visitors browse everything from stylish apparel and exquisite handicrafts to authentic Thai snacks, wellness products, and decorative pieces.

But the exhibition goes far beyond trade. Visitors are treated to a lively program of Thai cultural performances, traditional dance, and music, along with interactive sessions such as cooking demonstrations and cultural workshops. A special attraction is the Thai massage experience, giving guests a taste of Thailand’s world-famous wellness traditions, while food stalls offer a chance to savor authentic Thai cuisine.

The event has been organized in collaboration with the Royal Thai Embassy in Kathmandu, aiming to not only strengthen business ties but also foster greater people-to-people connection between the two countries.

Entry is free of charge, and the exhibition will run until today (Sunday, August 31, 2025). Organizers say the response so far has been overwhelming, with participation from both curious consumers and representatives of Nepal’s business community.

With its vibrant mix of commerce and culture, Top Thai Brands 2025 is more than just an exhibition, it is a celebration of friendship and exchange between Nepal and Thailand.