All the pictures as festival brings magic of Thailand to city park
Singer Pin Loonsai and trader Alice Lord at the Magic of Thai Festival - Credit: Jess Coppins
A city park was transformed into a Bangkok bonanza as the Magic of Thailand Festival rolled into Eaton Park.
Thousands of people flocked to the Norwich park over the weekend to enjoy the vast and varied offering of the travelling festival.
The event saw all aspects of the Asian country showcased, from its unmistakable food and drinks offerings to martial arts and even ladyboys.
Organiser Jackie Winitkun said: "It's been amazing. We love bringing Thailand to Norwich and had such a very warm welcome.
"I think people really enjoy what we bring here - the Thai culture, Thai food and Thai smiles."
There was a whole array of activities for the whole family, including traditional wooden toy-making workshops and fairground rides.
And a highlight also saw visitors challenged to try weird and wonderful foods in the ever-popular 'I'm British, Get Me Out of Here' eating competition.
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It was the third time the event had been held in Norwich, with the 2020 event postponed.