Wonderfruit returns to The Fields at Siam Country Club in Chonburi from 3 to 7 December 2026, unveiling a new 'Field Village' theme that combines music, art, wellness and regional cuisine with a focus on sustainability and experiential living.
Wonderfruit will return to The Fields at Siam Country Club in Chonburi from 3 to 7 December 2026, with organisers framing the 11th edition around a new theme, "Field Village", and a programme built around Mind, Nature and Sound. For travellers heading to Thailand in the cool season, it is one of the country’s more unusual large-scale events: part music festival, part art gathering, part wellness retreat, with food and landscape treated as part of the experience rather than a backdrop.
According to the festival’s announcement, this year’s line-up is set to stretch across live performance, installation art, workshops and communal dining. Early names include Tangerine Dream, Nubya Garcia, JakoJako, DJ Python, Jane Fitz, Nicolas Lutz and the Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band, alongside artists working in sound, performance and visual art. The event’s curators say the idea is to turn The Fields into a living village, with activities running through the day and into the night.
For visitors, the practical appeal is in the mix. Beyond the music, Wonderfruit is leaning into hands-on experiences such as herbal balm making, forest therapy, yoga, dance meditation and food workshops that highlight Thai and regional ingredients. The festival is also continuing its regenerative approach to the land, which may matter to travellers looking for a greener, more immersive alternative to a conventional concert weekend.
Ticket sales opened on 1 September, with early prices for the rest of the month set at THB 10,900 for a five-day pass and THB 9,500 for a weekend pass. Wonderfruit says it is also offering subsidised Intro Passes for first-time visitors, Youth Passes and Family Passes, though some categories require application and approval. For anyone considering the trip, the main takeaway is simple: this is an event that tends to sell on experience rather than line-up alone, and buying early is likely the best way to secure the lower fares.