Songkran is a luxury festival landing page template built for immersive Thai New Year travel experiences. It follows a single-column scroll flow with a three-day itinerary timeline, a full-viewport portrait header, and a Northern Lights color palette. The design moves from sacred stillness to euphoric celebration, guiding well-traveled couples toward a confident booking decision.
by Rocket studio
Songkran is a Luxe Minimal landing page template designed for a curated Thai New Year festival tour. The single-column layout unfolds as a dawn-to-midnight journey across three days, with a full-viewport portrait header, a gradient color system inspired by the Northern Lights, and a gold-accented booking form built to convert interested visitors into committed guests.
This template is built for boutique travel operators, luxury tour curators, and festival experience brands targeting well-traveled adult couples. It suits anyone selling a premium, time-limited cultural experience where mood, ritual, and comfort are the core selling points.
Selling a once-a-year festival experience is hard when a generic travel page cannot match the emotional weight of the moment. Visitors who feel nothing scroll past. Visitors who feel something book. This template closes that gap by making the page itself feel like the festival.
You get a fully structured, single-column flow landing page designed specifically for a three-day Songkran Thai New Year tour. Every section, color choice, and call to action is aligned to one goal: turning a visitor's curiosity into a confirmed reservation.




Theme
Luxe Minimal
Creative direction
Seasonal/Moment
Color system
Northern Lights
Style
Single Column Flow
Direction
Booking/Scheduling
Page Sections
Full-viewport Editorial Header
Three-day Scroll Timeline
Dual Call-to-action Path
Pre-filled Booking Form
Northern Lights Gradient System
Seasonal Urgency Architecture
Can I change the travel dates in the booking form?
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Who is this template designed for?
This template ships with a focused set of design and conversion features drawn directly from the brief. Each one serves the single-column scroll experience.
A vertical portrait image fills the entire screen on load. Shot from below, the composition places one figure in white linen mid-drench against a deep indigo sky. A thin gold date stamp reads "April 13-15, 2025." The mood is fashion-editorial, not travel brochure.
The page unfolds as a chronological journey across three days. Each section is anchored by a single hour and a single sensory detail, moving from dawn temple blessings through afternoon street celebrations to midnight river ceremonies. The gradient shifts in teal and violet intensity mirror the festival's emotional arc.
The primary call to action, "Reserve Your Songkran," appears in ceremonial gold after the itinerary reveal and stays pinned to the bottom of the screen on scroll. A secondary option, "Hold My Spot for 48 Hours," gives hesitant visitors a low-commitment path that keeps them in the conversation.
The booking form arrives with travel dates already set to April 11 through 16. Guests select their room preference, either a riverside suite or an old-city villa, enter their party size, and then provide their name and email. The pre-fill reduces friction and speeds up the decision.
The palette uses deep twilight indigo, aurora violet, shimmering teal, and ceremonial gold. The gradient shifts as the visitor scrolls, moving from the stillness of the sacred morning sections toward the electric energy of the afternoon, then back to calm for the evening. Gold is reserved strictly for calls to action and sacred iconography.
Songkran happens once a year. The template is structured so the season itself becomes the deadline. The three-day timeline, the fixed April dates, and the pinned booking button work together to build urgency without resorting to countdown gimmicks or pressure tactics.
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Full-Viewport Header | Establish mood, date, and emotional entry point |
| Day One: Dawn | Open with morning temple blessing atmosphere |
| Day Two: Afternoon | Shift to celebratory street and rooftop energy |
| Day Three: Evening | Close the arc with river ceremony stillness |
| Itinerary Reveal | Present the full curated three-day program |
| Primary Booking Form | Capture reservation intent with pre-filled fields |
| Room Preference Module | Let guests choose riverside suite or old-city villa |
| Spot Hold Option | Convert hesitant browsers with a 48-hour hold |
| Pinned Booking Button | Keep the call to action visible throughout scroll |
The visual identity is built on a Luxe Minimal theme using the Northern Lights color system. The palette feels like looking up at the Chiang Mai sky the night before the festival, where electric color bleeds through darkness in a way that only happens once a year.
The single-column layout is a natural fit for portrait-orientation mobile screens. The vertical scroll flow maps directly to how people browse on a phone, and every section is designed to read and feel right without horizontal adaptation.
This template is built around one goal: turning a scroll into a booking. Every structural decision, from the pinned button to the pre-filled form, reduces the distance between interest and commitment.
This template sits at the intersection of Festival and Event Tourism within the broader Travel and Hospitality category. It is purpose-built for the Songkran Thai New Year niche and is designed to serve a single seasonal campaign rather than an evergreen travel catalog.