A city park was transformed into a Bangkok bonanza as the Magic of Thailand Festival rolled into Eaton Park.

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Eastern Daily Press: Magic of Thailand Festival in Eaton Park, NorwichMagic of Thailand Festival in Eaton Park, Norwich (Image: Archant)

Thousands of people flocked to the Norwich park over the weekend to enjoy the vast and varied offering of the travelling festival.

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The event saw all aspects of the Asian country showcased, from its unmistakable food and drinks offerings to martial arts and even ladyboys.

Eastern Daily Press: Magic of Thailand Festival in Eaton Park, NorwichMagic of Thailand Festival in Eaton Park, Norwich (Image: Archant)

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."

Eastern Daily Press: Magic of Thailand Festival in Eaton Park, NorwichMagic of Thailand Festival in Eaton Park, Norwich (Image: Archant)

There was a whole array of activities for the whole family, including traditional wooden toy-making workshops and fairground rides.

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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.

Eastern Daily Press: Magic of Thailand Festival in Eaton Park, NorwichMagic of Thailand Festival in Eaton Park, Norwich (Image: Archant)

It was the third time the event had been held in Norwich, with the 2020 event postponed.