‘Tis the season to get out and see the beautiful, twinkling light displays all over the Beehive state. There’s one display that was recently featured on the TV show “Great Christmas Light Fight: Season 8 Heavyweight Edition,” as one of the best in the entire country: Thanksgiving Point’s Luminaria. If you’ve never seen this stunning display, this is the year to go!

For an absolutely magical holiday experience, head to Thanksgiving Point. Every year, Ashton Gardens transforms into Luminaria - a wonderland of twinkling lights and luminaries.

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Stroll through the gardens to see the trees decked out in colorful, glowing lights.

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Bundle up and give yourself about an hour and a half to see it all. During your exploration, grab some hot chocolate and a snack to nibble along the way.

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Remember the reason for the season when you visit the nativity scene, then make your way into the Light of the World Garden, which includes 35 bronze sculptures depicting parts of the New Testament.

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The huge, 120-foot-tall tree marks the spot for the incredible light show that is Luminaria. The 40-foot hill is covered with 6,500 luminaries that light up in different colors as they create patterns of waves, swirls, and even flying reindeer. Holiday music accompanies this incredible light show.

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While you’re basking in the beauty of the holiday lights, you’ll also enjoy warming tents, communal fire pits, a gingerbread house display, dining, gift shops, and more, sprinkled throughout the venue.

Thanksgiving Point Luminaria runs from November 20th through January 2nd. Purchase your tickets in advance online soon - these tickets sell out fast!

Have you visited Thanksgiving Point to see Luminaria? Tell our readers about your experience in the comments.

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Luminaria runs from November 20th through January 2nd. Purchase your tickets in advance online soon - these tickets sell out fast!

If you’re looking for more Christmas lights, you’ll want to hop in the car and head to Willard Bay State Park to see Fantasy at the Bay.

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Address: Thanksgiving Point, 3003 N Thanksgiving Way, Lehi, UT 84043, USA