Thailand festivals

Diwali Festival, Chiang-Mai, Thailand

Loy Krathong is a traditional festival in Thailand and involves releasing floating lanterns named krathongs into rivers and waterways to honor the water goddess and Buddha.Sukhothai is one of the best places to experience the festival because it is the birthplace of the festival and holds the most prominent celebration, lasting for several days and nights.The meaning of Loi Krathong in Thailand: 'Loi' or 'Loy' means to float, and a 'Krathong' is a tiny raft, float, or basket.&nbsp

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Welcome to Thailand, known for its vibrant culture and festivals. From Songkran to Yi Peng, there's always something new to experience. Join us as we explore top festivals in Thailand, from Loy Krathong to Makha Bucha and more. Learn about their customs and meanings. #ThailandFestivals #VibrantCulture #ExperienceThailand

Photo about Songkran festival, people go to the temple and splash the water to eachother for celebration. Image of year, water, buddhist - 38787944

Explore romantic Thailand during the Lantern Festival. Start in Bangkok, discover cultural Sukhothai, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai, and relax in Phuket.

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Experience Thailand's enchanting Loi Krathong Festival! This stunning event showcases vibrant Thai customs, including lantern releases and krathong floatings, in Sukhothai, Chiang Mai, Ayutthaya, and Bangkok on the full moon night in November. Don't miss this celebration of Thai culture and heritage. #LoiKrathongFestival #ThaiCultureCelebration #NovemberFestivities

In November 2018, we had the unforgettable experience of witnessing the awe-inspiring Yi Peng Lantern Festival in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Yi Peng is a traditional festival celebrated on the full moon of the second month of the Thai lunar calendar. It is a time for paying homage to Buddha and making merit. The highlight of the festival was when the city transformed into a celestial wonderland as monks, locals and visitors alike released lanterns and krathongs, creating a breathtaking scene.