Thailand water festival

Discover the magical Loy Krathong Lantern Festival 2022 in Sukhothai and Chiang Mai's Yi Peng Lantern Festival with Kids English Thailand. Learn about the significance of the festival and how it is celebrated, including the Loy Krathong parade, traditional costumes, and floating lanterns.

As one of the most vibrant and cherished festivals in Thailand, Songkran marks the traditional Thai New Year with joyous celebrations and water-filled festivities. If you're planning to join in the fun, dressing appropriately can enhance your experience and ensure you're comfortable throughout the festivities. Here are some tips on what to wear for Songkran Festival: • Lightweight Clothing: With temperatures soaring during April, opting for lightweight, breathable fabrics is essential…

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

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Songkran festival is the moment of the year everybody waits for. There are a few things that tourists should know (Songkran Water Festival Do’s and Dont’s)

Welcome to the vibrant and exciting world of Songkran, also known as the Thai Water Festival! This traditional festival, celebrated from April 13 to 15 every year in Thailand, is a time for people to show gratitude and respect for their elders and ancestors, while also welcoming the new year and the monsoon season. But Songkran is not just about rituals and traditions – it's also a time for fun and cooling off from the scorching heat of summer. The highlight of the festival is the…

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Quite possibly the craziest of all national New Year traditions, Songkran, the water splashing festival of Thailand, is nowadays well-known in Europe as well. Some places - at least some clubs, if not entire towns - have even tried to replicate it. In Thailand, it's sheer madness. The whole country turns into one giant aquatic free-for-all, making traveling unrealistic. Streets and highways become impassable, and wherever you go, someone will soon turn a bucket of water over your head. A car…

Tips on how to survive Thailand's most fun water fight festival - what to pack and what to watch out for.