Songkran is the most popular holiday widely observed and participated even by foreign tourists. Over time the Songkran social aspect has come to be as prominent as its cultural and traditional aspects, its playful atmosphere is enhanced by the fun-filled “water war”, and various forms of delightful, colorful local performances,
Despite the great age of the events of Maka Bucha, (Buddha was teaching over 2,500 years ago) this day only became a holiday in Thailand in 1957. Prior to 1957, the third lunar month was celebrated as a Buddhist Holy Day. In Thailand, the sale of alcohol is banned on
Songkran is the most popular holiday widely observed and participated even by foreign tourists. Over time the Songkran social aspect has come to be as prominent as its cultural and traditional aspects, its playful atmosphere is enhanced by the fun-filled “water war”, and various forms of delightful, colorful local performances,
Visaka Bucha Day is a time for spiritual renewal and self-reflection for Buddhists. It is an opportunity to deepen their understanding of the Dharma and practice generosity, compassion, and mindfulness. During Visaka Bucha Day, Buddhists may engage in meditation, chanting, and other spiritual practices to connect with the teachings of