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Agenda: Thailand festivals and events in July 2024

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Posted in Calendar, Sights, Events and festivals, festivals
Tags: Asahna Bucha Day, Khao Phansa Festival

July 3, 2024

In July 2024, Thailand will celebrate two important Buddhist holidays, Asanha Bucha and Khao Phansa. In addition, numerous other events take place, such as the Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival, the Phi Ta Khon Festival, and the Amazing Food Festival. From music festivals to sporting events, this month offers a rich mix of cultural and culinary experiences. Discover all the highlights.

Buddhist Lent: The Khao Phansa Festival in Ubon Ratchathani (Video)

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Posted in Calendar, Sights, Buddhism, festivals, thai tips
Tags: Khao Phansa Festival, Ubon Ratchathani, Lent, Video

February 5 2018

Every year in Ubon Ratchathani, the beginning of the Khao Phansa (the Candle Festival), also known as Buddhist Lent, is celebrated. This is a three month period when the monks retreat to the temples to learn about Buddha's Enlightenment. This year, Khao Phansa Day is celebrated on July 28.

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Agenda: Thailand festivals and events in July 2024

Buddhist Lent: The Khao Phansa Festival in Ubon Ratchathani (Video)