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| Thailands Festivals and Celebrations Thailand's Festivals and Celebrations From the wet & wild Thai New Year known as SongKran, to the more traditional annual Thai festivals of Loy Krathong, Chakri Day, Coronation Day, FireBalls in Nongkhai, rocket festivals in Issan to the Buffalo races in Chonburi and the Elephant round up in Surin. From local Wat festivals to national celebrations, all you experiences with Thailand holidays, ceremonies, festivals and annual events can be found here. Been to a Thai Wedding, Funeral or other Buddhist ceremony? Let us see. Your photos, youtube videos and comments are welcomed. |
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| The Dog  Last Online: Today 11:21 AM Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Pattaya Jomtien
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   | Bang Saen Songkran Festival.  On Thursday Morning we travelled to Bang Sean Beach which is located 40kms outside of Pattaya in the direction of Bangkok to witness a Sand Castle Competition with a difference. As part of their local Songkran Festivities, every year the competition is held on the Beach and teams compete against each other to produce the most spectacular sand castle. From what we saw, the sand castles were extremely impressive and teams used techniques such as baking the sand to ensure their castle did not fall. This is part of the Bang Saen Songran Festivities being held on the beach which culminates on Friday. Pattaya One News
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