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Thai family sprinkles sand and place vibrant color paper flags tied to branches on a traditional wicker topped sand castle on the last day of the famous Thai Buddhist New Year Songkran festival, at a local Buddhist temple in Northern Thailand. Thai family sprinkles sand and place vibrant color paper flags tied to branches on a traditional wicker topped sand castle on the last day of the famous Thai Buddhist New Year Songkran festival, at a local Buddhist temple in Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province, Northern Thailand. The traditional Thai Buddhist New Year festival is locally called Songkran, it is normally held from the 13th to the 15th of April each year. This is the main and longest festival in Thailand and can last longer than just the three days in different parts of the country, especially in Northern Thailand. The 15th is normally a special day within the festival where families get together and offer food and offerings to Buddhist monks at Thai temples nationwide to honor family members who have passed away, they also traditionally place colorful flags on a mound of sand in a special area designated by the temple and sprinkle grains of sand that they have collected earlier. thai family songkran stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images
Thai family sprinkles sand and place vibrant color paper flags tied to branches on a traditional wicker topped sand castle on the last day of the famous Thai Buddhist New Year Songkran festival, at a local Buddhist temple in Northern Thailand. Thai family sprinkles sand and place vibrant color paper flags tied to branches on a traditional wicker topped sand castle on the last day of the famous Thai Buddhist New Year Songkran festival, at a local Buddhist temple in Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province, Northern Thailand. The traditional Thai Buddhist New Year festival is locally called Songkran, it is normally held from the 13th to the 15th of April each year. This is the main and longest festival in Thailand and can last longer than just the three days in different parts of the country, especially in Northern Thailand. The 15th is normally a special day within the festival where families get together and offer food and offerings to Buddhist monks at Thai temples nationwide to honor family members who have passed away, they also traditionally place colorful flags on a mound of sand in a special area designated by the temple and sprinkle grains of sand that they have collected earlier. thai family songkran stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

Thai family sprinkles sand and place vibrant color paper flags tied to branches on a traditional wicker topped sand castle on the last day of the famous Thai Buddhist New Year Songkran festival, at a local Buddhist temple in Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province, Northern Thailand. The traditional Thai Buddhist New Year festival is locally called Songkran, it is normally held from the 13th to the 15th of April each year. This is the main and longest festival in Thailand and can last longer than just the three days in different parts of the country, especially in Northern Thailand. The 15th is normally a special day within the festival where families get together and offer food and offerings to Buddhist monks at Thai temples nationwide to honor family members who have passed away, they also traditionally place colorful flags on a mound of sand in a special area designated by the temple and sprinkle grains of sand that they have collected earlier.

Thai family sprinkles sand and place vibrant color paper flags tied to branches on a traditional wicker topped sand castle on the last day of the famous Thai Buddhist New Year Songkran festival, at a local Buddhist temple in Northern Thailand. Thai family sprinkles sand and place vibrant color paper flags tied to branches on a traditional wicker topped sand castle on the last day of the famous Thai Buddhist New Year Songkran festival, at a local Buddhist temple in Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province, Northern Thailand. The traditional Thai Buddhist New Year festival is locally called Songkran, it is normally held from the 13th to the 15th of April each year. This is the main and longest festival in Thailand and can last longer than just the three days in different parts of the country, especially in Northern Thailand. The 15th is normally a special day within the festival where families get together and offer food and offerings to Buddhist monks at Thai temples nationwide to honor family members who have passed away, they also traditionally place colorful flags on a mound of sand in a special area designated by the temple and sprinkle grains of sand that they have collected earlier. thai family songkran stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images
Thai family sprinkles sand and place vibrant color paper flags tied to branches on a traditional wicker topped sand castle on the last day of the famous Thai Buddhist New Year Songkran festival, at a local Buddhist temple in Northern Thailand. Thai family sprinkles sand and place vibrant color paper flags tied to branches on a traditional wicker topped sand castle on the last day of the famous Thai Buddhist New Year Songkran festival, at a local Buddhist temple in Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province, Northern Thailand. The traditional Thai Buddhist New Year festival is locally called Songkran, it is normally held from the 13th to the 15th of April each year. This is the main and longest festival in Thailand and can last longer than just the three days in different parts of the country, especially in Northern Thailand. The 15th is normally a special day within the festival where families get together and offer food and offerings to Buddhist monks at Thai temples nationwide to honor family members who have passed away, they also traditionally place colorful flags on a mound of sand in a special area designated by the temple and sprinkle grains of sand that they have collected earlier. thai family songkran stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

Thai family sprinkles sand and place vibrant color paper flags tied to branches on a traditional wicker topped sand castle on the last day of the famous Thai Buddhist New Year Songkran festival, at a local Buddhist temple in Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province, Northern Thailand. The traditional Thai Buddhist New Year festival is locally called Songkran, it is normally held from the 13th to the 15th of April each year. This is the main and longest festival in Thailand and can last longer than just the three days in different parts of the country, especially in Northern Thailand. The 15th is normally a special day within the festival where families get together and offer food and offerings to Buddhist monks at Thai temples nationwide to honor family members who have passed away, they also traditionally place colorful flags on a mound of sand in a special area designated by the temple and sprinkle grains of sand that they have collected earlier.

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