What Buddhist events are there in Thailand?

The "Loy Krathong Festival" held in November every year is a major Buddhist festival in Thailand. At this time, you will see lotus flowers and candles for worshiping gods, Kongming lanterns and firecrackers, as well as various novel water lanterns everywhere in the streets and temples. Legend has it that more than 800 years ago, during the full moon period on December 15th of the Thai calendar every year, people would hold a grand gathering and set off fireworks, and the whole country was in joy. At that time, there was a clever princess named Nopama in the dynasty. She folded a banana leaf into a lotus-shaped light boat, inserted flowers and incense candles, and placed it in the water to float in the wind to show her gratitude to the Buddha and the river god. The king liked it very much after seeing it, and ordered that water lanterns be made in every place during every Loy Krathong Festival in the future. From then on, every Loy Krathong festival, you will see the beautiful scenery of stars on the rivers in Thailand. During the Loy Krathong Festival, people will also hold a Krathong design competition, a Miss Kray Krathong beauty contest, and a costume parade.

Every year on November 9, a grand celebration is held in front of the "Erawan Buddha" in front of the Erawan Hotel in the center of Bangkok, Thailand. Because this day is the birthday of the Erawan God, people from all over the world come here to celebrate. In particular, many foreign celebrities and celebrities will come here as a pilgrim. The Royal Kading Ceremony held in Wat Arun every December is one of the important festivals of the Thai dynasty and is also the largest celebration of Wat Arun. Jinshan Temple also holds a grand Buddha ceremony at the end of November every year. This is the most grand Buddhist event held by Jinshan Temple every year.