To the Thais, Songkran is much more than just the water fight. You video captures Songkran from a Thai perspective, and this is what makes it different from most other videos on Songkran. Well done.
Those structures are sand pagoda or พระเจดีย์ทราย (pronounce pra-jay-dee-sai) This traditional is about people return sand (that might attach to feet or shoes from the temple) back to the temple to build something useful to Buddhism.
Great details that you shared, The first part is the one that tourist don't know. Second we will do with monk, Third we give older the water to apology in the past, After this we will go to play the water with friend. Most of tourist know only water play/fight (this part).
Hi Lung, Thank you for sharing your information with us. As you mentioned traditional celebration is not well known that is why I wanted to share it in my video. I am glad you liked it.
You know the real meaning of Songkran (Waterfight is for entertaining tourists and youngsters) These sand pagodas are often topped with colorful pennants or flags which may depict the animals of the Thai zodiac (horse, dog, monkey, snake etc.). (www.thaizer.com/thailand-photos/songkran-sand-pagodas).
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To the Thais, Songkran is much more than just the water fight. You video captures Songkran from a Thai perspective, and this is what makes it different from most other videos on Songkran. Well done.
Thank you for your nice comment. I am glad you liked it.
Love your video to presenting beautiful cultural traditions on Songkran Day
Thank you foe share enjoy and great vdo .welcome to thailand ka.
Thank you
A very nice edit of Songkran! Definitely one of the best I've seen
thank you :)
great vid,
waiting to see more next
Thank you Sam.
Sawasdee Pee Mai..Happy Songkran.......Thanks for sharing
Sawasdee Pee Mai Andrew :)
Welcome to thailand ยินดีต้อนรับ
Thank you.
Really nice video Thank you for sharing ❤️ I’m Thai and new follower. This year I’m not in Thailand 🇹🇭 I miss there a lot 😭
Hi Anchany, thank you for subscribing. I been in Thailand 6 months now I am sure I will miss as well when I leave.
Wow amazing!!!
Thank you.
i love it!! welcome to thailand
Thank you.
Great video👍🏻
Thank you :)
fab post of Kohphiphi maya, good occasions.
Hi this post is not about Koh Phi Phi but I will share Maya bay video tomorrow if you like to check it out
Those structures are sand pagoda or พระเจดีย์ทราย (pronounce pra-jay-dee-sai)
This traditional is about people return sand (that might attach to feet or shoes from the temple) back to the temple to build something useful to Buddhism.
Thank you for sharing the information. It is an interesting tradition, I really like the respect aspect of Buddhism.
i want to go to Chiangmai!!!
If you have to chance to visit Chang Mai you should. It is really nice and there are plenty of things to do.
nice one.. good job :)
Flag that show in video, is part of Northern's culture. We call "Tung"
Nice job, saves me the trouble of making video with my non waterproof mobile phone
I'm glad you liked it :)
Happy thai new year 😙
Happy New Year Nana :)
13-15 Apr. Songkran Festival Day THA.
Anybody know if Songkran will happen this year? #2021 🤔
Very nice video.. Songkran was fun here.. i made a video too
Great details that you shared, The first part is the one that tourist don't know.
Second we will do with monk, Third we give older the water to apology in the past,
After this we will go to play the water with friend. Most of tourist know only water play/fight (this part).
Hi Lung, Thank you for sharing your information with us. As you mentioned traditional celebration is not well known that is why I wanted to share it in my video. I am glad you liked it.
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Thanks you very much for sharing 🙏have a great day friend 💦💦
thank you
You know the real meaning of Songkran (Waterfight is for entertaining tourists and youngsters) These sand pagodas are often topped with colorful pennants or flags which may depict the animals of the Thai zodiac (horse, dog, monkey, snake etc.). (www.thaizer.com/thailand-photos/songkran-sand-pagodas).
Hi Jack. I have read the article and learned few things from it. Thank you for sharing the information.