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November 11 is the full moon, which has also been strictly observed.<br>Yulia<br>Evaluation<br>In fact, there is no specific date because the festival is celebrated according to the lunar calendar. So the best way to do that is to set the date of the year you are going to Thailand and say, "under it." The festival has profound symbolic significance. Unfortunately, only Thai people fully understand the festival, but only as a beautiful scene, it is also very good.<br>Victoria<br>Evaluation<br>Lantern Festival is a bright and colorful festival for all people in Thailand. There is no fixed date, it is held at the full moon of 11 months.<br>Everyone who comes to this festival will send a burning flashlight made of paper and gas lamp to the sky. In addition, homemade boats with flowers and candles were launched into the water. After watching all this, at midnight, you will feel the endless joy and positive things brought by this festival.<br>According to Thai legend, with the start of flashlight, the purification of human soul. It is believed that with the rise of the flashlight, all the bad things will fly to the sky, while the good and bright ones still exist.<br>Evgeny<br>Evaluation<br>In November, the northern Thai city of Chiang Mai celebrated the day at midnight on the 12th of the first month. The tradition of launching flashlights from Burma into Thailand. It's time to celebrate the festival every year in northern Thailand. 2016 is November 14, and the date of 2017 needs to be determined in advance.<br>This is a very beautiful festival. We must visit it. When thousands of glowing flashlights rise into the sky, it's a good shower from this fiery show. The flashlight is made of straw paper. It looks beautiful in the dark sky. Thais do not just launch flashlights, they make a wish, believe that flashlights will bring their wish to God, it will come true. There are different sizes of flashlights, some of which are large, some of which are small, but they look very unusual and spectacular.<br>Anna<br>Evaluation<br>Ye Peng is the local name of Sky Lantern Festival here. The event was celebrated across Thailand, but the most notable events were in northern Thailand, Chiang Mai, sukotaya, ayutha and, of course, Bangkok. The celebration is on the lunar calendar. This must be the full moon of twelve months, usually November. Thais want to show their respect to God, so they put a lot of lights in the sky. Before going to heaven, every Thai tried to make a wish, believing that God would fulfill it. Bending of all lanterns<br>
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