Isan region” is a place with the largest area in the country. With cultural diversity, the region features various local identities that possess alluring charms. The sound of the Isan […]
Held in the coastal city of Vung Tau, this festival commemorates whales, a sacred animal of the area. According to legend, Emperor Gia Long was saved from a sinking ship […]
Lao New Year begins at the same time each year and lasts for three days (April 14th-16th). It is one of the most important dates in the calendar as well […]
The Water Splashing Festival of the Dai ethnic minority in Xishuangbanna Prefecture, in Yunnan Province, is a joyous occasion, and an opportunity that should not be missed if you are visiting Yunnan in mid-April. The festival takes place at the New Year of the Dai calendar. The Water Splashing Festival, or Water Sprinkling Festival, consists […]
The Angkor Sankranta celebration is held annually in Siem Reap during Khmer New Year. For tourists, Angkor Sankranta offers a rare chance to engage in Cambodia’s customs right in the […]
The third day of the third month in the Chinese Lunar Calendar is a traditional festival for many ethnic groups across China. Go to Fulu, Sanjiang County, Guangxi to watch […]
Held in May at the end of the dry season, the Bun Bangfai festival is held to bring rains down from the heavens, by firing rockets into the air. This is supposed to appease the god of rain (Phaya Thaen) into pouring down his bounty into the rice fields. In the provincial capital of Yasothon […]
Held prior to the start of planting season as a call for rain and a celebration of fertility, Boun Bang Fai occasions a variety of fun activities beyond just firing rockets. You’ll see men in traditional Lao women’s clothes and makeup; elephant and horse pantomime puppets; and a cacophony of loud music, food stalls, and […]
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