Festivals in Thailand are significant events that showcase the nation's culture, traditions, and beliefs while promoting unity and cooperation among people. They provide enjoyment, enhance the standard of living by generating income for local communities, and help preserve cultural heritage. The document lists various festivals across different regions in Thailand, including the Yi Peng and Surin Elephant festivals.

1. Thai
Festivals

2. What is festival?
Festival is a series of performances of music, plays,
films/movies, etc, usually organized in the same place once
a year; a series of public events connected with a particular
activity or idea. It’s also a day or period of the year when
people stop working to celebrate a special event, often a
religious or cultural one.
Reference: http://oald8.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/dictionary/festival

3. How important of festival?
• Festival shows our culture, tradition, customs, life style and
beliefs in gods, animism, astrology and religions of people
who live in different regions of Thailand. Thus, the festival is
the best way to respect the tradition and culture.
• Festival brings co- operation and unity among the people.
• Festival gives happiness, enjoyment and also enhances
living-standard of people because all the festivals will
generate income to the local community and our nation.
• Festival helps us in preserving our culture and heritage.

4. Northern
Festivals

5. Yi Peng Festival

6. Yi Peng Festival

7. Poy Sang Long Festival

8. Poy Sang Long Festival

9. Tan Salaka Pat Festival

10. Tan Salaka Pat Festival

11. Northeastern
Festivals

12. Pee Ta Khon Festival

13. Pee Ta Khon Festival

14. Fire Rocket Festival

15. Fire Rocket Festival

16. Surin Elephant Festival

17. Surin Elephant Festival

18. Central
Festivals

19. King Narai Reign Festival

20. King Narai Reign Festival

21. Tak Bat Dokmai Festival

22. Tak Bat Dokmai Festival

23. Seafood Festival

24. Seafood Festival

25. Southern
Festivals

26. The Tenth Lunar Month Festival

27. The Tenth Lunar Month Festival

28. Chak Phra Festival

29. Chak Phra Festival

30. Vegetarian Festival

31. Vegetarian Festival

32. Members of group
• Mr.Chanapon Cheewasotsakul ID.52623433004
• Mr.Thawatchai Suebviste ID.52623433007
• Ms.Radtiyakorn Khampong ID.52623433011
• Mr. Warit Sutthisri ID.52623433014
• Ms.Wanida Phoothongkan ID.52623433019

33. Reference
• http://cmwalkingstreet.blogspot.com/2011/01/blog-post_4961.html
• http://www.seasite.niu.edu/trans/Thai/pages/slideshows/festivals/festivals17.htm
• http://www.thailandtriptour.com/samutsakhon/th/
• http://www.bangkokpost.com/travel/local-destinations/communities-and-old-
markets/listing/samut-sakhon-seafood-festival/21710/photoDetail/56985/?xPage=2
• http://www.bangkokpost.com/travel/local-destinations/communities-and-old-
markets/listing/samut-sakhon-seafood-festival/21710/photoDetail/56985/?xPage=2
• http://www.tourismthailand.org/see-do/events-festivals/info-page/cat/2/event/3006/
• http://th.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%B8%9B%E0
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• http://www.guidescenter.com/article_detail.php?article_id_show=10
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pee_Ta_Khon