Thailand’s Loi Krathong is one of the many traditional festivals of Thailand. It is an evening when Thais pay respect to the goddess of the waters by floating candlelit offerings on any and all waterways around the kingdom. The word “Loi” literally means “to float” and “Krathong” means a raft. The raft is said to be about a hand span in diameter and is traditionally made from a section of a banana tree trunk. The Loi Krathong will be attended by Lord Mayor Jira Pongpaibul, Vice Mayors, members of Hua Hin Assembly, Hua Hin Municipality staff, Hua Hin Tourism Association, hoteliers, school children, students, teachers and Hua Hin residents. In the evening Krathong parade processions will walk around Hua Hin Municipality and then proceeded to the Queen's Park. In each procession will have about hundred persons and a traditional Thai music band, playing drums and brass instruments. Reported by Hua Hin News Net The material featured in this article is subjet to copyright protection and is protected by the Copyright Laws. A copyrighted work may not be copied, reproduced, distributed or publicly displayed without the consent of the author or copyright owner. Any unauthorized use of this website or any of its contents, in whole or in part, shall be considered copyright infringement. It is illegal for anyone to violate any of the rights provided by the copyright laws to the owner of this copyright. |