This ancient festival (also known a

This ancient festival (also known as the Bun Festival and Red Cross Fair or Tham Bun Duean Sip งานเทศกาลทำบุญเดือนสิบ),  is a thanks giving custom and is a time for the Thai people of this province to make merit and give offerings to the monks, spirits such as the Rice Goddess Mae Posop and deceased relatives. While this time of the year, prior to the new harvest is celebrated across the country and goes by many different names, here in the southern provinces the event is regarded as one of the most important festivals of the year, no more so than in Nakhon Si Thammarat. where the tradition has evolved into possibly the biggest festival of its kind in the Kingdom.

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This ancient festival (also known as the Bun Festival and Red Cross Fair Tham Bun Duean Sip Festival or merit ten months), is a custom and giving thanks is a time for the people of this province to Thai make merit and give offerings to the monks, such as spirits the Rice Goddess Mae Posop and deceased relatives this time of the year. While, prior to the new harvest is celebrated across the country and goes by many different names, here in the southern provinces the event is regarded as one of the most important festivals of the year, no more so than in Nakhon Si Thammarat where the tradition has evolved into. possibly the biggest festival of its kind in the Kingdom.

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This ancient festival (also known as the Bun Festival and Red Cross Fair or Tham Bun Duean Sip Festival philanthropy ten months), is a thanks giving custom and is a time for the Thai people of this province to make merit and give offerings to the. monks, spirits such as the Rice Goddess Mae Posop and deceased relatives. While this time of the year, prior to the new harvest is celebrated across the country and goes by many different names, here in the southern provinces the event is regarded as one of. the most important festivals of the year, no more so than in Nakhon Si Thammarat. where the tradition has evolved into possibly the biggest festival of its kind in the Kingdom.