New Year’s in Yunnan in China Water-Splashing Festival in Southwest China For the Dai people residing in Southwest China, more specifically in Xishuangbanna in the Yunnan province, New Year’s normally falls between the 14th a…
Songkran New Year 13 April In Thailand, and big parts of the rest of South East Asia, New Years is traditionally celebrated when the sun enters the star sign of Aries, which is the first sign in Sidereal astrology. This normally happe…
Laos New Year The Greatest Festival of the Year Out of all the national holidays in Laos, the New Year Festival is the greatest of them all, and in parts of the U.S.A, Canada, France and Australia, where the number of Lao immigrants…
Burma New Year Festival Myanmar’s traditional New Year Festival In Burma, New Years is celebrated during the second week of April. The exact date changes every year and is calculated with the traditional Burmese lunisolar calend…
Cambodia New Year Chaul Chnam Thmey is the name of the Cambodia New Year Festival; it is Khmer for “Entering the New Year”. Khmer is the official language of Cambodia and Theravada Buddhism is the main religion with as much as …
Cambodia New Year Chaul Chnam Thmey is the name of the Cambodia New Year Festival; it is Khmer for “Entering the New Year”. Khmer is the official language of Cambodia and Theravada Buddhism is the main religion with as much as 96…
Moha Sangkrant Moha Sangkrant [ 1 ] : 63 [ 2 ] : 138 ( Khmer : แแ ាแแ្แ្แាแ្แ , Mรดha Sรขngkrant ) or Sangkrant , derived from Sanskrit saแน krฤnti , is the name of the first day of the new year celebration. It is the end of the year and the beg…
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