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Additionally, some celebrants individually launch their own, smaller, vessels. Boat races also take place around this time in many places throughout the country as a way to please the
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Launching the boats (or the lanterns) symbolizes one's wishes but also getting rid of unnecessary negative feelings.
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but now sometimes of other materials. The boats are filled with offerings such as
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spirits. Along the Mekong River, people launch little hot air balloons, acting as
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The main ceremonies feature boats of 8–10 metres in length, formerly made of
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sweets wrapped in banana leaves) and decorated on the outside with
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Thai
Lao and Thai Buddhists
Thai
[wānʔɔ̀ːkpʰān.sǎː]
Vassa
Thai
Lao
Vassa
Thai
Isan
boat
Thai
[lǎjrɯ̄afāj]
Northeastern Thai
[lǎjhɯ́afáj]
Nakhon Phanom Province
Mekong
Ubon Ratchathani
Mun River
banana
bamboo
khao tom
glutinous rice
flowers
candles
lamps
Nāga
lanterns
Thai
Thai

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