The festival is marked by throwing water on each other, which is symbolic of washing away bad luck and starting anew.
Celebrated in mid-April, Songkran is the Thai New Year festival and is one of the most famous and lively festivals in Thailand. The festival is marked by throwing water on each other, which is symbolic of washing away bad luck and starting anew. Songkran is also a time for spiritual reflection, with many Thai people visiting temples to make offerings and pay respects to their ancestors.