- Year: 802 : 127 or
Songkran: 802 (Thai: เทศกาลสงกรานต์,
pronounced [tʰêːt.sā.kāːn sǒŋ.krāːn]), also
known as
Songkran Festival,
Songkran Splendours,: 127 ...
-
Buddhist calendars. The sun's
entry into
Aries is
known as
Sankranti and
Songkran in
South and
Southeast Asian cultures respectively. In
modern times, it...
- Lao New Year,
called Pi Mai (Lao: ປີໃໝ່, [pìː māj]) or less
commonly Songkan (Lao: ສົງການ, [sǒŋ.kàːn]), is
celebrated every year from 13 or 14
April to...
-
celebrate their respective new
years with
lively water festivals such as
Songkran, Bunpimay, Thingyan, and
Chaul Chnam Thmey.
These festivities involve the...
- in
Thailand as "Bloody
Songkran" (Thai: สงกรานต์เลือด, romanized:
Songkran lueat),
referring to the Thai
holiday of
Songkran,
which takes place on 13–15...
-
Puthandu (Tamils) (India, Malaysia, Singapore, Sri Lanka)
Second day of
Songkran (Thailand) Pan
American Day (several
countries in the Americas) The first...
-
count is incremented,
originally coincided with the date
calculated for
Songkran, when the Sun
transits the
constellation of Aries, the
first astrological...
-
Marma and
Rakhine People in Bangladesh)
Sanja Matsuri Setsubun Songkran Songkran (Lao)
Songkran (Thailand)
Swanti (festival) Tak Bat
Thewo Tango no
sekku Tazaungdaing...
- used as a
venue for the
annual Songkran festival called "Wan Lai" (วันไหล),
which is
usually held
after the
Songkran in
other places. Goodman, A. (2006)...
-
celebrated with enthusiasm.
Sangken is
celebrated as
Songkran in
other South East
Asian countries.
Songkran is a new year in the
countries like Thailand, Laos...
