ຕັກບາດ ບຸນປີໃໝ່ – Lao New Year
Sabaidi Pi Mai (Lao for) Happy New Year The Spring Festival is celebrated in April per the lunar calendar. It is expressed in the theme of Water Festival, which involves; […]
Sabaidi Pi Mai (Lao for) Happy New Year The Spring Festival is celebrated in April per the lunar calendar. It is expressed in the theme of Water Festival, which involves; […]
Vesak, a festival of utmost significance in Buddhism, particularly in Theravada Buddhism, that commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and death of the Buddha. The holiday is observed on the full-moon day […]
Buddhist Lent is a period of three lunar months during the rainy season when monks are required to remain in one particular place or Wat (temple). Monks and novices have […]
On the 14th day of the waning moon of the ninth month of the Buddhist calendar, all Laotians annually celebrate the feast of Ho Khao Padabdine, the "Day of the […]
Boun Khao Salak, 15 days after Boun Khao Padap Din, ritual ceremonies happen in the same way, except for one thing. This time people number the offerings; they will draw […]
Boun Ok Phansa - also Ork Phansa, marks Buddha's return to earth and signifies the end of Buddhist Lent when after three months of retreat, the monks return to their […]
Maha Katin, also Thot Kathin celebrates the end of the Buddhist Lent and a replenishment of the temple monks. Buddhist monks throughout the country are free to move from place […]
Pha That Luang – which literally means ‘great golden stupa’ – is said to have undergone many transformations over the years. Known as a Buddhist stupa nowadays – a hemispherical […]
End of the Year 2026 festive