Floral Merit Making Ceremony For The Buddhist Lent Day.

Floral Merit Making Ceremony For The Buddhist Lent Day.

Thais are offering flowers to Buddhist monks during a floral merit-making ceremony, known as 'tak bat dok mai', at Rama IX Golden Jubilee Temple in Bangkok, Thailand, on July 21, 2024. The most known floral merit-making ceremony is held every year to mark the commencement of the Buddhist Lent Day or Khao Pansa, for a three-month long time, during which Buddhist monks must reside inside their temples to study, fast, and meditate. (Photo by Anusak Laowilas/NurPhoto)

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