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Tak Bat Dok Mai Festival's
Gallery
in 2006.
@Wat Phra Putthabat Ratcha Wora Maha Wihan
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the only one of its kind in the world,
has been held during Buddhist Lent every year since 2001.
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Rows of Buddhists offer flowers to the monks as a way of making merit.
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The morning of the first day is for religious rituals and to pay homage to people of many generations as well as a re-enactment of the procession of King Songtham to celebrate the discovery of lord Buddhas' Footprint at Wat Phraphutthabat. The footprint was unearthed during the reign of King Songtham.
 
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“Dok Khao Phansa” (Globba winiti) flowers that only come into bloom during the Buddhist Lent. The flowers offered to the monks must be Dok Khao Phansa, the yellow flowers with smaller violet petals, which iare commonly found in Saraburi province.
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Email for information
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Saraburi Province
by Saraburi Provincial Office of Tourism and Sports
Phaholyothin Road,Amphur Muang, Saraburi Province, 18000 Thailand
Tel: 036230528, 036223723 Mobile : 0890818844
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