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Legend Tung kula weeps kite narrative
Continue the legend tells that. Member ku-la kite in which be Burmese who travel to trade between a city differs in the ancient is famous that be the fighter life, to be there is the strength endures to are superb . But when member in ku-la set travels to arrive at this field which have only the sandy soil has no even the tree or some pool drops . Entireness the location in Thailand makes to receive the hardship greatly until with weeps, and think must take one's life come to abandon at this field really..... Please next to continue

2007/11/26

Yasothon

Yasothon, Thailand Near the beginning of the rainy season throughout much of northeast Thailand and Laos, villages and municipalities commonly celebrate rocket festivals (called in Thai: ประเพณีบุญบั้งไฟ Prapheni Bun Bang Fai Tradition of Boon of Bong of Fire). The celebration typically includes three days of music and dance performances, parades, and at least one competitive firing of home-made rockets. In recent years the Tourism Authority of Thailand has helped promote these events, particularly the festivals in the Thai provinces of Nong Khai and Yasothon -- the latter boasting the largest and most elaborate of these festivals. However, local participants and sponsors use the occasion to enhance their social prestige, as is customary in traditional Buddhist folk festivals throughout Southeast Asia. See also Gift culture[1].

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