loy krathong

Children delight in participating in this beautiful festival full of lights, and flowers. Natural flowers, and candles are placed on banana leaf Krathongs, each celebrating the unique design of the hand of each young artisan. The day is rich in anticipation, each child wondering the auspicious location where they will loy their Krathong on the evening of the full moon of the twelfth lunar month. A truly beautiful, and memorable festival for all.

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