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Sky lanterns, or "khom loi," are a beautiful and enchanting tradition in Northern Thailand, particularly during festivals like Yi Peng. Crafted from paper and bamboo, these lanterns are lit and released into the night sky, creating a mesmerizing display of glowing orbs. The practice symbolizes the release of burdens and wishes for good fortune. As thousands of lanterns ascend into the heavens, the atmosphere transforms into a dreamlike spectacle, drawing locals and tourists alike to celebrate this captivating cultural event.
Hanging lanterns, or "khom fai," are vibrant decorations commonly seen in Northern Thailand during festivals. Made from colorful paper, these lanterns symbolize hope and good luck. They are often suspended in homes and public spaces, creating a warm, festive atmosphere, especially during events like Yi Peng, reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage.
A krathong is a decorative floating vessel made from banana leaves and flowers, traditionally released during Thailand's Loy Krathong festival. This ritual symbolizes gratitude to the water goddess and the release of negativity. As they illuminate the water, krathongs create a beautiful, serene display during this enchanting celebration.