National traditions of 10 ASEAN countries

  The first dawn festival of the year (Vietnam)           Ted Nguyen Dan Or the festival of the first dawn of the year That the Vietnamese people are popular to call each other for short That Ted Festival It begins one week before the Lunar New Year. Which is between late January and early February on the 15th day of the evening of the day when the sun is farthest from the equator in winter.With a day that is as long as night in spring This festival is a celebration of the whole of belief in Taoist gods and Confucianism, Buddhism, as well as respect for ancestors.

 The annual event on the river (Singapore)           An annual event along the Singapore River Hong Bao with a pyrotechnic show and fireworks. And various cultural shows It takes place at the Singapore River and Marina Bay during the Chinese New Year. Where tourists can take a walk and join the celebration of this festival with Singaporeans.

 Songkran festival (Thailand)           It is the New Year's Eve festival of Thai people. Songkran is a Thai New Year celebration that has been practiced since ancient times. Therefore, the Songkran period is a day of generosity, love, and bond with one another, family, community, society and religion.The moment when the sun moves into Aries. Use water to water each other to moisturize. And ask for blessings from parents, grandparents

 Culture and tradition Wayang Kulit (Indonesia)            Thailand and Indonesia are regarded as having similar arts, cultures and beliefs in many ways. Such as the use of Garuda Coat of arms Due to being influenced by Hindu Brahmin as well But within recent years, Indonesia has adjusted the emblem to resemble a bird rather than a god. Because they fear it will affect the name of the Muslims who are the majority in the country Including beliefs in the epic Ramayana or Ramayana Due to the influence of Hindu Brahmin Wayang Kulit                      It is a unique shadow puppet show of Indonesia. And is considered a beautiful and fine performing arts than other types of performances because of the combination of many kinds of arts. The original version uses a puppet made of animal skins. Popular with the band Folk played while performing

 Home (Laos)           Home It is a tradition in the heat twelve. Popularly made on the waning day of the 14 lunar month, also known as the nine month boon, the chorizo ​​It is merit made in order to dedicate a portion of charity to Jinn (Isaan people, some local called Phat) or dead relatives. Starchy rice includes sweet and savory rice and betel nut, wrapped in banana leaves and placed under the tree. Hanging on the branches Along the temple walls (Ancient Isaan people called the temple wall "Tai Wat) or placed on the ground called" Khao Noi "with inviting the spirits of relatives Bring food to monks and novices, and then give merit to the deceased by dripping water (pebbles).           The villagers bring rice and fish food. To put it along the side of the temple Some beside the wall Tied along the branches With understanding that Relatives released from hell Will come and eat on this black moon day Is it possible or not? It is impossible to point out directly whether

 Culture and tradition (Brunei)           Cultural patterns such as language, food, religion of the people of Brunei. It is very similar to the people of Malaysians and Indonesia. Brunei's greetings are lightly shaking hands. For women, they must not reach out to men first. Brunei has relatively few opportunities for women to play in society. And being a country that is an Islamic religion, therefore has a very strict religious tradition. Dress code Brunei women are completely dressed.By wearing a long-sleeved shirt, long skirt and a headscarf According to Islamic principles Avoid yellow Because it is considered the lord of the king Eating pork and alcohol consumption should be avoided.

 Dipavali Festival (Malaysia)           Dipavali Festival Or Diwali It is the most important Hindu festival. Which this festival is associated with fire So it is also called the Festival of Lights. Or in other words Is the Indian Lunar New Year Usually between October and November, each community has a different five or seven days to celebrate. On the eve of the festival, every house is lit by the use of small clay lamps to make a container. Which is a symbol of welcoming visitors

 Water festival   (Cambodia)          Ten water is a great festival in Cambodia. The event will be held from 14 lunar and 15 lunar lunar month in November of every year. To commemorate the grace of the river that brings abundance In the event there will be a long boat race. Fireworks display The lighted boat convoy show And a parade around Tonle Sap Lake Every city in Cambodia will celebrate this festival for 3 days and 3 nights together, so the Cambodian authorities have declared it a public holiday.

  Chinulog Festival (Philippines)           Shinulog is an annual festival held on the third Sunday in January in Cebu. And many other cities in the south of the Philippines It is a festival to commemorate Saint Santo Nino (Santo Nino) as well as a celebration that is recognized by the Roman Catholic Church. The main focus of the event is a street parade where the participants wear brightly colored costumes, dancing to the rhythm of traditional drums, trumpets and gongs.

  Poy Sang Long Tradition (Myanmar)           Poy Sang Long is a three-day celebration of the ordination of a novice in Buddhism. Which usually takes place in late March Or early April of every year in Mae Hong Son Province Which is located in the northwest end of Thailand  This ceremony is a traditional Shan or Tai Yai culture. (Thai minority Those who immigrated from northern Burma and mostly settled in Mae Hong Son), the Shan people are very devoted to Buddhism. And to inherit their old traditions A young boy between the ages of 7 and 14 would ordain a novice for a period of time. To study Buddhism and to allow parents to receive merit as well  But it is believed that perhaps this custom was made in order to follow in the footsteps of Prince Rahul. Who was the first novice in Buddhism And was the son of Prince Siddhartha (Buddha) Prince Rahul gave up his mundane vision. To follow the teachings of the Father           The tradition is full of colors and performances. Making it the m