"Unveiling the Mysteries of the Buddhist New Year"

The Buddhist New Year, rooted in ancient lunar calendars of South and Southeast Asia, is a time of renewal, reflection, and purification, celebrated with temple visits, alms-giving, meditation, and a water festival symbolizing the washing away of past sins. Despite varying dates and customs across countries, the festival maintains a consistent theme of spiritual cleansing and is also a significant social and cultural event, fostering family reunions and community activities.





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