Question

2. It is a festival that engage a friendly throwing of water​

Answer 1

Answer:

songkran

Explanation:

Answer 2

Songkran Festival

Explanation:

• Songkran, also known as Songkran, is a festival in Thailand to celebrate the beginning of the Buddhist New Year. Younger Thais pour water over their hands to pay respect to monks and seniors, and Buddha images are bathed.
• The Songkran Festival is a time when family and friends come together to express thanks to elders and to worship and offer offerings at temples.
• Songkran literally translates to "passing through" or "moving towards peace. The Songkran Festival is also a time when Thais cleanse Buddha images by pouring water mixed with Thai fragrance on them.
• The celebration is supposed to have originated in a Hindu spring festival in ancient India that marked the start of the new crop season. While other Southeast Asian countries have traditional new year celebrations, Thailand's Songkran is the most well-known worldwide. The Songkran festival itself is based on a Buddhist legend.
• According to legend, Buddhist God Kadilla Brahm lost a challenge with a youngster. He was supposed to cut off his head because he lost the bet with the child, but the deity instead left it with his seven daughters. Thailand's holiday begins on April 13 and lasts three days, though events may begin earlier or end later in different towns.