Give the distinctive characteristics of Loy Keathong festival and yYi Peng festival?
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The main difference between these two festivals is the type of lanterns used; Yi Peng features the floating sky lanterns and at Loi Krathong, water lanterns are offered to the river gods.
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The primary distinction between these two celebrations is the sort of lanterns used; while at Loi Krathong, water lanterns are dedicated to the river gods, Yi Peng celebrates with flying sky lanterns.
Other features are:-
- The Yi Peng festival is notable for its floating sky lanterns, or khom loi.
- Even though Yi Peng is a significant public event, it is surprising that it is not a recognised holiday.
- In the Lanna (the ancient northern Thai kingdom) lunar calendar, it is observed on the full moon of the second month. Yi means "two," and peng means "full moon day."
- The Thai lunar calendar's twelfth month is when the water lantern festival known as Loi Krathong takes place on the evening of the full moon.
- Although it is less well known to outsiders, it is a very important holiday in Thailand.
- It is a method to express regret for what you do to the river the rest of the year, according to a local Thai woman.
Hence, the primary distinction between these two celebrations is the sort of lanterns used; while at Loi Krathong, water lanterns are dedicated to the river gods, Yi Peng celebrates with flying sky lanterns.
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