Betong Hosts Thai-Malaysian Maulid Festival to Foster Cross-Border Culture and Tourism
The Maulid festival was held in Betong, Yala Province, southern Thailand, celebrating the bilateral relationship between Thailand and Malaysia. The event aimed to promote cultural exchange and cross-border tourism, emphasizing the "one heart" unity between the two nations.
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