Nakhon Phanom Illuminates Mekong with 'Lai Reua Fai' Festival
Nakhon Phanom province in Northeast Thailand hosted the 'Lai Reua Fai' illuminated boat procession, celebrating the end of Buddhist Lent. The tradition highlights the region's spiritual roots and cross-border ties with Laos.
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