Lopburi Continues "Floating Alms by Boat" Tradition in 2026, Nearly 100 Boats Participate
Lopburi Province, Thailand, will hold the traditional "Floating Alms by Boat" (Loi Pha Pa Tan Ruea) ceremony in 2026. This event inherits the faith of the Mon people of Bang Khammaak and will feature nearly 100 boats, aiming to preserve the culture that is intrinsically linked to the waterways.
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