Nakhon Phanom Province Holds Alms Giving Ceremony by Mekong River
In Nakhon Phanom Province, Thailand, the provincial governor led Buddhists in an alms-giving ceremony, "Tak Bat Thewo Rohana," by the Mekong River at the Luang Phu Sri Sattanakarat ground, continuing the tradition after the end of Buddhist Lent. This event highlights the connection between Thai Buddhist culture and the local community.
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