Northeastern Thai Market Buzzes with 'Bun Duang 9' Amidst Rising Costs
The Sri Sangkhom Market in Nakhon Phanom Province, Northeastern Thailand, is bustling with preparations for the traditional 'Bun Duang 9' (9th lunar month festival) and 'Ho Khao Pradap Din' ritual. Amidst rising living costs, locals are celebrating with affordable offerings, preserving ancient traditions.
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