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Songkran, also known as the Thai New Year, is a vibrant and joyous festival celebrated in Thailand for three days or even a week in some provinces.
The origins of Songkran can be traced back to ancient Hindu traditions and the Buddhist practice of water cleansing. Water is seen as a symbol of loudly and renewal, and during Songkran, ___(1)___. The festival takes place annually on April 13 and marks the beginning of the traditional Thai solar calendar. One of the most attractive aspects of the Songkran festival is the water fights on the streets. ___(2)___. The streets become a playground as everyone joyfully splashes water onto each other, creating a festive and refreshing atmosphere.
Songkran is also a time for young people to pay respects to their elders and seek blessings from monks. ___(3)___. Pouring scented water onto the hands of respected monks is a traditional ritual that signifies good luck and blessings from the monks. It is also a time for young people to express their gratitude to the elderly and ask for their heartfelt prayers. Traditional performances including music and dancing ___(4)___. The streets come alive with vibrant parades, colourful costumes and traditional music, creating an immersive experience for both locals and visitors.
In recent years, Songkran has gained international popularity, attracting travellers from around the world ___(5)___. Through playful water fights, traditional rituals and cultural performances, Songkran celebrates the richness of Thai culture and invites foreign friends to participate in Thai traditions and accept their hospitality.
(Adapted from Bright) Unit 4-SBT