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The celebrations on Songkran Day in the Northern part of Thailandare separated into 3 days.
The first day is on the 13th of April, called "Sang Karn Long Day"
which means the passing day of the old year.
On this day people will clean their home,
their bodies and dress in new suits.
The next day is on the 14th of April, called "Nao Day" or "Da Day"
which means the preparation of various auspicious ceremonies.
Food and basic necessities will be provided on this day
to give to monks and relatives.
The third day is on the 15th of April, called "Phrya Wan Day"
which means the great important day of New Year.
On this day people will liberate birds and fish,
bath Buddha image and monks as well as respectful
senior family members .
which means the passing day of the old year.
On this day people will clean their home,
their bodies and dress in new suits.
The next day is on the 14th of April, called "Nao Day" or "Da Day"which means the preparation of various auspicious ceremonies.
Food and basic necessities will be provided on this day
to give to monks and relatives.
The third day is on the 15th of April, called "Phrya Wan Day"
which means the great important day of New Year.
On this day people will liberate birds and fish,
bath Buddha image and monks as well as respectful
senior family members .
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