Nakhon Ratchasima: Traffic on Mittraphap Road heading into Bangkok in Pak Chong District remains light, providing a smooth journey for travelers. In contrast, the Nakhon Ratchasima Bus Terminal 2 is bustling with individuals purchasing tickets to return to Bangkok after the Songkran holiday. According to Thai News Agency, the return trip atmosphere on the Nakhon Ratchasima bypass road, especially at

Nong Khai: Songkran throughout Thailand is extremely wet, packed with activities to splash happiness. Songkran throughout Thailand is extremely juicy. Many provinces organize grand activities. Tourists flock to play and splash water to cool off, creating color and full fun. According to Thai News Agency, the Great Songkran Festival on Both Sides of the Mekong River is being organized by

Khon Kaen: A mysterious bullet fell through the roof of a house and hit the end of the bed, just 1 meter away from the mattress. It is believed that someone fired it to celebrate Songkran. According to Thai News Agency, villagers in Ban Dong Subdistrict, Phra Yuen District, Khon Kaen Province reported that a mysterious bullet fell on the

Chiang Mai: Chiang Mai people go to temples to make merit, pour water on Buddha images, and plant Tung Cho Tung Chai flags for good fortune in the Lanna New Year or Songkran tradition. According to Thai News Agency, today marks Wan Phaya Wan, the first day of the new year according to the beliefs of the Lanna people. On

Chiang Rai: Chiang Rai residents participated in merit-making activities at local temples on “Wan Phaya Wan,” adhering to the New Year tradition of the city. In Trat, Buddhists engaged in rituals such as pouring water on Buddha images and bringing sand into temples. According to Thai News Agency, Wan Phaya Wan, also known as Wan Taling Sok, marks the traditional

Lamphun: Heavy rain hits Lamphun, Mae Tha district, mudslides cover houses, causing damage.There was a heavy rainstorm in Lamphun Province, especially in Mae Tha District, causing flash floods and mud to flow down the river, washing away houses of residents in Ban Huai Hom Nok, Tambon Ta Mae Lop, Amphoe Mae Tha, Lamphun Province. In areas near the river, two