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Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand. 15th Apr, 2022. A little boy hits a giant gong at Bangkok's Wat Pho temple. Thailand's traditional new year celebration based on the lunar calendar, Songkran, also known as the water festival, usually takes place every year during April or May. Temples throughout the country put on special festivities and traditional activities for the multi day event, which falls on April 13-15 in 2022. (Credit Image: © Adryel Talamantes/ZUMA Press Wire)

Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand. 15th Apr, 2022. A little boy hits a giant gong at Bangkok's Wat Pho temple. Thailand's traditional new year celebration based on the lunar calendar, Songkran, also known as the water festival, usually takes place every year during April or May. Temples throughout the country put on special festivities and traditional activities for the multi day event, which falls on April 13-15 in 2022. (Credit Image: © Adryel Talamantes/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

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