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Hi All
Am looking at coming to HH for Songkran in 2010,as I've been told each city has their own dates,can anyone advise what dates Songkran will be held in Hua Hin?????
Samut Prakarn, just South East of BKK always traditionally celebrates Songkran one week later. Next Year it is 18-19 in Samut Prakarn, I do not know if any other provinces celelbrate at a different time, but I don't think so
Yeah, they do and it makes things confusing. Just considering the eastern seaboard; Naklua, Pattaya, Sattahip, Ban Chang and Rayong all have their local water throwing events on different days and many times up to 10 days after the official national dates.
If I recall correctly what was posted here the past two years for Hua Hin, they seem to stay pretty much on the official, national schedule. Pete
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Just an explanative responsive gentlemen, I see you hovering GR, not having a pop or whatever dude, it's cool, forgive my sarcasm, just having some fun, can't be any other post that spured you into 'signing in'.
You haven't quite got it, telexs - songkran can last several days in some places, but usually at least two days in most. I'd suggest you google and wiki songkran and get some background!
I think I see where the confusion might be... When I said "2/11" I was, as we all now know, referring to Loy Kratong and meant 2nd Novemeber (being British and knowing that the day always comes before the month ). Songkran begins on 13th April, though there will probably be plenty of water around on 12th.
Thanks dataii-maai
Will only be able to spare 8 days in HH,so want to make everyone a winner. Will adjust my days to dates advised.Have had good reports re this event,people in very friendly moods & the whole town getting right into it.Come on April Fools.
Having been through that particular mill (Songkran) a few times, I now avoid it like the plague, but it certainly has to be experienced at least once. Enjoy!