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Thai-Chinese customs will hold 3-day operations is 1. Pay Day 2. Oblation Day or New Year's Eve and 3.New Year's Day.
1. Pay days is a day before New Year's Eve. A day that Thai-Chinese will have to buy food and offering a variety of fruits. Before all shops to close long for rest. In the evening they pay restpect their local god of the land and invite the Chinese God from heaven to receive the worship of the host.
2. Oblation Day or New Year's Eve. It will be 3 times for offering.
 
At dawn - Pay respect to Chinese God with at least 3 meat; streaky pork, cooked chicken, cooked duck or more but not over five types of meat then tea, liquor and silver and gold paper.
In the morning - Pay respect to ancestor, parents and relatives who passed away. This show gratitude by China principle. The offering will be not over noon. Offering will consist of a meat dish, fired vegetable, Chinese sweet snack, fruits (most will follow the deceased who have liked) as well as silver and gold paper, paper devoted to clothing for the deceased relatives. Then dine together to make a fortune to pay homage. And this time the family will gather at the most. To exchange Aung Bao after dining together then.
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BTS Skytrain & MRTA Subway:
The easiest way to travel around Bangkok is to cruise above or below the congested streets via the Skytrain or the subway. Both offer a reliable service around central Bangkok, and used together, provide a fast, cheap way to see many places of interest around the city. The Skytrain runs daily form 6 am to midnight, while the MRTA operates daily from 5 am to midnight.
Public Buses:
If you?re ready for an adventure, try a public bus. Both air-con and open-air. Tell the fare collector your destination and pay the fare. Driver discipline is inconsistent, so be careful while getting on or getting off as buses may not come to a full stop, or even stop at all.
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1.Try Thai cooking at one of many cookery schools. Learn how to blend the many herbs and spices that provide the unique flavours of Thai food. At some schools students even go to the market to buy the provisions for the meals to be prepared. If you don?t have time to learn,only taste it is enough. Hilight of Thai foods are Tom Yum Kung, Kang Kiew Wan Gai, Gang Som, Panang etc.
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Fullmoon Party is organised in every famous beach around Thailand such as Koh Chang, Koh Tao, Pattaya etc. But if you want the original version, Koh Phangan is your choice. There are about 10,000-20,000 people every month at this Koh Phangan beach party.
International and Thai DJ?s are making the crowd go wild. Paint yourself in UV colors and let your body lose control. The DJ?s play all kinds of music; techno, trance, goa, drum n? bass, dub, reggae, ?commercial hits?, house etc on about 15 soundsystems along Haad Rin beach. There are also many small tables on the beach where you can sit down with your friends or meet new ones from all parts of the globe. You can order drinks and food from the restaurants and the bars next to the Had Rin Nok beach.
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