On the last night of songkran, Fr. Vinai took us out for dinner. Most of the scholastics were at the back of the pickup truck, and during songkran, that meant that you were ready to join the water splashing. we went around the main streets of chiang mai, and we were shouting "satnan!"--and as if on cue, the people on the streets or on other pickup trucks would throw water on us. we arrived at the restaurant all drenched and famished.
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Sunday, April 20, 2008
goodbye chiang mai
On the last night of songkran, Fr. Vinai took us out for dinner. Most of the scholastics were at the back of the pickup truck, and during songkran, that meant that you were ready to join the water splashing. we went around the main streets of chiang mai, and we were shouting "satnan!"--and as if on cue, the people on the streets or on other pickup trucks would throw water on us. we arrived at the restaurant all drenched and famished.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Songkran 2008, Day 2: Chiang Mai [Random Pics]
**here you go, no more time to sort out the pictures, guys. I'll be posting the portraits separately. Just grab them!
According to the Thais, Chiang Mai is the place to go for the Songkran Festival. They are definitely right! =)
Expect to get really drenched! We walked all the way from 7 fountains because traffic was quite heavy going to the epicenter of the festival.
The Thais really know how to celebrate! Talk about ice-cold water, water guns, foam party, bands, dancing, and friendly party people!
Sunday, April 13, 2008
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