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If you really want to experience festivals in Thailand the way locals do, you should definitely look beyond the celebrations and take a closer look at what people are wearing. That’s because traditional costumes are an integral part of the festivities and a rich heritage. Loy Krathong Traditional attire can be seen during Loy Krathong, known for its light-filled floats on the water. Women often choose jewel-toned silk ensembles like chut thai chitlada (a traditional costume), complemented with elegant sabai drapes and jewellery. Men, on the other hand, wear formal Thai jackets paired with rich-coloured pha muang. If you happen to be staying at Chiang Rai hotels during this time, definitely be on the lookout to spot such attire while enjoying the festival. Songkran Songkran …
