The harvest festival in Thailand is known as the Royal Ploughing Ceremony. It is held outside the Grand Palace in Bangkok.
It is believed that the ox's used in the ceremony will predict growing conditions for the coming year, so farmers can determine what crops to put in their fields.
Lohari & Vasakhi both are the 'harvest festival' of Punjab.
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The countries in Southeast Asia that celebrate harvest festival is Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines and Vietnam.
Burma and Thailand
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It is not - at least not nationally (it is a Buddhist country 85% whereas Harvest Festival is Christian/pagan). Major festivals in Thailand are: Loy Kratong (giving thanks to the rivers for their bounty - kratongs - lit candles on bed of flowers - are launched on to rivers); and Song Kran (Thai new year) - a 3 or 4 day water fight ensues with much meriment.
Pongal is a four-day festival of the harvest in India
Thailand has a traditional feast everytime! they celebrate as in to give thanks for all the crops and vegetables they have grown.
Baishaki is a festival of SIKhs.Its the harvest Festival of Sikh which is celebrated in April followed by Hindus festival MakraSakanti.
The country where the Loy Krathong festival is celebrated in Thailand. This festival is held on November 7th in 2014.
The Indian harvest festivals is called the Sankranti or Makar Sankranti. The Indian harvest festival is usually celebrated in January and goes by different names in different states.
Feast of Weeks (Shavuot)