Loy Krathong is a magical festival celebrated throughout Thailand on the evening of the full moon in November. It is celebrated by sending delicate floating baskets made of flowers, leaves, candles, and incenses down the river to pay respects to the river goddess and Buddha. Loy Krathong often falls on the same day as Yee Peng, generally the busiest time of year in Thailand. At the celebration, baskets are released, symbolizing the letting go of misfortunes and bad luck from the previous year. A

Candles in Moonlight: Here's a look at Loy Krathong traditions around Thailand | Coconuts