Where is water festival?

Water Festival, also known as Songkran, is celebrated primarily in Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar, as well as in other parts of Southeast Asia and the world. It marks the traditional New Year and is typically held in April, aligning with the astrological new year. The dates can vary slightly each year, but it is generally celebrated from April 13th to April 15th. Here are some additional locations where water festival is observed:

Thailand:

* Bangkok

* Chiang Mai

* Phuket

* Pattaya

* Krabi

* Koh Samui

* Koh Phangan

Cambodia:

* Phnom Penh

* Siem Reap

* Battambang

Laos:

* Vientiane

* Luang Prabang

Myanmar:

* Yangon

* Mandalay

* Bagan

Additional Locations:

* Singapore

* Malaysia

* Vietnam

* China (Yunnan Province)

* United States (Various cities with large Southeast Asian communities)

* Canada (Various cities with large Southeast Asian communities)

* Europe (Select cities with large Southeast Asian communities)

* Australia (Select cities with large Southeast Asian communities)

Please note that the water festival is also known by different local names in these countries. For example, it is referred to as "Sangkran" or "Songkran" in Thailand, "Chaul Chnam Thmey" in Cambodia, "Pi Mai Lao" in Laos, and "Thingyan" in Myanmar.