The festival in Thailand famously marked by splashing water on each other is Songkran. Celebrated during the traditional Thai New Year in April, this festival symbolizes the cleansing of sins and bad luck. Water is seen as purifying, and participants engage in lively water fights, using buckets, hoses, and water guns. The celebration also includes visiting temples to honor ancestors and seek blessings for the new year. Songkran’s joyous and playful atmosphere fosters community bonding while highlighting Thai cultural traditions and beliefs about renewal and rejuvenation.