Festival YI PENG

1.Tiene lugar en Asia en el país de Tailandia. (PPT2)

2.Se celebra principalmente al norte de tailandia en Chiang Mai ( PPT 2)
3.El festival Yi peng Es un festival anual que se celebra en luna llena en el segundo mes
del calendario lunar Lanna y generalmente en el mes de noviembre. (PPT 3)
4.Yi significa 'dos' mientras que Peng significa “día de luna llena”.(PPT)
5.comienza al anochecer, cuando el sol se oculta en el horizonte y la noche cae sobre
la ciudad.(PPT3)
6.Este evento atrae a miles de personas de todo el mundo, convirtiéndolo en un
festival masivo con una asistencia de 5000 mil personas de otros países (PPT 4)
7.Se realiza desde el Lunes 27 al Martes 28 de noviembre. (ppt5)
8. Las personas en esta fecha realizan adoraciones a buda y visitan los templos(ppt5)
9.La creencia detrás del lanzamiento de los farolillos es dejar ir las malas energías y los
problemas del pasado, simbolizando un nuevo comienzo en el año nuevo. (ppt5)
10.La finalidad de encender estas linternas no es solamente disfrutar de un hermoso
espectáculo de luces , tambien busca iluminar al buda y hacer que el nuevo ciclo sea
recibido con mayor ilusión. (ppt5)
11.Estas linternas están hechas a mano y contienen una vela encendida en su interior,
lo que le da un brillo a medida que se elevan (ppt5)
12.Tambien la ciudad se llena de desfiles y danzas, fuegos artificiales ,reuniones de
adoración.
13.Se cree que Yi Peng se originó en la India con la leyenda del pájaro portador de
velas que una vez visitó al Buda Gautama.
YI PENG FESTIVAL

1-Takes place in Asia in the country of Thailand (PPT2).

2.It is mainly celebrated in the north of Thailand in Chiang Mai (PPT2).

3.Yi peng festival is an annual festival held on full moon in the second month of the Lanna
lunar calendar and usually in the month of November (PPT 3). (PPT 3)

4.Yi means 'two' while Peng means "full moon day".(PPT)

5.it starts at dusk, when the sun sets on the horizon and night falls over the city.(PPT3)

This event attracts thousands of people from all over the world, making it a massive festival
with an attendance of 5000 thousand people from other countries (PPT 4).

It is held from Monday, November 27th to Tuesday, November 28th (PPT5).

8. People on this date perform Buddha worship and visit temples (ppt5).

9.The belief behind the throwing of the lanterns is to let go of bad energies and problems of
the past, symbolizing a new beginning in the new year.(ppt5)

10.The purpose of lighting these lanterns is not only to enjoy a beautiful light show, it also
seeks to illuminate the Buddha and make the new cycle be received with greater illusion.
(ppt5)

11.These lanterns are handmade and contain a lighted candle inside, which gives it a glow as it
rises (ppt5).

12.Also the city is filled with parades and dances, fireworks ,worship gatherings.

13. Yi Peng is believed to have originated in India with the legend of the candle-bearing bird
that once visited Gautama Buddha.
RESUMEN

The Yi Peng Festival is an annual event held in Chiang Mai, Thailand, mainly in the month of
November. It takes place on the full moon day of the second month in the Lanna lunar
calendar. The festival attracts thousands of people from around the world, with an attendance
of around 5,000 people from other countries. The festival starts at dusk, symbolizing the end
of the day and the beginning of a new cycle. People perform Buddha worship and visit temples
on this day. One of the main highlights of the festival is the tradition of throwing lanterns,
which is believed to release bad energies and problems of the past, representing a fresh start
in the new year. These lanterns are handmade and contain a lit candle inside, creating a
beautiful glowing effect as they rise into the sky. The festival also includes parades, dances,
fireworks, and worship gatherings. The origin of the festival is believed to be from India, with a
legend about a bird bearing candles that visited Gautama Buddha.