Life in Thailand revolves around water. The Mae Nam Chao Phraya Basin is Thailand's most important rice-producing area and its most industrialized region, supporting a third the population. Canals in Bangkok are lined by houses on stilts and crowed with boats moving peoples and produce around. Thailand's most famous floating market is in Damnoen Saduak, north of Bangkok.

Water marks at least two festivals. Come Songkran. Thais douse one another with buckets of water. During Loy Krathong, Thais light up river with candles in floating leaf baskets.
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