Dad, please.
"It is an old tradition of Chinese Thais in Phuket Province that has been passed down for a long time and cannot be found anywhere. There is only one place in Thailand, in Phuket Province. The tradition of Phuket is the Chinese tradition, which the Phuket people believe is the time when the gates of the underworld are opened to release the deceased souls who have returned to visit and receive charity from their descendants on the human world for a month. So during August-September each year, the Chinese Thais descendants in Phuket Province will perform a ritual to dedicate charity to their ancestors, including the relatives. Phuket is called "Hua Hea 1."
The tradition in Phuket is held at the Shrine of Sengtek Guan Imtai, or for short, the Shrine of the Shrine, which is a shrine that has long held this ritual and is presided over by the Shrine and is also one of the traditional monks that Phuket people worship.
The Chinese tradition is a Chinese day with a unique offering called "salvage," or red turtle dessert, made of wheat flour mixed with sugar, molded into turtles, and then painted with red, which is an important symbol in the tradition of red turtles. Whenever you see the worship of red turtles, that is a sign of the tradition that has begun.






































































