Tak Bat Devo

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Tak Bat Devo (Thai: ตักบาตรเทโว, RTGS: Tak Bat Thewo, pronounced [tàk bàːt tʰēː.wōː]) is a Buddhist festival that is celebrated annually in Central Thailand a day after Wan Ok Phansa, the first day of the 11th waning moon.^[1] This is the celebration in order of Buddha's return to Earth after delivering a sermon to his dead mother in heaven.