The Tazaungdaing Festival is a traditional celebration in Myanmar, marking the end of the rainy season. It usually takes place in November and lasts for several days. The festival is known for its vibrant lantern displays, where people create and release colorful paper lanterns into the sky, symbolizing the release of worries and the welcoming of good fortune. During the festival, communities also participate in various activities, including the making of Kyaikhtiyo (a type of traditional food) and the lighting of candles at pagodas. The event fosters a sense of unity and joy among participants, as families and friends come together to celebrate and share in the festivities.