The That Luang Festival is an important religious event in Laos, celebrated annually in November. It honors the That Luang Stupa, a significant Buddhist monument in Vientiane, which is considered the national symbol of Laos. The festival lasts for three days and attracts thousands of locals and tourists who participate in various religious activities, including prayers, offerings, and traditional performances. During the festival, people gather to pay respect to the Buddha and engage in cultural activities such as parades and traditional dances. The event showcases the rich heritage of Lao culture and promotes unity among the community, making it a vibrant and meaningful celebration for all participants.