Theravada New Year is a three-day Buddhist festival celebrated predominantly by followers of Theravada Buddhism. It marks the beginning of the Buddhist New Year and is observed with various religious and cultural ceremonies. During this auspicious occasion, devotees engage in prayer, meditation, and acts of generosity to purify the mind and foster spiritual growth. The festival typically involves offerings to monks, chanting of scriptures, and participation in rituals symbolizing renewal and enlightenment. It serves as a time for reflection, gratitude, and deepening one’s connection to the teachings of the Buddha within the Theravada tradition.