Phuket Religion News (Thailand)

The most important festival in the Islamic calendar, the Eid ul Fitr, will take place on 30th August 2011, marking the end of Ramadan.

Thousands of Islamic pilgrims and worshippers from throughout Europe and the Middle East are this year set to flock to Jordan's famous destination of Petra to celebrate Eid Al Fitr - one of the holiest days in the Muslim year.

DirectRooms.com announces that anyone visiting Hammamet this August may find that some services aren’t running as normal as the city’s Islamic followers fast for Ramadan.

DirectRooms.com announces the dates of Buddha’s birthday celebration in Jeju, South Korea. The annual event correlates with the first full moon of the lunar month of Vesakha, which this year means that it takes place from the 4th to 10th May.

DirectRooms.com is proud to announce the Pager Wesi celebration in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia, starting on the 27th of April 2011.

Celebrations for the Chinese New Year starts this week in Phuket, Thailand. This year is the year of the Rabbit and the Tourism Authority of Thailand have gone to great lengths to ensure this year's celebrations are better than ever.

DirectRooms.com reveals that the annual Poi Sang Long celebrations will take place in the Northern Thai city of Mae Hong Son during April 2011

DirectRooms.com reveals that in Sihanoukville, a Cambodian seaside resort on the Gulf of Thailand’s shores, Buddhists and tourists alike will be remembering a milestone in Buddha’s life with a colourful festival

The Buddhist festival of Loy Kratong is held annually on the full moon of the twelfth month and is celebrated throughout Thailand; this years festival will take place on November 21st....

DirectRooms.com announces that people all over Goa will be taking part in a number of specially planned celebrations and activities to celebrate the immaculate conception of the Virgin Mary

DirectRooms.com announces the annual Pchum Ben Day (The Soul Day) in Phnom Penh, which will take place from October 8th to October 9th, 2010.

CONSTRUCTION is about to begin on a man-made island off Sapan Hin on the island’s south-east, which will be home to a five-metre statue of Buddha.