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The Vegetarian Festival has spread to Pattaya. The purely Buddhist festival of Tesagarn Wan Sat (Thai: เทศกาลวันสารท) (see สารท ๑), which occurs on Moon 10 Waxing Evening 15, now appears on current Thai calendars as Ruem Tesagarn Kin Jae 9 Wan (Thai: เริมเทศกาลกินเจ ๕ วัน), Begin 9-Day Vegetarian Festival. Kin Jaeกินเจ means (to vow) in the manner of Vietnamese or Chinese Buddhists to eat a strict vegetarian diet. (Thai: กินเจ, กินแจ ก. ถือศีลอย่างญวนหรือจีน โดยกินอาหารจำพวกผักล้วน ไม่มีเนื้อสัตว์). Any editor who can read Thai and wants to help might try เทศกาลสารท and เทศกาลสารทจีน. Pawyilee (talk) 15:02, 23 June 2008 (UTC)Reply
The festival is common throughout Thailand, but not in the way it is in Phuket, so that should likely remain as a unique article. It can of course be expanded, but is culturally unique and location-specific to remain it's own article. See also this article on Thailand vegetarianism and the vegetarian festival. --Jeffmcneill (talk) 10:33, 2 October 2010 (UTC)Reply
