Annual Lim Ko Niao festival in Pattani showcases multicultural unity and tradition


FILE photo. The annual Lim Ko Niao festival in Yala in 2020. - Photo: The Nation/ANN

PATTANI, (Thailand): (Bernama) The annual Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Festival continues to unite Pattani, a predominantly Muslim-majority province in southern Thailand, fostering multicultural harmony and strengthening its multiracial identity.

The festival is a tribute to Lim Ko Niao, venerated as a goddess by the ethnic Chinese communities in southern Thailand for her devotion to filial piety and her patriotic loyalty to China.

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