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<h3>Celebrations</h3><ol><li><strong>Prayers and Chanting</strong>: Devotees gather in temples to pray, chant, and recite Buddhist scriptures.</li><li><strong>Meditation</strong>: Meditating on this day is considered highly auspicious as it brings peace and spiritual merit.</li><li><strong>Offerings</strong>: People make offerings such as flowers, incense, candles, and food to statues of the Buddha.</li><li><strong>Charity and Acts of Kindness</strong>: Engaging in acts of generosity, such as donating to the needy or offering food to monks, is a common practice.</li><li><strong>Decorations</strong>: Temples and homes are often decorated with lights, lanterns, and Buddha statues.</li></ol><h3>Observance</h3><ul><li><strong>In India</strong>: Celebrations are particularly prominent in regions with significant Buddhist populations such as Bodh Gaya, Sarnath, and Kushinagar.</li><li><strong>In Nepal</strong>: Celebrated with great enthusiasm, especially in Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha.</li><li><strong>In Sri Lanka, Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, and other Southeast Asian countries</strong>: Vesak is a major holiday, marked by large public celebrations, processions, and religious observances.</li><li><strong>Globally</strong>: The festival is observed by Buddhist communities around the world, reflecting the global influence of Buddhism.</li></ul>
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