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Traditional Leeway

       

  The leeway is a tradition of the Sea Gypsy the race has inhabited the Adang-Lipe islands. The Sea Gypsy, an original Malay native race has moved to inhibit the islands hundreds of years ago. They love isolation with their own group moving from place to place with no permanent home with their own tradition and language. They had originally no religion but believing the nymph.     Tradition of the Sea Gypsy’s leeway in Satun Province has been made in the Lipe Island since many years ago. It has been made for free from sin and casting lots for professions. The leeway is made twice a year on the sixth and twelfth months.

          On the thirteenth day of waxing moon of the sixth and twelfth months the Sea Gypsy will leave from their every works. They would prepare desserts, popped rice and flowers for paying respect to their ancestor and cleaning the respected ancestor’s pavilion. At about 3.00 pm they would gather by encircling the pavilion with a master of ceremony will carry out the ceremony.    

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  • HOME
  • About Satun Geopark
    • Organization Chart
    • From a sea 500 million years ago
    • Historical evidence of a sea floor from 500 million years ago
    • The Earth’s oxygen production site
    • The ever moving tectonic plates
    • Diverse topography of Satun Geopark
    • An evidence of the first bond between the local life and the land
    • History and landscape The link between Satun Geopark and the people
    • Satun Geopark Today
    • International designation of Natural Rank
    • Fossil Protection Act 2008 (2551)
    • Research and Media
      • Travel poster by district
      • cambrian fossils
      • Ordovician fossils
      • silurian fossils
      • devonian fossils
      • Carboniferous fossils
      • Fossils after the Permian era come down.
      • Biostratigraphy and Karst Morphology of Satun Aspiring Geopark
      • Geological Differences between Langkawi and Satun Geoparks
    • How to get to Satun Geopark
    • Hotels and Restaurants
  • Tarutao – Phetra Islands Zone
    • Adang Islands
    • Ko Hin Ngam Gravel Beach
    • Koh Li-Pe
    • Koh Khai Sea Arch
    • Koh Ra Wi
    • The seven-color corals
    • Koh Dong
    • Koh Hin Son
    • Khao To Ngai Fault Plane
    • Pak Bara Beach
    • Rawai beach
    • Had San Lang Mangkorn Tan Yong Po
    • Prasat hin panyod
  • Ecological tourism and adventure
    • Tham Le Stegodon
    • Ban Tha Oil Pier
    • Khao Thanan
    • Tharn Pliew Waterfall
    • Tham Phu Pha Petch
    • Wang Sai Thong Waterfall
    • Wang Sai Thong Kayaking
    • Tham Chet Khot
    • Tham Urai Thong
    • Tharn Sawan Waterfall
    • Khao Bunthad Wildlife Sanctuary (Satun)
  • Educational Site
    • Satun Geopark Museum
    • Tarutao Trilobites
    • Khao Daeng Nautiloids
    • Hin Sarai
    • Lan Hin Pa Phon
    • Khao Noi Rock Succession
    • Tha Rae Stromatolitic Rocks
    • To Sam Yot Fossils
    • Thungwa Ancient Elephant Museum
    • Satun Geopark Fossil Festivals
  • Intangible tourist spots
    • Mani Ethnic Group
    • Traditional Leeway
    • Wai Phee Bo Tradition
    • Bo Chet Luk
  • contact
    • Satun Geopark Network
    • Calendar
    • SATUN GEOPARK MAP
    • Presentation Satun Geopark Thailand
    • Poll

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