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In Laos, a good luck ceremony involves tossing rice, tying strings, and manhandling a boiled chicken
Matador Network
(2019)
A baci is a traditional good luck ceremony in Laos. It involves a centerpiece around which family members sit, chant, hold strings, and feast.
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