A Lao tradition and one of the twelve monthly rites (Hed Sip Song), performed on the waning moon of the ninth month. It involves wrapping offerings and sweets in banana leaves into large parcels, then hanging or placing them on the ground, fences of temples, or around the sim (ordination hall), as the owner sees fit. That day is also called the 'Boone Hao Khau Padap Din' festival.