The Madin Full Moon Poya is a Buddhist holiday that commemorates the Buddha's first visit to his hometown of Kapilavastu after his enlightenment. It is also known as the Magha Puja and the Festival of the Fourfold Assembly.

The Madin Full Moon Poya in 2024 will fall on March 24th. It is a public holiday in Sri Lanka, and schools and businesses will be closed.

On the day of the Madin Full Moon Poya, Buddhists in Sri Lanka will gather at temples to offer prayers, listen to dharma talks, and engage in acts of merit such as making donations and performing acts of kindness. Many Buddhists will also participate in processions, where they will carry lanterns and other symbolic items.

The Madin Full Moon Poya is a time for Buddhists to reflect on the teachings of the Buddha and to strive towards achieving enlightenment themselves. It is a day of great importance in Sri Lanka and is observed with reverence and respect.

Here are some additional facts about the Madin Full Moon Poya:

• The Madin Full Moon Poya is one of the most important Buddhist holidays in Sri Lanka.
• It is a public holiday in Sri Lanka, and schools and businesses will be closed.
• On the day of the Madin Full Moon Poya, Buddhists in Sri Lanka will gather at temples to offer prayers, listen to dharma talks, and engage in acts of merit.
• The Madin Full Moon Poya is a time for Buddhists to reflect on the teachings of the Buddha and to strive towards achieving enlightenment themselves.