I probably chose a nice place, because they lighted up a huge fire while the monks were chanting around it, also there were lots of food stalls and people linin

I probably chose a nice place, because they lighted up a huge fire while the monks were chanting around it, also there were lots of food stalls and people lining up to the temple. I also used to go see fireworks in Taiwan but it is usually like this -> wait for fireworks -> 10 minutes fireworks —> have some fun (hopefully) -> get stuck in traffic/public transportation. My home country is more lively but it ends up being similar, except people get way drunker.