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Since Cambodia gained access to the internet a few years ago, and the capital Phnom Penh has started developing at a rapid rate, Western traditions and holidays have become more and more popular in the Southeast-Asian country. Khmer people love lavish decorations and are particularly in awe of the colorful plastic Christmas trees that are put up in front of hotels, malls, coffee shops, and other...

Pchum Ben is the second most important holiday in Cambodian culture besides the Khmer New Year. This year, it took place at the beginning of October. The ceremony lasts a total of 15 days, the last three of which are national holidays. The festival is a time to honor one’s ancestors. Families gather at pagodas and offer food and prayers to their ancestors’ spirits, which saves them from bad...

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Khmer New Year is a three-day long public holiday which took place from April 14th through 16th. The celebration traditionally marks the end of harvest season and the start of raining season and is an occasion for Cambodians to visit their hometowns and organize family gatherings. Previous Next Take a look at how our students and beneficiaries are celebrating the new year! Previous Next Each year...