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Kep: The Tourism Attraction Destination
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Kep Province
Kep was a municipality that lies along Cambodian southern coast. It has recently become one of Cambodia's province. Kep city was established in 1908 by France during the colonial era. It is known to be a relaxed,!-->!-->!-->…
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Rice Farming Season -Planting and Harvesting
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Rice plantations may be the best place to experience the local lifestyle
The typical Cambodian landscape is dominated by blue and green colors of the sky and rice plantations. In season,!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Khmer Traditional Wedding – 3 Days of Wedding Ceremony in Cambodia
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A traditional Cambodian wedding is comprised of many ceremonies, music, meals, gifts, and guests lasting for three days and three nights. Cambodians choose the number three because of!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Water and Moon Festival and Boat Racing: Khmer Traditional Festival
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Date: Oct 30, 31, Nov 01 2020
For the people of Cambodia, the Water Festival and Bon Om Touk (The Pirogue Racing Festival) in Phnom Penh is the most magnificent traditional!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Khmer Pchum Ben-Death Ancestors Festival
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Pchum Ben is a public holiday in Cambodia that follows the period called “Vassa,” a kind of “Buddhist Lent,” and has been kept with great devotion by the Khmer people for longer than anyone!-->!-->!-->…
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Death in Cambodian’s Culture: The Death remembrance Ceremony
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Death in Cambodian's Culture
Soon after that the coffin will be lifted up and prepared to be cremated. For the duration of the ritual overall performance, Buddhist monks play a vital!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Khmer New Year, Together We Cycling for Charity and Cambodian Red ,Siem Reap August 2020
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16th-21st of August 2020, the replacement public holidays for Khmer New Year Holidays as the Royal government of Cambodia announced.
Siem Reap provincial authorities, the Union of Youth Federations of Cambodia in Siem Reap province!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Budda’s Relics Parading To Chaktomuk on Mekong River
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The Buddha is said to have died between 486-483 B.C., according to traditional accounts, at the age of eighty in Kushinagara, after ingesting a tainted piece of either mushroom or pork. When he died,!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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