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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 can remember. …
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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 function. The monks will perform blessing and…
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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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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, his body was cremated, as was…
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In Cambodia, Meak Bochea Day is an important religious festival. “Heart of Buddhism” Three principles: Ceasing from all evil, Doing only what is good, and Cleansing the mind. It is observed on the full moon in the third month of…
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Sambor Preikuk Temple Today, Cambodiab people celebrate the 3rd anniversary of the inclusion of Sambor Preikuk temple as the World Heritage at UNESCO list. July 08th, 2020, is the 3rd anniversary(July 08 2017 - 08th July 2020) of the…
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Today, as Cambodian people, we celebrate the 12th anniversary of Preah Vihear listed in UNESCO as the world heritage. The event which took place on July 7, 2008, was considered to be a new historical event since Cambodia acquired the holy…
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Mondulkiri Province (ខេត្តមណ្ឌលគិរី), the original wild east, is a world apart from the lowlands with not a rice paddy or palm tree in sight. Mondulkiri means ‘Central of the Hills’, an apt sobriquet for a land of rolling hills. It…
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