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Friday 2 October 2015

Prime Minister Hun Sen celebrates 4th day of Kan Ben festival

Prime Minister Hun Sen celebrates 4th day of Kan Ben festival
Published: 01-Oct-15 

PHNOM PENH (The Cambodia Herald)— Prime Minister Hun Sen, and his family members as well as many senior government officials celebrated here this morning the 4th day of Kan Ben Festival at Langka Pagoda, according to the state news agency-AKP.

Kan Ben is part of “Pchum Ben” or the Festival for the Dead, one of the biggest religious festivals in Cambodia. “Pchum Ben” falls on the fifteenth day of Kan Ben.

The 14-day Kan Ben Festival begins on Sept 28, 2015 in the pagodas throughout the country. This year, this annual religious festival will take place untilOct. 11.

As usual, Cambodian people go to pagodas to offer foodstuff to the monks. They believe that the monks will then convey the offering to their late ancestors.

Kan Ben is part of “Pchum Ben” Festival or the Festival for the Dead, one of the biggest festivals in Buddhism. This religious festival, which falls on the fifteenth day of Kan Ben, is to celebrate this year on Oct. 12.
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PHNOM PENH (The Cambodia Herald)— Prime Minister Hun Sen, and his family members as well as many senior government officials celebrated here this morning the 4th day of Kan Ben Festival at Langka Pagoda, according to the state news agency-AKP.

Kan Ben is part of “Pchum Ben” or the Festival for the Dead, one of the biggest religious festivals in Cambodia. “Pchum Ben” falls on the fifteenth day of Kan Ben.

The 14-day Kan Ben Festival begins on Sept 28, 2015 in the pagodas throughout the country. This year, this annual religious festival will take place untilOct. 11.

As usual, Cambodian people go to pagodas to offer foodstuff to the monks. They believe that the monks will then convey the offering to their late ancestors.

Kan Ben is part of “Pchum Ben” Festival or the Festival for the Dead, one of the biggest festivals in Buddhism. This religious festival, which falls on the fifteenth day of Kan Ben, is to celebrate this year on Oct. 12.

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