Posts Tagged ‘Activities’
Healthy Ideas for 2 Holidays
Wednesday, October 29th, 2008
It is supposed to be the holiday today, but I am working alone to get the urgent planning done for the following week before the water festival holidays. Actually, i will be very busy again during the first 2 days of the water festival since we have a group of our major donor to visit [...]
Bon Kathen Activities at the Padoga
Friday, October 24th, 2008
Kathen marching wish for a better life in the future. People enjoyed Kathen at their village. For visit don’t forget to stop by and join Kathen in Cambodia. It’s free of charge for all nations. Pictured by Flickr
Bon Kathen – Religious Event in the Kingdom of Cambodia
Thursday, October 23rd, 2008
A medium religious event among a few big religious events is called ‘Bon Kathen’ where the marching and gongs with a big group of people along. Some rich and medium family organize the ‘Bon Kathen’ at their house and accompany the offering ‘Pa Chay’ to one of the Pagoda in their area or out to [...]
Cambodia: Water Festival In Phnom Penh 2008
Tuesday, October 21st, 2008
The season of crowded in the city is coming soon. The official water festival holiday will be from the 11th – 13th Nov 2008. You will be amaze to see thousand of people coming to visit the Bon Om Touk the water festival every year. If you dare enough to walk in to the crowd [...]
How to Date a Cambodian Girl?
Saturday, October 4th, 2008
It has been almost 2 weeks since the first BarCamp in Phnom Penh happened at CJCC in the Royal University of Phnom Penh campus. I guess there were about 300+ people attended this unconference event. There were many interesting topic that presented at this event. I came in a little late during the event and [...]
Thanks God, It's Friday
Friday, September 19th, 2008
Pchum Ben – Day of the Dead Bret Spirits
Monday, September 8th, 2008
In the pre-dawn twilight, a solemn bell tolls from deep within the temple. Nasal chants, hypnotic and entrancing, drift through the early morning mist. This is the soundtrack to Pchum Ben, arguably Cambodia’s most important religious festival. The chants are blessings from ordained monks, a moral poem cautioning all of the dangers of greed and [...]
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