Cambodia's Dragon Boat Race Celebrates Tradition and Boosts Tourism
A large-scale "Tong Gon" (dragon boat race) was held in Cambodia, attracting numerous citizens and tourists. This traditional event serves as an opportunity for cultural preservation and regional revitalization.
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