Cambodia's Pchum Ben Festival: A Time for Family Reunion and Ancestral Remembrance
Cambodia's most significant Buddhist festival, Pchum Ben, will be celebrated from September 27 to October 12, 2026. The festival is a traditional event where families gather, honor ancestors, and offer food to monks.
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