Remembering Their Ancestors

October 7, 2012

Monks at a ceremony to celebrate the Pchum Ben festival at Phnom Penh’s Wat Lanka on Friday. Pchum Ben is celebrated every year over a 15-day period during which Cambodians remember their ancestors.

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