Khmer Happy New Year

Individuals of all races as a rule commend their own particular New Year consistently . They set the season of praising their New Year as per their convictions, traditions and customs. Cambodian individuals have additionally held their New Year since the old time . Cambodian individuals praise khmer New Year for three days, typically from thirteenth t fifteenth of April or khmer called "khe Chet" which is the time when individuals discharge from their diligent work. Before the New Year, individuals get ready nourishment, clean their homes, purchase new garments thus on . Be that as it may, the general population in the wide open spaces make trditional cakes called Num Onsom and Num Pun. InIn the pagodas, we fabricate sand mountains outside the sanctuaries. Thee first day of Khmer New Year is called Mohasang kran. The second day is named Virak Vanboth and the third day is Called Virak Loeung Sak. The general population dependably go to the pagodas to meet one another and play customary diversions Khmer Happy New Year is the absolute best time for Cambodian individuals.

Cambodian New Year is most critical occasion. The urban areas unfilled as Cambodians hurry to go through the occasion with gang. The occasion goes on for three days starting on New Year's Day. This time is toward the end of the gathering season. The ranchers appreciate the products of their harvest and unwind before the blustery season starts. Endowments and tips are particularly promising amid April and ought to be went with the expression 'Sok Sabay, Ch'nam Tmey' (Happy New Year!).

Days before the Chaul Chnam Thmey, Cambodians get occupied. They clean the house, each edge of it. The blessed messenger might check!

They get ready uncommon nourishment and purchase new garments. Indeed, even the spouse gets a cleaning and grandmother a not too bad tidying at any rate. Everything must be spic and range for the visit of the New Year Angel and with the children, you have it, she knows who has been insidious or decent.

Cambodia taking after Buddhist Era to check the year in view of the Buddhist date-book. For 2012, it is 2556 BE (Buddhist Era-The Buddhist timetable is utilized on territory Southeast Asia as a part of the nations of Cambodia, Thailand, Laos, Burma (authoritatively known as Myanmar) and Sri Lanka in a few related structures.

It is a lunisolar date-book having months that are then again 29 and 30 days, with an intercalated day and a 30-day month included at general interims. All types of the Buddhist schedule depend on the first form of the Surya Siddhanta, which dates to the third century (both the first and medieval types of the Surya Siddhanta are utilized by the different Hindu date-books).