Every November, Cambodia bursts to life with one of its most joyful celebrations: the Water Festival , or Bon Om Touk . It’s a time when the Tonlé Sap River reverses its flow — a rare natural event caused by the Mekong’s swollen waters at the end of the rainy season. For Cambodians, this isn’t just a river changing direction; it’s a moment to give thanks, celebrate the season, and come together as a community. The Traditional Water Festival Cambodi a In the past, riversides i

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