Evening scene around Wat Phnom Resort
The smoke from incense burnt by hundreds(?) prayers
Crowds in the Children play ground
Yeay Penh Sacred place
On the 1st day of Chinese New Year, my family and I went to Wat Phnom and the public park around there to let my lil cousins play in the children's yard. There are lots and lots of people, especially those who look Chinese! hehe....
By the way, do you guys celebrate Chinese New Year? ( ^,^ )
P.S. Wat Phnom resort is considered the sacred place for its history. People believe in the spiritual power of Daun Penh (the woman who first found the name for Phnom Penh).
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lots of people, lots of rubbish, and lots of those pitiful beggar. But lots of fun and activities too. you can find out at wat phnom.
;)
hi DeeDee! guess who here? it's me Dave. i've changed my blog address to king-dave.blogspot.com. Long time no see and also we haven't kept in touch--not a even a mail. Heheh. I only posted 2 new things lately. :( OOOh, hopfly i am added as one of ur friends' links.
Looks like u've been to quite a few places and done lots of activities during "Chol Chhnamm Chen." Unlike me, i was home and only was feelin relief on Sun 25th which was the "Tgai Saen." I did nothing though.
Dave
>>Anonymous: yeah, it's true.
>>Dave: nah... i had just been there for fresh air la, but also stayed home n did lots of housework too...
During the Chinese New Year's celebration, people participate in many traditional activities. The Chinese believe that as they enter a new ye
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