Phnom Penh: Mr. Khuong Sreng, Governor of Phnom Penh, and Mrs. Chea Sina Khuong Sreng, as well as civil servants under the Phnom Penh administration, brought candles, amulets, and some offerings to monks who have been waiting for the rainy season for three months at 151 pagodas and 5 Buddhist monasteries in Phnom Penh.
The ceremony was held on the morning of July 27, 2026, at the Chanbori Vong Temple complex of Samdech Preah Porthivaeng Noy Chrek, the first deputy chief monk of the Kingdom of Cambodia, in Sangkat Samrong, Khan Prek Pno, Phnom Penh.
For 151 pagodas and 5 religious schools in Phnom Penh, Mr. Khuong Sreng and Mrs. Chea Sina Khuong Sreng donated candles, offerings and gifts to each pagoda and religious school, including offerings worth 300,000 riel, 1 pair of candles, 100 kilograms of rice, 1 sack of rice, 25 kilograms of sugar, 1 carton of condensed milk, equivalent to 48 cans, 5 cartons of orange juice, 5 cartons of pure water, 5 cartons of noodles, and 1 carton of canned fish, equivalent to 100 cans.
It should also be noted that the beginning of the Buddhist Lent is celebrated every year, starting from the 1st day of the 15th Traditionally, the ceremony begins on the evening of the 15th day of the 15th month of the month of Asahd, with the participation of brothers and elders of the temple, who carry candles, robes, robes, and other materials around the temple, and then perform a sermon and offer candles and materials to the monks.
On that occasion, His Holiness Preah Porthivaung Noy Chrek, the First Deputy Chief Monk of the Kingdom of Cambodia, extended his best wishes to the Governor of Phnom Penh and Mrs. Chea Sina Khuong Sreng, their children, and all civil servants under the Phnom Penh administration, wishing them all the four blessings of the Buddha: longevity, wealth, happiness, and strength, and never to be separated from one another.
Please note that during this rainy season, for three months, Buddhists tend to make offerings, cakes, and other items to provide for the monks who are waiting for the rainy season during this period.
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