The Cambodian New Year, also known as Khmer New Year, is celebrated from April 14 to 16 by the Khmer people of Cambodia. This festive occasion is marked by various celebrations, including fireworks, parties, and communal fun. It coincides with the traditional solar new year observed in several countries such as India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Laos, and Thailand. The holiday is rooted in Cambodian culture and is believed to involve the descent of a new angel who brings happiness and good weather. To honor this divine presence, Cambodians clean their homes, light candles, and offer food to Buddha to welcome the spirits. Each of the three days of celebration is associated with specific events, allowing individuals to create lasting memories during this auspicious time.