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Events for year
January 01: International New
Year Day
April 14-16: Cambodian New Year
A
three-day celebration after the end of harvest to mark the turn of The New Year
according to the Khmer lunar calendar. Every home is seen with attractive
decorations. shrines are full of food and beverages given as offerings to God..
Other people attend Buddhist temples where traditional games are also performed.
Click here for more details about Khmer New Year.
May 01: Visak Bochea Day - Birthday of Buddha.
May 05: Royal Ploughing Ceremony
It is
culturally celebrated to alert the nation of the commencement of rainy season,
and farmers to be ready for farming rice by starting to plough. The venue is a
field at a wing of Royal Palace, Phnom Penh. The scene is interesting as it
depicts real ploughing activities where cows are given a variety of crops to
eat. Based on the choices of crops eaten by the cows, prediction are made for
the coming year. Click here for more details about Ploughing Ceremony.
May 13-15: Birthday of King
Sihamony
During king's birthday, a giant
firework display is held close to the riverbanks in front of the Royal Palace.
October 10-12:
Pchum Ben Day - The Soul Day
A religious festival to bless the
souls of ancestors, relatives and friends alike who have passed away. Household
members attend Buddhist temples.
November 23-25:
Water Festival
Not only it marks the reversing
flow of Tonle Sap River but also ushers in the fishing season. The Highlight of
the event is boat races over three days. As night falls, fireworks light the sky
and a lighted flotilla of boats sail under full moon to whom household worships.
Some analysts say the celebration is also a thanksgiving to the Mekong River for
providing the country with fertile land. People from all walks of life gather on
the bank of the Mekong River for days and nights. Click here for more details
about Water Festival.
Mid December:
Angkor Festival
This festival is a showcase of
performing arts with Angkor Wat as a backdrop. Performers from all over Asia
attend this festival performing great epic stories from myths and legends,
including the Ramayana, with their own national dance costumes and musical and
rhythmic interpretations. Former King Sihanouk often attends when he is in
residence in Siem Reap and other dignitaries come to witness this wonderful
spectacle.
¾ÓÄÚ¸£ ¸¶¶óÅæ ´ëȸ Angkor Wat
International Half Marathon
02.
Dec. 2007
Our race has been
taking place in one of famous world heritage, designated as a world heritage
site by UNESCO, the legendary Angkor Wat whose autistics and archeological
intention and visual impact put it in a class with the Pyramids (Egypt), Machu
Picchu (Peru), and Taj Mahal (India). Unlike many other world class monuments,
the ruins of Angkor are as yet unspoiled by over-development1). And you will run
around the main area of Angkor Wat ruins.
This year's Angkor
Wat International Half Marathon 2007 will be held on December 2nd. For this
year, it released new website, new idea, and hope to come up with more fun!
Angkor Marathon
created many types of race items including International Half Marathon which is
acknowledged of IAAF and AIMS. Please try your corresponding category.
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| Types of Races | Gender | Age | Date |
| Half Marathon | Men/Women | 16 over | 2 Dec 07 |
| 10 km Road Race | Men/Women | 16 over | 2 Dec 07 |
| 5 km Fun-Run | Women Only | 16 over | 2 Dec 07 |
| Kid Race (3 km) | Open | < 15 yrs | 2 Dec 07 |
| Bike Race (100 km) | Men/Women | All Ages | 1 Dec 07 |
| Bike Rally (50 km) | Men/Women | All Ages | 1 Dec 07 |
* Start Time
|
Start Time (1 Dec 07) |
Types of Race | Start Time (2 Dec 07) | Types of Race |
| 05:45 am | Bike (Race/Rally) | 06:30 am | Half Marathon |
| 06:40 am | 10 km Road Race | ||
| 06:50 am | 5 km Fun-Run | ||
| 07:00 am | Kid Race (3 km ) |
* Course
Specially established in Angkor Wat Ruins in front of the Central Sanctuary of Angkor Wat (Start & Finish Line). Passing Prasat Kravan - Prasat Bat Chun - Banteay Kdey - Ta Prohm - Baphoun - Bayon - South Gate - Baksei Cham Krong - Phom Bakheng - Ta Phrom Kei - and back to the front of the Central Sanctuary of Angkor Wat (Finish Line). See Course Map (Acknowledged by AIMS and IAAF)
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Half Marathon
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* Start & Finish Line
In front of the Central Sanctuary of Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia