From April 13 to 16, the nation was abuzz with excitement as nearly 22 million visitors, both local and international, embarked on a journey to explore the country's vibrant destinations.

Kampong Cham province stole the spotlight as the most sought-after destination, charming over 5.3 million tourists. Following closely behind were Prey Veng, Kampong Speu, Battambang, and Kampot provinces, each welcoming millions of eager travelers.

Top Sopheak, Secretary of State at the Ministry of Tourism, couldn't contain his enthusiasm, noting that this year's turnout surpassed all expectations, even pre-Covid-19 levels. The secret? Well, it lies in the array of Sankranta events and entertainment programs scattered across the nation, offering everyone a chance to revel in the festivities.

Prime Minister Hun Manet shared his congratulations, highlighting the pride and joy that enveloped the nation during the celebration. He emphasized Cambodia's unity and peace, which allowed citizens to come together and celebrate harmoniously.

This surge in domestic tourism not only brought joy but also economic prosperity, providing a significant boost to local businesses and the broader economy. Indeed, it was a celebration to remember, marking a new milestone in Cambodia's cultural heritage!