Unlike the bustling capital Phnom Penh or mysterious Siem Reap, Kampot has an ancient and peaceful beauty, making it an ideal weekend destination for Vietnamese travelers. Let Ha Tien Vegas help you to discover this city of Cambodia in advance and then plan well for the trip in the near future.
Cambodia remains a safe destination for travelers if you visit the right areas and follow official recommendations. Latest updates on security, areas to avoid, and the safest tourist locations. Let Ha Tien Vegas give you some tips and guidance to help you enjoy the travel to cambodia in safe and sound and exciting.
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Choosing the right clothing for Cambodia travel will help you feel comfortable throughout your sightseeing journey, while also being suitable for the hot weather characteristics of the “Kingdom of Temples.” Let Ha Tien Vegas guide you some tips that help you plan a great trip to Cambodia.
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Early spring 2026 has passed; are you thinking about summer travel plans? This is the golden time to prepare for a trip to Kien Giang from April onwards. With beautiful weather, vibrant festivals, and especially Ha Tien Vegas Entertainment Resort—an ideal stopover combining relaxation, entertainment, and cultural exploration—your journey will be more complete than ever.
Updated February 28, 2026: This is the ideal time to start planning your Kien Giang trip for March-April. Booking flights and hotels early will help you get better prices and more options, especially during the Khmer New Year festival (April 13–15, 2026).
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Khmer New Year, Cambodia’s most vibrant celebration, transforms the entire country into a joyous festival of water, powder, music, and tradition. In 2026, Ha Tien Vegas Entertainment Resort in Kampot Province invites you to experience the most spectacular Khmer New Year celebration in Cambodia—combining authentic cultural traditions with world-class entertainment and luxury accommodation.
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Every February, Phnom Penh and beyond shimmer under red lanterns as Cambodia welcomes the Lunar New Year—known as “Tet” in Vietnamese, and celebrated with equal fervor just across the border in Ha Tien, Vietnam.
A celebration both ancient and delightfully local, it blends centuries-old traditions with Khmer warmth and Vietnamese cultural connections. From temple smoke to roast pork platters and pineapple offerings, here’s how the Cambodia-Vietnam border region greets the Lunar New Year—with fireworks, fortune, and fragrant fish!
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