The official announcement for public holidays has been released. Sadly, for the work-shy, the next year’s events fall mainly on the weekend, with some (Constitution Day-Pchum Ben and Independence Day-Water Festival) clashing on the same date. Only 10 days off fall on weekdays. But, many will probably be happy to get back to work and wait for 2023 for the long weekends,
In 2021, there were many Mondays and Fridays, meaning plenty of long weekends- but COVID restrictions and general malaise dampened a lot of these happy days. The calendar and moons are not so favorable in 2022.
| January 1 (Sat) | New Year’s Day |
| January 7 (Fri) | Victory Day |
| March 8 (Tue) | International Women’s Day |
| April 14-16 (Thur-Sat) | Cambodian New Year |
| May 1 (Sun) | International Labor Day |
| May 14 (Sat) | King’s birthday |
| May 15 (Sun) | Visak Bochea |
| May 19 (Thur) | Ploughing Day |
| June 18 (Sat) | National Mother’s Birthday |
| September 24 (Sat) | Constitution Day |
| September 24, 25, 26 (Sat-Mon) | Pchum Ben |
| October 15 (Sat) | King Father’s Commemoration Day |
| October 29 (Sat) | Coronation Day |
| November 7, 8, 9 (Mon-Wed) | Water festival |
| November 9 (Wed) | Independence Day |
