Sunday, September 17, 2028

Gregorian

Gregorian
September 17, 2028
Weekday
Sunday
Lunar
14 Roach Photroboth
Year of
Monkey
Lunar month
Photroboth
B.E.
2572
Sak Era
Somrithik

Public Holiday

Pchum Ben Festival (Day 1)

Pchum Ben Day 1 begins Cambodia’s ancestral festival, when families visit pagodas to offer food to monks for deceased relatives.

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Celebration

Koh Ker UNESCO World Heritage Inscription

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Kan Ben 14

Daily guidance

Daily guidance: Sunday is ruled by the Sun — a day of success and good fortune. It is a favorable day to start new work, travel, or hold important ceremonies. Cleaning the home and preparing the shrine brings blessings. Meanwhile, Day 14 Roach precedes the new moon — deep calm. A good day for finishing tasks, expressing gratitude, and setting new intentions for the month ahead.

Sunday · By weekday

Sunday is ruled by the Sun — a day of success and good fortune. It is a favorable day to start new work, travel, or hold important ceremonies. Cleaning the home and preparing the shrine brings blessings.

14 Roach of Photroboth · By lunar day

Day 14 Roach precedes the new moon — deep calm. A good day for finishing tasks, expressing gratitude, and setting new intentions for the month ahead.

Daily insights

Traditional Khmer insight for today — Sunday

Nakshatra of the day

Magha

Ruler: Ketu · The Mighty

Good for: Ceremonies for ancestors, Coronation, Buying land

Avoid: Lending money, Innovation

Lucky color

Red

Lucky numbers

01, 09

Auspicious direction

South

Void time

12:0013:30

Void time (Pel Chong) — best avoided for important undertakings

Auspicious and avoidable activities today

Auspicious today

  • Job InterviewAuspicious
  • HaircutAuspicious
  • Nail CuttingAuspicious
  • Pray / OfferingsAuspicious
  • Clean AltarAuspicious
  • Start MedicineAuspicious

Better avoided

  • Start BusinessAvoid
  • EngagementAvoid
  • House ConstructionAvoid
  • Sign ContractAvoid
  • Start LearningAvoid
  • AgricultureAvoid

Traditional Khmer guidance for consideration — it reflects custom and belief, not a guarantee of outcomes.