T’ngai Laeng Saka is the name of the third day of the Cambodian New Year Festival. From this day the New Year officially starts, so it could also be called New Year’s Day. Early in the morning people go visit the temples once again and a ceremony including the sand stupas takes place. In the evening the Water Festival ends with a great ceremony where all the young people of the nation wash their elders with perfumed holy water. Also the monks and all Buddha images are washed as a sign of devotion by the Khmer people. This way the people show their remorse for all the sins they have committed during the past year and accept blessings from the elders and from Buddha. It is a very special time when everyone – young, old, women, men, children and elders, spend time together, laughing and sharing with each other in respectful water games.