An autumn festival in Cambodia provides a chance for families to honour their long line of ancestors - as well as feed any starving spirits.
Pchum Ben, also known as the Khmer Festival of the Ancestors, occurs every year between September and October for 15 days during the 10th month of the Khmer lunar calendar.
Throughout this whole period it is believed that the gates of Hell are flung open and hoards of hungry ghosts are free to spill back out among the living.