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This past week brought twenty articles exploring Cambodia through heritage sites (Wat Moha Leap, Prasat Tao, Bokor), dark history (Nuon Chea, Siamese wars), practical expat guides (work permits, safety, health), cultural snapshots (ang pav, market food, coastal icons), a new French Protectorate e-book, and everyday moments from golden blooms to wild bees—past, present, and living reality in the Kingdom.
– Picture of the day: Golden Trumpet Bloom in Cambodia’s Tropical Light
– Tourism: Wat Moha Leap: Cambodia’s Last Wooden Sanctuary of Faith and Craftsmanship
– Who’s who: Nuon Chea, ‘Brother Number Two’: Architect of a Cambodian Nightmare
– Picture of the day: Lions of La Plantation Courtyard
– Từ hỗn loạn đến đổi mới: Lịch sử ngắn gọn của Campuchia hiện đại cho du khách đến lần đầu
– Culture: Ang Pav in Cambodia: Red Envelopes, Red Faces and a Very Local Good Fortune
– Picture of the day: Salmon Carpaccio Comfort in Phnom Penh
– Vivre au Cambodge : Travailler au Cambodge en 2026 : visas, permis de travail et réalité quotidienne pour les étrangers
– Tourism: Prasat Tao: Lions, Brickwork, and a 7th‑Century Royal Project at Sambor Prei Kuk
– Picture of the day: Wild Bee Hives in Banteay Chhmar
– e-Books: A Quick Guide to the French Protectorate in Cambodia: Your New Essential e-Book on 1863–1953
– Picture of the day: Orchid Tree Bloom on Bokor Plateau
– Tourism: Bokor Hill Station: Cambodia’s Misty Colonial Ghost on the Mountain
– Tourism: Phnom Chisor: A Hilltop Temple With A Timeless View
– Picture of the day: Bánh Canh Breakfast in a Cambodian Market
– Fauna: The Asian Elephant in Cambodia: Guardian of the Forest and Symbol of Gentle Strength
– History: The Siamese-Cambodian War (1591–1594): When Angkor’s Shadow Still Loomed Over Ayutthaya
– Picture of the day: Kep’s Iconic Crab Statue
– Life: Is Cambodia Safe? A Resident’s Honest Take on Life in the Kingdom
– Reference: Cambodia CDC Yellow Book: Essential Travel Health Guide for Visitors
