Picture of the day: White Horse Statue on the Road to Kep
Discover Kampot’s iconic White Horse Statue near Kep, a striking roundabout landmark that captures the spirit of coastal Cambodia and...
Who’s who: So Phim, the Reluctant No. 3 of the Khmer Rouge
Discover who So Phim was: Khmer Issarak guerrilla, Eastern Zone commander of the Khmer Rouge, both architect of repression and...
Flavors of Cambodia: A Visual Journey to the Kingdom’s Table
Turn your screen into a street-side table in Phnom Penh with “Flavors of Cambodia: A Visual Journey,” a Cambodian e-book...
Picture of the day: Crispy Cambodian Fish Fritters & Lime-Chili Dip
Golden Cambodian fish fritters served with a lime‑chili fish sauce dip, a simple yet addictive Khmer snack enjoyed in homes,...
The “Long‑Haired Dictionary” of Foreign Husbands
Among Khmer people, a foreign man who speaks fluent Khmer is often assumed to have a Khmer wife, jokingly called...
Ta Prohm Temple: Where the Jungle Remembers the Empire
Explore Cambodia’s Ta Prohm Temple — where jungle roots, ancient history, and a mysterious “dinosaur” carving entwine in unforgettable harmony.
Le sourire du peuple cambodgien à l’honneur du Sommet de la Francophonie 2026
À l’occasion du Sommet de la Francophonie 2026, un ouvrage célèbre le sourire du peuple cambodgien, sa culture, son histoire...
Picture of the day: Essential Water Jars of Rural Cambodia
Peang water jars across rural Cambodia, serving as essential rainwater reserves and showcasing traditional Khmer craftsmanship in sunbaked villages.
Cambodia’s Warm Smile to Shine at the Francophonie Summit
The Smile of the Cambodia People, a bilingual publication initiated by the Ministry of Information and partners, will celebrate Cambodian...
Ganesha in Cambodia: The Gentle Wisdom of an Elephant God
Discover how Ganesha, the elephant-headed god of wisdom, found a lasting place in Cambodia’s spiritual imagination — from ancient mythology...
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