Southeast Asia, a region that stretches from the mountainous fringes of the Himalayas to the island chains of the Pacific,...

In the center of Phnom Penh, along bustling Monivong Boulevard, stands an institution whose name evokes both colonial legacy and...

This colored plan of Angkor Wat with Japanese annotations has been attributed to Shimano Kenryo, a Japanese interpreter visiting the...

In the middle of the 17th century, at a time when Japan had already embarked on its policy of seclusion...

North of Kampong Thom, in the quiet countryside of central Cambodia, lies one of the nation’s most captivating archaeological sites:...

The cyclo (Khmer: ស៊ីក្លូ), a three-wheeled pedal vehicle introduced in Cambodia in the 1930’s, remains an iconic symbol of Phnom...

Are you sure you didn’t miss anything on Wonders of Cambodia last week? - Khmer Stories: The Turtle and the...

In Khmer, the idiomatic expression “turtle’s mouth” (មាត់អណ្ដើក moat ândaek) is used to describe speech that makes no sense. The...

The chapey dang veng (Khmer: ចាប៉ីដងវែង) is a traditional Cambodian long-necked lute with two strings, often used to accompany storytelling...

Cría cuervos is the title of a superb Spanish film by Carlos Saura released in 1976. The film’s title comes...