A Khmer New Year family altar in the countryside, laden with fruit, flowers, incense, and sweets, welcomes the protective New...

A starving tiger copies a fish eagle, fails, and buys a villager’s silence with daily meat. When the secret spreads,...

Among the most unique vestiges found in Cambodian lands, the Ta Ong Bridge (ស្ពានតាអុង) rises as an architectural feat inherited...

The map below illustrates the major political entities in Southeast Asia around 900 CE, including the Khmer Empire (red), Champa...

Ponthiamas, also known as Banteay Meas (បន្ទាសមាស) in Khmer, was an important historical principality and trading port located in present-day...

In the heart of Southeast Asia, the 1960s marked a radiant chapter in Cambodian history, remembered as the Golden Age...

The history of Chenla (Khmer: ចេនឡា, Chinese: 真腊/真臘), a transitional but pivotal polity in Southeast Asia, is enshrouded in mystery:...

Dengue fever—known in Khmer as គ្រុនឈាម (Krun chheam)—remains a persistent threat in Cambodia, cycling through the nation's humid years with...

Jayavarman I was the last ruler of the united Chenla kingdom, reigning from around 657 to 681, and played a...

April 17, 1975, stands as a watershed moment in Cambodian history: on this day, the capital city of Phnom Penh...