Cambodian festivals are a cherished time for family reunions. During Pchum Ben, one of the most beloved traditional foods is...

Cat’s whiskers (Orthosiphon aristatus, Khmer: ពុកមាត់ឆ្មា puk moat chhma), also called Java tea, enjoyed considerable popularity in Cambodia a few...

Today’s picture shows an ancient Khmer manuscript written on palm leaves. Such manuscripts, often called "ollas" or "lontar," (Khmer: សាស្ត្រា​ស្លឹក​រឹត...

Costus woodsonii, commonly called red button ginger or scarlet spiral flag (Khmer: ផ្កាតាថុក phka ta tok), is an evergreen perennial...

This ornate metal object is a palanquin hook and ring, featuring intricate floral motifs characteristic of Angkor period craftsmanship. Designed...

Kala (Khmer: ព្រះកាល) is a Hindu deity who personifies time and death, symbolizing both the destroyer of all things and...

Cambodia is a country where history, religion, and culture interweave in every corner. Among its most enduring symbols are the...

The durian tree (Khmer: ដើមទុរេន), commonly grown in Cambodia and other parts of Southeast Asia, is valued for its large,...

Introduction The krama (Khmer: ក្រមា), a checkered cloth woven by Cambodian hands, holds a profound place in the nation's material...

Introduction Nestled just northeast of the bustling Cambodian capital lies Koh Dach (Khmer: កោះដាច់), also known as Silk Island—a tranquil...