Population
Chinese Cambodians: A Bridge Between Worlds
Chinese Cambodians, often called Sino-Khmers, form one of the most influential and historically rooted minority communities in the country, linking...
Adrift Between Nations: The Journey of Cambodia’s Vietnamese People
A Vietnamese floating village in Siem Reap (Kim Pov Sottan, FAL) A Complex Legacy of Migration and Identity The Vietnamese...
The Population of Southeast Asia: A Human Tapestry
Southeast Asia, a region that stretches from the mountainous fringes of the Himalayas to the island chains of the Pacific,...
The S’aoch People: A Vanishing Ethnolinguistic Heritage
Introduction The S'aoch people (Khmer: ស្អូច) represent one of Southeast Asia's most unique and endangered ethnolinguistic groups, residing primarily in...
The Bunong People: Guardians of the Eastern Highlands
The Bunong people, also known as Phnong or Pnong (Khmer: ព្នង), represent one of Southeast Asia's most ancient indigenous communities....
The Silk Roads and the Drowned Kingdoms: A History of the Cham People
Cham dvarapalas in the Museum of Cham Sculpture in Danang, Vietnam (©Pascal Médeville) In the Wake of Empires In the...
The Kuy People of Cambodia: Guardians of Heritage, Forest, and Elephant Lore
Across the undulating green plateaus of northern Cambodia, where trees stretch high above the forest canopy and mist shrouds ancient...
The Khmer People: Guardians of Cambodia’s Ancient Civilization
The Khmer people (ជនជាតិខ្មែរ), forming the vast ethnic majority in Cambodia (more than 90%), are central to the story of...
The Mosaic of Ethnic Groups in Cambodia
Cambodia is often celebrated for its world-famous Angkor temples and rich history, but beneath the familiar surface lies a subtle...
History of the Kola People
A plate of “Burmese noodles” (mee kola) in Battambang (©Pascal Médeville) The Kola people — sometimes spelled Kula, Gula, or...
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