Life in Cambodia

Cham basket weavers in Kratié work mainly in Chheu Teal Ploh, the region’s largest weaving village with around 4,000 residents....

A bowl of phở (pho) (Khmer: ហ្វឺ) carries both comfort and tradition. Its aroma tells stories of bustling Hanoi mornings....

Krong Kratié Pagoda is a notable Buddhist temple located in Krong Kratié district, Cambodia. It serves as a spiritual center...

Num Banhchok (Khmer: នំបញ្ចុក) is the name of a kind of fresh rice noodles commonly used to prepare a popular...

The International School of Phnom Penh (ISPP) stands as Cambodia’s pioneering international educational institution, renowned for both its academic excellence...

This map shows the military situation in Cambodia in August 1970, during the Cambodian Civil War.​Green areas indicate territory controlled...

Kuy Teav Tek Khmav (គុយទាវទឹកខ្មៅ) is a beloved Cambodian noodle soup known for its rich, dark broth and comforting flavors....

Norodom Sihanouk and Mao Zedong maintained a close and strategic relationship, rooted in mutual trust and support from the mid-1950s...

Cambodian durian is famous for its large spiky green fruits, creamy custard-like flesh, and intense aroma that is both loved...

Over the past decade, Cambodia has experienced one of Southeast Asia’s most remarkable transformations in urban mobility. What was once...