Life in Cambodia

Khmer belongs to the Austroasiatic phylum, one of the major language families of mainland Southeast Asia.​This linguistic map of the...

Vietnamese-style braised pork knuckle served in Phnom Penh, in rich, aromatic broth, with a glossy, slow-stewed finish.​ Tender skin and...

French postage stamp issued in 1993 depicting a giant smiling stone face from the Bayon temple in the Angkor Archaeological...

This large Ganesha (Kh: ព្រះគណេស) statue, believed to originate from Prasat Bak Temple in Koh Ker, was taken from the...

Grown along the Mekong on Koh Trong island, in Kratie, this pomelo (Kh: ក្រូចថ្លុង) develops very large, heavy fruits with...

Showcasing a curated selection of daily photos published on Wonders of Cambodia throughout November 2025, this slideshow features contributions from...

Tonle Prey Pras (Kh: ទន្លេព្រៃប្រស) is a peaceful lake and riverside resort area in Kampong Thom, known for its wide...

Tuol Tumpong (Kh: ទួលទំពូង) is one of Phnom Penh’s most dynamic inner-city quarters, known for its bustling Russian Market, dense...

Num chak chol (Kh: នំចាក់ចុល) is a traditional Cambodian fried rice flour cake, typically made from regular and glutinous rice...

Lokeshvara (Khmer : លោកេស្វរៈ) at the National Museum in Phnom Penh is a sandstone image of the Bodhisattva of Compassion,...