Picture of the day: Pidan—Cambodian Buddhist Ceremonial Textile
Pidan (Khmer: ពិតាន) is a traditional Cambodian silk textile used as a ceremonial canopy or tapestry in Buddhist and Khmer...
Read moreDetailsPidan (Khmer: ពិតាន) is a traditional Cambodian silk textile used as a ceremonial canopy or tapestry in Buddhist and Khmer...
Read moreDetailsPreah Ream (Khmer: ព្រះរាម), known in the Ramayana as Lord Rama, is the central protagonist of the Reamker, the Cambodian...
Read moreDetailsThe nāga (Khmer: នាគ neak), a multi-headed serpent spirit, is the legendary ancestor of the Khmer people whose union with...
Read moreDetailsShowcasing a curated selection of daily photos published on Wonders of Cambodia throughout October 2025, this presentation features contributions from...
Read moreDetailsThese short, slippery rice noodles known as “rat noodles” are called លត (lot) in Khmer. Popular across Cambodia, they’re typically...
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