Tag: Cambodia history

Imperial Japanese control over Cambodia during World War II began as a quiet military presence beside Vichy France and ended ...

Wonders of Cambodia celebrates its first anniversary with 17,835 monthly visits, nearly 900 articles in 5 languages, and readers from ...

Discover how the concept of Greater India shaped Cambodia’s culture, religion, and architecture – from Funan to Angkor Wat – ...

A week of Cambodian craft, history and culture: from woven mats and Mekong feasts to rebel politicians, scholars and sacred ...

Beneath the Phnom Penh sun, this iron screw-press now stands in Sosoro Museum’s courtyard, still echoing King Ang Duong’s 1853 ...

Explore this week’s highlights from Wonders of Cambodia — from Khmer costumes and sweet Cambodian desserts to the Revolt of ...

A portrait of Khmer Rouge commander Ke Pauk — his rise, his role in purges and massacres, and his later ...

Discover Cambodia in motion — from Takeo’s forgotten vihara and Sihanouk’s political genius to Chapei storytelling, Phnom Penh life, and ...

Explore A Quick Guide to the French Protectorate in Cambodia and the Franco–Siamese Treaties (1863–1953)—a compact yet comprehensive overview of ...

Umbrella Uprising (1942) in Cambodia explained: why monks marched, what happened in Phnom Penh, and why the “Umbrella War” still ...