Tag: Cambodian culture

Wonders of Cambodia has just been featured in an in‑depth interview on Cambodianess, where editor‑in‑chief Pascal Médeville explains the philosophy ...

Princess Norodom Bopha Devi (Buppha Devi) was a Cambodian royal, legendary star of the Royal Ballet, and later Minister of ...

Origins and historical background The Khmer calendar, often called Chântôkôtĕ in Khmer (ចន្ទគតិ), is a traditional lunisolar system that has ...

The Mohaori (Khmer: មហោរី) is a traditional Cambodian music ensemble renowned for its graceful and melodic performances, central to Khmer ...

There are foods that, beyond being delicious, carry for those who eat them a heavy symbolic meaning; this is true ...

Cambodian festivals are a cherished time for family reunions. During Pchum Ben, one of the most beloved traditional foods is ...

In the center of Phnom Penh, along bustling Monivong Boulevard, stands an institution whose name evokes both colonial legacy and ...

Phnom Penh’s markets pulse with an energy that echoes the soul of the Cambodian capital. Far beyond simple centers of ...

Khmer architecture, with its profound sense of harmony, grandeur, and spirituality, stands as one of Southeast Asia’s most enduring cultural ...

“The tongue is like a double-edged sword”, according to AI The Khmer saying "អណ្ដាតជាអាទិកន្លង ស្លាប់ផង រស់ផង ពីព្រោះអណ្ដាត" (The tongue leads—both ...