Top storyCambodia’s first “Amazing Nature of Cambodia” event filled Aeon Hall at AEON Mall Sen Sok City on 24–25 October, inviting Phnom Penh families and young people to explore the country’s forests, rivers, wetlands and coasts.
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A country that was once described as a killing field is now drawing blueprints for a high-income future. That shift did not happen by accident. In August 2023, the Royal Government of Cambodia released one of the most ambitious policy documents in its post-war history, the Pentagonal Strategy Phase I. It does not read like…
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6.3%projected for 2026
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6.7Min 2024, above 2019’s 6.6M
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Cambodia has more public holidays than almost any country in Southeast Asia — 28 official days off per year. But these aren’t just days to close the office. Each one carries centuries of history, Buddhist philosophy, royal ceremony, and the living memory of a people who nearly lost everything. Whether you’re a traveller planning a…
16 min readThink about everything stored in the cloud right now: decades of photos, years of emails, financial documents, creative work, personal journals, business files. For most people, their cloud storage is the most complete record of their life that has ever existed. Yet despite this, the vast majority of people have made zero arrangements for what…
6 min readA comprehensive guide to the 2026 European football season. Discover key dates, major competitions from the Premier League to the UEFA Champions League, and why this season matters for global fans watching from Cambodia and Southeast Asia.
3 min readResponsible travel in Cambodia means staying local, hiring guides, reducing waste, and respecting culture. This eco-travel guide explains how travellers can support communities and protect nature while exploring the country.
5 min readA few days ago, I spent time observing operations in a busy hospital. It was one of those facilities where the day begins early and never really slows down. Patients kept arriving, families filled the waiting areas, nurses moved quickly between rooms, and reception staff seemed to be handling multiple tasks at once. There was…
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Six reasons investors are looking at the Kingdom
Borders Thailand, Laos and Vietnam, with road, river and sea links across the Mekong region.
The 2021 Law on Investment allows full foreign ownership in most sectors.
US dollars circulate alongside the riel, reducing currency risk for investors.
A median age under 30 and a national push on technical and vocational skills.
RCEP, plus bilateral deals with China, Korea and the UAE, open markets for exporters.
Industrial zones near ports and borders offer infrastructure and incentives.
Fish steamed in banana leaf with kroeung, a paste of lemongrass, galangal and turmeric, set with coconut cream until it is soft as custard.
Try it: family kitchens in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, or a cooking class on your next trip.The country at a glance, province by province
SIEM REAP, Cambodia — Set just five kilometres from the ancient temple complex of Angkor Wat, Anjali by Syphon welcomes international travellers into a serene garden sanctuary designed around a clear, compelling vision: refined modern comfort and authentic Cambodian soul belong together. Offering 41 thoughtfully appointed rooms and suites surrounded by lush tropical greenery, the…
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Most popularThe capital’s history, the countryside between, and sunrise over Angkor Wat.
Food & coastPepper farms, salt fields, Kep crab and the Bokor plateau, ending on Koh Rong.
Short breakThe royal capital, Angkor at sunrise and life on the great lake.
Language, music, craft and the calendar that shapes Cambodian life
Cambodia is preserving its traditional stone carving heritage through training programs and cultural initiatives. The effort aims to pass Khmer craftsmanship to future generations while supporting tourism and economic growth.
Construction of the giant palm sculpture in Kampot city has reached 60% completion. The landmark tourism project is expected to enhance the riverfront area and attract visitors as part of broader tourism development efforts in the Cambodian coastal province.
The traditional Kor Chuk ceremony continues to be practiced in Cambodia’s Angkor community, where families gather to preserve Khmer cultural heritage and mark the symbolic transition from childhood to adulthood through long-standing rituals.
Cambodians changing their communities, one idea at a time
In the rich tapestry of Cambodian cultural history, few figures shine as brightly — or as poignantly — as Kong Nay. Born into a world of music and shaped by a life of extraordinary resilience, Kong Nay became the undisputed master of the Chapei Dang Veng, Cambodia’s ancient long-necked lute, earning the title the “Ray Charles of Cambodia.” He…
Dr. Haing S. Ngor is one of the most extraordinary people Cambodia has ever produced. A surgeon who survived three Khmer Rouge prison camps, he went on to win the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor — with no acting experience whatsoever — becoming the first Asian actor to win an Oscar on a debut performance.…
Cambodia’s landscapes stretch from the rich ecosystems of the Tonlé waterways to the forested highlands. These living environments support biodiversity, local communities, and sustainable tourism while reflecting the country’s unique natural heritage.
Phnom Penh – Around Orussey Market, tailors bloom on every street corner. Walking through the streets of Phnom Penh, one thing quickly strikes you: most trades tend to cluster in specialized neighborhoods. Alleys of sportswear shops, market corners dedicated to clothing, or streets where scooter sellers line up one after another. This concentration is not accidental, especially in the case…
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