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The 13th Tini Tinou Circus Festival will bring more than 100 artists from 13 countries and territories to Siem Reap from 17 to 19 November and Battambang from 21 to 24 November, with free pop-up shows in public spaces.
Cambodia opened the 198.5-kilometre National Road 10 on 1 October 2026, connecting Samlout in Battambang province with Khemarak Phoumin city in Koh Kong through the mountains of Pursat.
Battambang, Cambodia — In a major boost to educational infrastructure and scientific learning, a new Science Library was officially inaugurated on October 19, 2026, at Anlong Vil High School in the Sangkae District of Battambang Province. The project, established under India’s Quick Impact Project (QIP) initiative, marks another milestone in the growing technological and educational…
Battambang’s governor highlights local cuisine as a key driver of tourism, with food exhibitions and traditional dishes attracting visitors during Khmer New Year celebrations.
Angelina Jolie’s recent visit to Cambodia has brought global attention to the country’s tourism sector. Her visit to Battambang highlights cultural destinations and supports efforts to promote emerging travel hotspots beyond traditional tourist hubs.
Battambang’s expanded water treatment facility, with a 55,000 m³/day capacity, is expected to deliver clean piped water to about 7,000 additional households, enhancing service reach, public health outcomes, and urban water supply reliability in the province.
A new science library was officially inaugurated in Ratanak Mondul District, Battambang Province, on January 17, 2026, marking a significant step in enhancing science education resources for local communities. On the same day, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed to establish an additional science library in Sangkè District, reinforcing regional educational collaboration. The inauguration ceremony…
For generations of Cambodians, rice has been more than a crop. It has been a symbol of survival, culture, and daily life. From the flooded paddies of Battambang to the fertile plains of Prey Veng, rice has fed families and shaped rural communities. Today, that same grain is also becoming one of Cambodia’s strongest voices…
In the golden age of Cambodian music, when Phnom Penh was often called the “Pearl of Asia,” one voice rose above all others, pure, haunting, and impossibly elegant. That voice belonged to Ros Serey Sothea, the woman whom King Norodom Sihanouk honored as Preah Reich Theany Somlang Meas, “The Queen with the Golden Voice.” Her…
Phnom Penh – Cambodia’s rice and maize production is set for a promising year, with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) projecting significant gains for the 2025–2026 season. Aggregate rice production is forecast to reach 13.9 million tonnes, around 10 percent above the five-year average, while maize output could exceed 1.4 million tonnes, driven…
By Surya NarayanSpecial Editorial | August 30, 2025 Witnessing the Struggles of Border Families After starting at Battambang Provincial Hall, I visited the war-affected border areas and encountered heartbreaking scenes. Families who had lived peacefully on their land for generations were now unable to return to their homes. Some explained how farmland had been blocked,…
When most people think of Cambodia, their mind jumps to Angkor Wat or the rich heritage of the Khmer Empire. But beneath the surface lies a much older story—hundreds of millions of years old. It’s a story told not through stone temples, but through the fossils embedded in ancient rock formations, waiting to be discovered.…
There are voices that fade with time, and then there are voices that defy it. One such unforgettable voice is that of Pen Ran—Cambodia’s daring, dazzling songstress whose music still pulses with energy decades after her tragic disappearance. Born around 1944 in Battambang, Pen Ran (often spelled Pan Ron) came of age during a vibrant…
