Tor zu Angkor und dem Tonle-Sap-See. · 322 Artikel
With around three weeks to go, Cambodia is preparing to host the 20th Summit of La Francophonie in Phnom Penh on 15–16 November, the first time the Kingdom has welcomed the gathering, alongside a public village, a tech fair and a business forum.
The West Mebon Vishnu, Cambodia’s largest ancient bronze, is on display at San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum until 25 January 2027 — the final stop of an international tour before the statue goes home to Angkor.
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.
The heads of two ancient deity statues were reattached at the Victory Gate of Angkor Thom on 1 October 2026, in a ceremony that returns part of Angkor’s heritage to its original place.
As families reunite for one of Cambodia’s most meaningful holidays, a stilted village on the edge of Tonle Sap Lake is ready to show visitors a side of Siem Reap that most never see. Pchum Ben is a time when Cambodians go home. Families gather, pagodas fill with offerings for ancestors, and the whole country…
Ministry of Rural Development Secretary of State Chrun Theravat leads preparations for the upcoming 14th AMRDPE gathering in Siem Reap.
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…
Ministry of Tourism launches the 2026 Siem Reap Tourism Service Mega Sale offering up to 50% savings to boost Green Season visits to Angkor Wat.
GGGI and Siem Reap Provincial Administration team up to boost the green economy, protect the environment, and introduce noise-free EV public transport.
When people think of the Khmer Empire, they often picture Angkor Wat, monumental temples and powerful kings. Yet behind these achievements stood an equally impressive economic system. From the empire’s foundation in 802 CE until the 15th century, Khmer prosperity was supported by productive agriculture, skilled water management, busy local markets and extensive international trade.…
SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA — The Royal Government of Cambodia has launched a comprehensive strategic roadmap to transform Preah Jayavarman-Norodom National Park, popularly known as Phnom Kulen, into Southeast Asia’s leading destination for nature, cultural, and spiritual tourism. The multi-phased development initiative aims to position the sacred mountain range as Cambodia’s premier tourist attraction directly following…
The Siem Reap Provincial Administration launched a new capacity-building program to optimize its three-year rolling investment strategy for 2027–2029.
SIEM REAP — The Siem Reap-Angkor Tourism Management and Development Commission has launched a comprehensive roadmap to revitalize the region. Specifically, Senior Minister Thong Khon unveiled a four-step strategy designed to accelerate tourism recovery and enhance the overall visitor experience throughout Siem Reap province. The wide-ranging plan focuses entirely on revitalizing the tourism value chain…
