Where to go, what to eat and how to plan a trip to Cambodia. · 379 articles
Even though the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted many aspects of our lives, there was one clear bright spot. We’re talking about eating outside, a practice that many of us have adopted during the past 2 years. Outdoor dining has long been a favorite dining option for many people, from historic outdoor feasts to contemporary backyard family…
In the province of Mondulkiri, almost 60% of the population is indigenous. They are primarily Bunong (54%). In Mondulkiri, ethnic Khmers make up 35% of the population, while ethnic Vietnamese and Cham make up 4%, respectively. In Mondulkiri lies the oldest hill tribe village of Bunong, where live (few) of the local tribes or the…
There seems to be a proverb for everything, from old sayings like “no pain, no gain” to sports sayings like “the best offense is a good defense.” There’s a good reason for this: proverbs cover nearly all aspects of life, giving access to universal truths that defy particular individuals or historical contexts. Proverbs can be…
Cambodia is popular for its temples. Angkor Wat is well known among tourists. It used to attract nearly 8 million tourists annually from different countries prior to COVID-19. Apart from Angkorwat, what else does Cambodia offer to tourists? Interestingly, Cambodia is a land of diversity. It has many things to offer along with temple tourism.…
It is common for travelers to fall in love with the people and their culture in Cambodia. To get the most out of your trip in the Kingdom of Wonder, it is good to learn a little bit about these before visiting. Before entering Cambodian home, visitors need take off their shoes. Cambodians always insist…
Siem Reap has featured in “The 25 Best Cities in the World” listing of Travel + Leisure (USA) for the tourists to visit. With 89.66 score it has ranked 15 in the list. Part of world’s best destination awards announced on Tuesday by one of these most influential travel and lifestyle magazines in the world,…
The traditional greeting of Cambodians is a prayer-like clasping of the palms. They bow gently and raise their hands to chest height. It is known as Som Pas. Generally speaking, the more respect is being offered, the higher the hands and lower the bow. Cambodians will do Som Pas and say Choum Reap Sur when…
Most Cambodians are Theravada Buddhists. In Cambodian society, Buddhist monks have a significant impact. Monks frequently act as teachers and counselors. The Wat is where everyone congregates. Most Cambodian localities have a Wat. The following are some dos and don’ts for contacting Monks or entering a Wat: No matter one’s social position, including the king,…
With exclusive approval from the Ministry of Interior, the Khmer Home Charity Association launched the “Cambodia My 2nd Home” program, which has as its primary goal the promotion of international trade and investment cooperation while adhering to the principle of “serving members and cultivating win-win cooperation.” The scheme aims to boost economic growth, get rid…
In order to raise awareness of animal protection and attract both domestic and foreign tourists, Angkor Wildlife and Aquarium Co Ltd. has invested $18 million in a zoo in the province of Siem Reap. It will open in October. At Kbon village, Khchas commune in Sotr Nikum district, the Angkor Wildlife and Aquarium is currently…
There are many villages located across from the main town of Battambang, which provides the best introduction to Cambodia’s rural heartland. In some of these villages, we can see how “rice paper” is made traditionally. This word refers to the thin, transparent layer of pounded and steamed rice used to wrap fresh spring rolls rather…
Chefs are essential in the kitchen. Their responsibilities include not only managing other cooks but also organising menus, ensuring proper presentation, and even developing new, creative recipes for those one-of-a-kind meals that everyone craves. Food is more than a basic survival necessity. It’s something that a lot of people enjoy. Even if you’re not a…
