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Siem Reap

Gateway to Angkor and the Tonle Sap lake. · 318 stories

Tourism

Anjali by Syphon: A Garden Sanctuary Bringing Quiet Luxury to 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…

History

The Khmer Empire: A Trading Power Built on Rice, Rivers and Empowered Women

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.…

Tourism

Beyond Angkor: Cambodia Unveils Master Plan to Transform Phnom Kulen into Premier Tourism Hub

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…

Tourism

Cambodia Unveils 4-Step Strategy to Accelerate Siem Reap Tourism Recovery

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…

Cambodia

Cambodia Sends 136 Exquisite Ancient Khmer Artifacts to China for Major Five-Month Exhibition

TAIYUAN, China — Cambodia has officially dispatched a collection of 136 priceless ancient Khmer artifacts to China for a major five-month exhibition at the Shanxi Museum. The rare collection spans more than a millennium of history, featuring masterworks dating from the prehistoric era all the way through the post-Angkorian period. According to an official statement…

Environment & Climate

Cambodia Launches Five-Year Early Warning System to Shield Economy from Climate Shocks

Cambodia has launched a landmark five-year initiative to build a nationwide multi-hazard early warning system, as officials warn that unchecked climate change could shrink the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) by up to 10 per cent by 2050. The “Advancing Early Warning for All” (EW4ALL) project — funded by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and…

Culture & Art

Stone Carving Preserves Cambodia’s Timeless Khmer Heritage

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.

Stories

Carve your own way: How craftsmanship changed Sarin’s life?

Eyes fixed on her carving of Angkor Wat, Sarin handles her tools with quiet precision. A brief, confident stroke and the wood yields, cut cleanly and evenly. In Cambodia, craftsmanship is carefully studied, preserved, and passed down. It carries the cultural identity of the Kingdom, inherited from its imperial era, with Siem Reap as its capital. After the civil…