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Kampot is the capital of the Kampot province in southwest Cambodia. The city is considered one of Cambodia’s most important seaports, and the province has a 94-kilometer coastline. The center of Kampot, unlike most Cambodian provincial capitals, is composed of many 19th-century French colonial architecture buildings and has a laid-back feel, as the riverside city…
According to a senior official, the Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium is scheduled to open in October of this year to serve both domestic and foreign tourists who are expected to travel to the province of Siem Reap. According to a statement from the developer for the first phase, Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium will include a…
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…
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.…
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…
An evening spent at 60 Road in Siem Reap is like no other in the city. Every evening after 5 pm when tourists start rushing to Pub Street, local residents gather along Road 60 for an evening festivity like no other – Siem Reap style! You won’t see many tourists, but if you really want…
