One Couple’s Bold Vision for the Future of Cambodian Art

With a new museum slated to open this spring, Svay Sareth and Yim Maline of the Blue Art Center want young Cambodians to experience art as a path to freedom.

‘French quality, Cambodian kindness’ at Accor hotels group co-founder’s hospitality school

Paul Dubrule, co-founder of the Accor hotels group, opened his hospitality school in 2002. It has since trained more than 4,400 Cambodians.

Travelling solo in Cambodia: Nervous, chafing and covered in mosquito bites – I loved the chaos

With a gnawing curiosity, I mustered up the courage to volunteer as an English teacher in Cambodia. It was the people that left the biggest impression on me.

The 10 best beaches in Cambodia to escape to after Angkor Wat

For the longest time, travelers to Cambodia only had eyes for the temples of Angkor, but in recent years, the beaches and islands dotting the south coast have become a major attraction in their own right.

Exploring the longstanding cultural tug-of-war between Thailand and Cambodia

The two countries have contesting claims from martial arts to traditional dance and costumes.

Designer Menghour Pan’s Style Experiment

Menghour Pan fuses artisanal deconstruction with a gender-fluid vision to redefine high-street fashion in Cambodia.

When Hollywood Comes to Cambodia, with Nick Ray

From “Tomb Raider” to “Banged Up Abroad” and “37 Heavens.”

Nite Yun wants to know why you’ve never had Cambodian food

The San Francisco-based chef was recently featured on Netflix’s "Chef’s Table: Noodles" and is on a mission to share Cambodian food with the world.

In Cambodia, Tourism Feels Like A Force For Good

On a week-long tourism journey through Cambodia, I explore its beauty, challenges, and the inspiring work done to build a brighter future.

Water Festival concludes in Cambodia

Dragon boat races during the traditional Water Festival in Cambodia ends successfully on Saturday evening, attracting huge crowds of visitors.

Cambodia’s street food scene, through eyes of Pinoy artist Michael Santiagov

The street food scene in Cambodia is amazingly colorful, fresh, diverse and vibrant.

Kak Channthy: The ‘barefoot diva’ who revived Cambodian culture

In Phnom Penh’s sweltering heat, the world is reduced to a manic kaleidoscope.

Phnom Penh tuk-tuks at night

Officially known as the French ‘remorque,’ everyone calls them tuk-tuks, which are part of everyday Cambodian life even at night.

Archaeologists Stumble Upon 900-Year-Old Door Guardian Statues in Cambodia

The team was analyzing the structure of a royal palace’s gate when they discovered 12 statues made out of sandstone.

900-year-old statues — guardians of a palace gate — unearthed in Cambodia. See them

Archaeologists working near a 900-year-old palace in Cambodia set out to search for rocks. But their project quickly took a more historic turn when they unearthed statue after statue after statue.

Cambodian royal Princess Jenna denies chasing K-pop stardom

Cambodian Princess Jenna Norodom is no ordinary 12-year-old.

Next Blackpink Lisa? Multilingual Cambodia princess ‘to train in South Korea for stardom’

Precocious 12-year-old speaks five languages, has 910,000 YouTube followers, eyeing K-pop fame.

Meet the 12-year-old Cambodian princess who apparently wants to become a K-pop idol

Cambodian princess Jenna Norodom is reportedly considering becoming a trainee in Korea to debut as an idol, according to a Taiwanese news outlet. The...

Rebuilding Cambodian cinema, one actor at a time

A new generation of Cambodian actors is working to revive the country's film industry, decimated by the Khmer Rouge regime. The Acting Art Academy in Phnom Penh, led by a French filmmaker, provides a unique training ground for these aspiring artists.

New golf courses and luxury hotels are putting Cambodia on the map as a rising destination for play

Layouts by the likes of Sir Nick Faldo are helping to establish the country as a rival to regional golf heavyweights like Thailand and Vietnam.

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