Khmer architecture, often referred to as Angkorian architecture, is a reflection of Cambodia’s cultural and spiritual legacy. Spanning from the 8th to the 15th century CE, this architectural style flourished during the height of the Khmer Empire, leaving behind intricate…
When you think of Cambodia, cider might not immediately come to mind—but guess what? The Kingdom has a sparkling little secret up its sleeve: Kampot Cider. Even though it’s brewed in Sihanoukville, Kampot Cider proudly waves the Cambodian flag, making…
Kampot offers an exciting mix of accommodations, from budget-friendly backpacker hostels to charming boutique stays and serene riverside retreats. Whether you’re here to explore the town, soak up the countryside, or simply relax by the river, there’s something for everyone.…
Flowers Nanobrewery and Vegan Sushi Taproom are creating a little name for themselves in the growing craft beer scene of Cambodia. Founded by Yuki Aotani nearly a decade ago, the business has a bit of this and a bit of…
Cambodia is buzzing with activity this festive season, but what to choose? Well don’t worry, we’ve put together an eclectic mix below offering a variety of experiences to suit every taste. From elegant dinners to live music performances and tropical…
If you’re planning your trip to Cambodia or looking for something unique to experience, Pepperfest in Kampot is an event you shouldn’t miss. Founded by David Salager, this annual music and cultural festival has quickly become a highlight on Kampot’s…
When you think of Cambodia, the majestic Angkor Wat or the bustling streets of Phnom Penh may come to mind, but woven into the very fabric of this nation is a cultural treasure often overlooked—its traditional arts. From the intricate…
Cambodia’s iconic temples, symbols of history and spirituality, are being preserved with remarkable care, blending tradition with innovation. This dedication ensures that visitors from around the world can experience the magic of Angkor and Sambor Prei Kuk as authentically and…
John Connel, a UK ex-pat, has been calling Siem Reap home for seven years. Originally visiting Cambodia on an adventure holiday, he fell in love with the country’s culture, traditions, and people. Siem Reap’s unique blend of Khmer and international…