Srah Srang – Water Reservoir at Angkor
Srah Srang ស្រះស្រង់ – Royal Bath – is a kind of Baray and really popular for viewing the sunrise with no crowds like at Angkor Wat.
Nose to nose with King Jayavarman VII in Angkor
Poke the nose of the sculpture of King Jayavarman VII with your own at Bayon temple of Angkor.
How to greet in Cambodia: The five versions of performing Sampeah
How to perform Sampeah, the Cambodian way to greet. We show you the five different steps of Sampeah.
The Changing Role of Women in Cambodian Society
A couple of years ago, it was usual in Cambodia to say: “All what women do is moving around the stoves.” Today, things are changing.
Phimeanakas, the celestial temple at Angkor
Phimeanakas is a Hindu temple in the Angkor area and was built during the reign of the King Rajeandravarman II (941 – 968) and rebuilt by King Suryavarman II.
A Traditional of Giving Birth in Cambodia
Traditionally, giving birth to a child is a complicated process in Cambodia and it is devided into three different terms: Before, during and after giving birth.
Terrace of the Elephants: The important middle stairs
The middle stairs at the Terrace ot the Elephants are very important. This place was used by the King Jayavarman VII, who wanted to take a look at the games.
Bayon: Heart of the capital Angkor Thom
The Bayon temple was built during the reign of the famous King JayavarmanVII in the late 12th century to the early 13th century consecrated to the Buddhist cult.
The Solar and Lunar Eclipses ( Legend Theory)
How could Cambodian know about Solar and Lunar Eclipses a long time before the advancement of technology? Just read what happened during churning the Milk-Ocean.
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