Du 19 novembre au 19 décembre 2025, le festival Photo Phnom Penh offre au public cambodgien, et aux passionnés de photographie du monde entier, une plongée unique dans le Phnom Penh des années 1960 grâce à l’exposition consacrée à Micheline Dullin, pionnière du reportage visuel au Cambodge.

After conquering the Olympia, La Cigale, and embarking on a world tour, Demi Portion returns once again to Phnom Penh for an exceptional concert at B-BOX, accompanied by his stage companion, DJ Rolxx. A rare event that promises to make the capital vibrate to the rhythm of conscious rap, sharp lyrics, and cutting beats.

Phnom Penh is about to experience an unprecedented cultural and artistic boldness with the 2025 Phnom Penh International Opera Festival, held on December 12 and 14 at the prestigious NABA Theater located within NagaWorld.

The fourth edition of the French Market, held on Saturday, November 22, 2025, in the emblematic gardens of the French Embassy in Phnom Penh, brought together a record crowd of more than 16,000 visitors.​

In an exceptional tribute to khmer culture, the prestigious Salon de l’Artisanat et des Métiers d’Art, which will be held from November 28 to 30, 2025 at the Pavillon Baltard in Nogent-sur-Marne, will welcome the illustrious Cambodian artist Nou Sary.

The restaurant Element Vegetarian opened its doors last Wednesday at a cultural event: a meeting with Damien Dufresne, an artist with as singular as inspiring a background.

The Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, a timeless symbol of colonial elegance and hospitality excellence in the heart of the Khmer kingdom, welcomes the innovative artist Teang Borin, better known as 'DinArt,' in residence.

Seda is a short fiction film directed by Jean-Baptiste Phou, a Franco-Cambodian artist with multiple talents. This cinematic project, set within the cultural landscape of Phnom Penh, explores with depth and sensitivity the enchanting universe of Khmer classical dance.

During the Village of the Francophonie 2025, a festive and cultural event that brings together Francophones and Francophiles in Siem Reap, the Franco-Cambodian Lou Cutoli played the role of host with dynamism and confidence during the shows.

AN Studio has just announced the release of two major historical works on Cambodia, now available in EPUB and print formats. These works are sure to interest enthusiasts of Cambodia, its people, history, and culture, exploring the years 1952 to 1954, a key period marked by the kingdom's independence.

During the weekend at the Village de la Francophonie 2025 in Siem Reap, Fabienne Thibeault, an emblematic figure of francophone song, gave a warm and emotional interview.

Nearly five months ago, the multidisciplinary artist Khun Vannak (photographer, performer, and painter) was diagnosed with a rare form of skin cancer, which had also developed internally, reaching stage 4 of 4. Following all necessary examinations and inter-departmental meetings, chemotherapy treatment was recommended by the oncology service at Calmette Hospital.

On Thursday, November 20, 2025, in the gardens of the French Embassy in Phnom Penh, the French community in Cambodia is preparing to celebrate autumn around the traditional Beaujolais Evening, organized by the Association of Mutual Aid of French People in Cambodia (AEFC). More than a gastronomic celebration, this event reflects an associative commitment carried by the discreet and devoted personality of Bruno Bogvad, president of the AEFC.

Du 14 au 16 novembre 2025, Siem Reap s’est littéralement transformée en capitale de la francophonie régionale, accueillant sur les rives de la rivière un afflux quotidien de plusieurs milliers de visiteurs.

On the occasion of the 16th edition of the prestigious Photo Phnom Penh festival, the highly anticipated Touk-Touk Tour returns to offer an immersive and memorable experience.

As the evening fell softly over the pavilions of the Francophonie Village 2025 in Siem Reap for the opening concert, Sokunthea’s music electrified the atmosphere far beyond the first notes.

President of the Siem Reap section of the France-Cambodia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, François Schnoebelen orchestrated for the second time, with his teams, the Village of the Francophonie, carried this year by a new breath.

From November 19 to December 19, 2025, Phnom Penh is transforming. Between vibrant alleys and heritage sites, the city vibrates to the sound of shutters and is covered with multiple perspectives, brought together by the 16th edition of a now unmissable festival in Southeast Asia.

Until January 15, 2026, five artists from the prestigious Phare Ponleu Selpak School of Battambang take the public on a sensory journey where their works combine painting and immersive mixed media.

Let us recall that on November 11, 1918, the armistice ending the guerre de 14-18 was signed. The First World War, which caused more than 18 million deaths, saw the participation of thousands of volunteers from the French colonial empire. Among them were also Cambodians.

On November 7, Cambodia celebrated the 22nd anniversary of the inscription of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Timeless rites, enchanting gestures, dazzling costumes: the Khmer royal dance embodies not only the soul of an ancient civilization but also a living treasure that continues to illuminate the global cultural stage.

In a four-square-meter boutique on the first floor of O'Russey market, Sok Markly, 34 years old, a couturière de mariage, sits in front of her sewing machine making sparkling dresses for brides in Phnom Penh.

The demolition of the Angkor Meanchey building was triggered after the Ministry of Urban Planning declared the structure unsafe, imposing a short deadline for the last residents to evacuate. Despite compensation offered by the authorities, some families refused to leave, feeling that the indemnity conveyed neither dignity nor recognition of their shared history with the place. The process, begun on October 13, 2025, will last 45 days.

On November 6, the birth of an essential legend of Cambodian music was celebrated: Ros Serey Sothea. Born in 1947 in Battambang province, within a modest family, she rose to embody the quintessence of Khmer singing, earning the honorary title of "Queen with the Golden Voice" bestowed by King Norodom Sihanouk himself.