Once threatened by deforestation and hydroelectric dam projects, the Areng Valley, a haven of biodiversity, has been transformed into a...

Phokeethra Country Club, recently named Cambodia Golf Course of the Year 2025 by IAGTO and Cambodia’s Best Golf Course 2025 by the World Golf Awards, is embarking on a major clubhouse renovation to celebrate its 20th anniversary.

Nestled in the heart of Cambodia's natural beauty, Thmar Roung is an emerging ecotourism destination that offers visitors a serene getaway..

Phnom Kulen National Park, located in Siem Reap Province in Cambodia, ranks among the Seven Wonders of ASEAN according to Condé Nast Traveller's 2026 list. This prestigious British travel magazine, founded in 1909 and award-winning for its expertise, highlights it.

For all those who need a break, to de-stress, The Post and Cambodge Mag present three sites that make an ideal getaway for those who want to refresh and "keep social distance."

Phnom Kulen National Park, officially known as Preah Cheyvaraman-Norodom Phnom Kulen National Park, is a national park located in the Phnom

While European interest in Asia intensifies, a gap persists between dream destinations and those actually booked. A valuable lesson for Cambodia, which must rethink its positioning.

"One never truly leaves such places; they are carried within, like a fragrance that never fades." At times, life offers moments of rare privilege. This weekend at the “Grand Hôtel d’Angkor”, in Siem Reap, is one of those that will never be forgotten. More than a simple stay, it was an immersion into the elegance of an institution that embodies, with a rare sincerity, the very essence of luxury in Cambodia.

Park Jungloo: Just minutes from the capital's hustle, a beautiful getaway where nature, design, and relaxation blend in perfect simplicity. Amid lush greenery immersion, sustainable initiatives, and gourmet pleasures, here's the story of a timeless stay, almost within reach.

Over 24,000 tourists converged this Saturday at dawn on Angkor Wat temple, Cambodia's jewel, for a cosmic spectacle of rare precision: the sunrise aligning perfectly with the monument's central tower.

Imagine a ritual after a hectic day: hands plunged into fresh clay, the potter's wheel turning gently, and the mind finally at peace. This is the promise of Go Pottery Open Studio, Cambodia's very first open-access pottery space, launched by the Khmer Ceramics Centre on River Road, near Route 60 in Siem Reap.

Facing the Crushing Dominance of Online Travel Agencies (OTAs), Asian Hoteliers Suffer Margin Erosion. Yet, Awareness is Growing: Direct Booking is No Longer Just a Channel, but a Strategic Lever for Profitability and Brand Identity. Deciphering a Market in Full Mutation, from Vietnam to Indonesia.

The Cambodia Tourism Board (CTB) has announced the launch of the “500 Agents FAM Trip 2026” program, an initiative aims to invite 500 international travel agents globally to experience Cambodia firsthand during the country’s green season, between May and October 2026.

Born in 1992 in the heart of a Cambodia in reconstruction, Artisans Angkor has established itself as the guardian of traditional Khmer know-how. Under the impetus of Kay Lot and Kean Kim Leang, it is reinventing itself today as a bold creative house, blending ancestral heritage, contemporary design, and immersive experiences at the Living Art Village in Siem Reap.

The province of Kratié, located in northeastern Cambodia, will host the 10th edition of the River Festival from March 27 to 29, 2026. This event, returning to the province for the second time since its launch in 2015, will take place under the theme “Green River, Cultural Heritage, and Great Nature.”

On the occasion of the ITB Berlin trade show, held from March 3 to 5, 2026, the Cambodia Tourism Board (CTB) launched a charm offensive to reconquer Western markets. Facing fierce regional competition and internal structural challenges, Phnom Penh is now betting on experiential tourism and strengthened air links to attract higher-value clients.

The former Pochentong Airport, closed since September 2025 in favor of the gigantic Techo International Airport, is set to transform into a vast urban green lung. Cambodian authorities have announced the winners of an international competition aimed at reinventing these 450 strategic hectares within a capital experiencing rapid demographic and real estate expansion.

Paris, Quai d’Orsay, March 2026. In the solemnity of the salons of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, La Plantation Kampot receives the Humanitarian Trophy of the 14th edition of the Trophées des Français de l’Étranger.

The White Mansion Hotel, located in the heart of Phnom Penh, welcomed Sara Duong and Cindy Nguyen, the two columnists—good-living and full of energy—who regularly contribute to the Tourism and Gastronomy sections of Cambodge Mag.

In Cambodia, where history whispers through the palm trees, the Raffles Hotel Le Royal pool in Phnom Penh reigns supreme. Crowned the country's best pool at the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific, it sits enthroned in a courtyard lined with lush tropical gardens and the elegant facade of this 90-year-old heritage hotel.

This former collaborator of the French School of the Far East, a survivor of the Khmer Rouge, has recreated miniature replicas of the Angkor temples in his garden.

Visa, the global leader in digital payments, in partnership with Wing Bank, The Asia Foundation, and Good Return, has launched “Vee Together by Visa,” a multipartite social impact initiative designed to strengthen micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises in Cambodia's tourism sector so they can operate more effectively and grow in a rapidly expanding digital market.

There are places that seem suspended between dream and reality, as if frozen in a silent eternity, but still vibrating with the echo of the centuries. Among the monumental wonders of Angkor, bewitching in their majesty and mystique, there is one that captures the imagination of travellers more than any other: Ta Prohm. Nicknamed the ‘temple of roots’.

"I Used to Be a Workaholic...", recounts Bob Coleman, who decided to finally retire in Cambodia a few years ago. Previously, at the age of 55, Bob had set out to visit some popular destinations in Asia—Penang in Malaysia, Bangkok in Thailand—before deciding on the place where he wanted to spend his old age.