The banana flower, or more precisely the banana inflorescence (ត្រយូងចេក [trâ-yông chék]), is widely used in tropical Asia as a vegetable. Its taste vaguely evokes the flavor of banana. It is especially appreciated for its crunchy texture. In Cambodia, it is mainly consumed in soup or salad.

Iran, Cambodia, the Strait of Hormuz, and a tuk-tuk driver named Hun Borin have, a priori, nothing in common. And yet, this Phnom Penh family man is today one of the countless collateral victims of the war ravaging the Middle East.

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.

Cambodia marks a major milestone in promoting its premium fragrant rice internationally. According to a press release from the Ministry of Commerce, "Golden King" Cambodian Premium Jasmine Rice is now available in more than 345 outlets in Hong Kong and Cambodia.

A Simple Yet Astonishing Recipe by Chef Nite Yun, Elevating a Wild Southeast Asian Herb

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."

In Phnom Penh, on April 1, 2026, the Cambodia Development Council (CDC) and EuroCham Cambodia brought together sector decision-makers at the conference titled "Delivering Logistics-Driven Growth."

A Shell Rips Through Their Hut in Banteay Meanchey Province One December Morning. Account of a Night of Terror and a Life of Misery.

In this article, the author Pierre-Yves Clais delivers a poignant and unflinching testimony of a recent trip to the Cambodian border. Between the duty of remembrance, compassion for war victims, and denunciation of Thai arrogance, he crafts a "geopolitical" narrative doubled with an intimate reflection on the resilience of a people being humiliated and dispossessed.

The French Institute of Cambodia (IFC) has just launched “Adaptation(s),” a manifesto exhibition bringing together nine major architecture agencies from the Kingdom. More than a mere showcase of projects, the event foreshadows the buzz that will grip Phnom Penh during the Francophonie Summit next November.

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

In the elegant reception hall of the Rosewood Phnom Penh, last night's event on April 2, 2026, transformed the Cambodian art scene into a high-flying art salon.

Angelina Jolie Sets Up Camp in Battambang on Thursday, April 2, 2026. The Oscar-winning actress visited the Prasat Meas Theater and the Battambang Cinema, two architectural gems from the 1960s, remnants of a golden era for Khmer art.

Randall Pich, son of Cambodian refugees, grows up in the poverty of Long Beach's streets in California, and embodies the American dream revisited through streetwear and dumbbells.

The election of Miss Cambodia in France 2026 has ignited a spark on social media, where ethnic debates are raging: must the crown be worn by a beauty "100% Khmer"?

Sofie « StayGold » Pok, Cambodian-American master barber based in California, embodies rebellion sculpted with scissors. From her immigrant roots to global fame, she redefines barbering with surgical precision, breaking the codes of a testosterone-fueled industry while mentoring a hungry generation.

Cambodia Asserts Its Ambitions to Become a Logistics Pivot in Southeast Asia. During a conference titled "Delivering Logistics-Led Growth," officials and private sector leaders highlighted advances in transport modernization and cross-border cooperation.

The remarkable work of Im Monychenda, a historian graduated from the eighteenth promotion of the Royal University of Phnom Penh, allows us to understand how difficult it has been for Cambodian officials to agree on a decentralization system that could function properly in the country.

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.

Five days before the Lyon One Health Summit, which will bring together heads of state, international organizations, and scientists on April 7, 2026, under the aegis of the French G7 presidency, more than 300 stakeholders are mobilizing in Phnom Penh to take stock of the “One Health” approach in Cambodia.

The French Institute of Cambodia is pleased to announce the launch of « Adaptation(s) – Contemporary Architectural Practices in Cambodia », a collective exhibition that gives voice to nine architecture firms based in Cambodia, invited to reflect on a central question: how to adapt and integrate into Cambodian landscapes and culture? The opening will take place on Thursday, April 2, 2026, from 6:30 PM at the French Institute of Cambodia.

At the R5 Showroom in Phnom Penh, the exhibition « Escaping the Grid » (« Échapper à la grille ») brings together Cambodian artists Chanpenh Nget and Chankrim Mil in an intense dialogue around contemporary forms of confinement. Between social constraint and inner fragmentation, their works question what, today, structures — and limits — our existences.

In the endless prairies of Iowa, a quiet man has worn the uniform of the National Guard for over three decades. James “Jimmy” Suong, staff sergeant, is far more than a veteran: he is a survivor of the Khmer Rouge genocide, a refugee who became a pillar of his community.

On March 18, Zandré van Straten, coordinator of EuroCham Cambodia's services—the European Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia—led a key workshop in Phnom Penh. Organized as part of the STRACAP roadmap launch (2026-2032), this event aimed to inform on standards, trade systems, and the country's inclusive economic growth.