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Cambodia & Tradition: Ten things to know about the Khmer New Year
Cambodia's most popular festival is fast approaching. Mark your calendars for the Khmer New Year (NAK), which this year will take place from

Sotheavy Nou
Apr 95 min read


Tradition: The legend of Khmer New Year – Chaul Chnam Thmey (បុណ្យចូលឆ្នាំថ្មី)
A long time ago, the four-faced god Preah Prom heard about a young human, named Thomabal Komar, whose intelligence was apparently...

Editorial team
Apr 92 min read


Death and Mortuary Rituals from Prehistory to Angkor's God-Kings
Charles F. H. Higham is the author of the publication Death and Mortuary Rituals in Mainland Southeast Asia: From Hunter-Gatherers to the God-Kings of Angkor. A remarkable work, unfortunately available only in English.

Bernard Cohen
Apr 92 min read


Cambodia Cracks Down on Online Scam Networks
In a series of coordinated operations conducted on April 6 and 7, Cambodian authorities dismantled at least four online scam centers in three provinces, arresting hundreds of foreigners. This offensive aligns with the Royal Government's promise to provide "no refuge" for transnational criminal networks, under the leadership of Prime Minister Hun Manet.

Editorial team
Apr 82 min read


Phnom Penh's Historic Airport Reopens as Khmer New Year Park
Phnom Penh Prepares for an Unprecedented Event to Celebrate Khmer New Year. The former international airport, an architectural gem from the 1950s, opens its doors to the public as a recreational park from April 11 to 19. A festive initiative blending history, relaxation, and celebratory spirit.

Editorial team
Apr 82 min read


Digital Nationalism vs. UNESCO: Thailand's Strained Cultural Heritage Claims
Between Nationalisms Amplified by the Digital Age and UNESCO Principles, Thailand Sometimes Strays from Virtuous Management of Its Heritage.

Chroniqueur
Apr 83 min read


Buffalo Cart Races Kick Off Khmer New Year in Kampong Speu
Sunday morning, in Sangkat Rokar Thom commune, Chbar Mon (Kampong Speu province), some 80 pairs of buffalo-pulled carts kicked up dust on a dirt track.

Editorial team
Apr 82 min read


30 Years Later, the Remains Reunite with the Family during Khmer New Year Season
Mrs. Chea Thida has finally found the remains of her husband, Ing Sokha, after they were lost for over 30 years. His remains were among 464 urns kept in the Urn Library at Wat Langka, preserved by the Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam). These urns date back to Cambodia's civil war period, spanning the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.

Youk Chhang
Apr 72 min read


Phokeethra Country Club Announces Major Clubhouse Renovation While Golf Remains Fully Open
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.

La Rédaction
Apr 72 min read


EuroCham HR Forum 2026 Brings Together Top Education,Business, Tech and Public Leaders to Reimagine HR in the Age of AI
EuroCham Cambodia successfully hosted the EuroCham HR Forum 2026: “Reimagining HR Practices in the Age of AI” on Friday, 3 April 2026. The sold‑out forum convened high‑level stakeholders from government, academia, business, and the technology sector to address the evolving challenges of human capital development, artificial intelligence, and workforce readiness in Cambodia.

Partenaire Presse
Apr 71 min read


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

Voyageuse Passion
Apr 72 min read


Cambodia & Recipe : Banana Blossom Salad with Pork Belly and Freshwater Shrimp
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.

Coin gourmand
Apr 72 min read


Iran, Cambodia, the Strait of Hormuz, and a Tuk-Tuk Driver Named Hun Borin: A Global Ripple Effect
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.

Editorial team
Apr 64 min read


Phnom Kulen National Park: ASEAN's 2026 Wonder
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.

Editorial team
Apr 62 min read


Cambodia Hits Major Milestone in Promoting Premium Fragrant Rice Globally
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.

Editorial team
Apr 62 min read


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

Coin gourmand
Apr 62 min read


Tourism & Destinations: Ideal Getaways Away from the Crowds for Khmer New Year
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."

Partenaire Presse
Apr 63 min read


Delivering Logistics-Driven Growth: Key Advances in Cambodia
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."

Arnaud Darc
Apr 63 min read


A Shell Rips Through Their Hut on Cambodia's Frontier: A Tale of Nightmarish Terror and Lifelong Misery
A Shell Rips Through Their Hut in Banteay Meanchey Province One December Morning. Account of a Night of Terror and a Life of Misery.

Youk Chhang
Apr 64 min read


Silent Cancer of War: A Journey to Cambodia's Forgotten Frontier
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.

Pierre-Yves Clais
Apr 69 min read


Adaptation(s): Phnom Penh's Architectural Vanguard Previews Francophonie Summit
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.

Emmanuel Pezard
Apr 64 min read


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

Christophe Gargiulo
Apr 53 min read


Artists for Humanity: Elevating Cambodian Art Through Social Impact
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.

Editorial team
Apr 32 min read


Angelina Jolie's Battambang Legacy: From Lara Croft to Cultural Savior
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.

Editorial team
Apr 32 min read
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