There are places in the capital where time seems to have no real hold. At the first lights of dawn, the old market district, not far from Wat Phnom, remains a small island of traditional urban Cambodia where slices of life unfold that do not appear to be affected by the construction frenzy animating the capital for more than a decade. A photographer's delight.

On the occasion of the 16th edition of the Photo Phnom Penh festival, the Sra’Art Gallery dedicates its major end-of-year event to a collective exhibition simply entitled Cambodia, a word that resonates here as a promise of encounters and visual stories.

The Photo Phnom Penh Festival is hosting this year a striking exhibition by Florent Meng Lechevallier, titled La vague irrésolue – The Mekong Project. Installed at the site of the Cambodia-Vietnam Residencies Route, at Factory Phnom Penh, this photographic series offers a deep and poetic reflection on the Mekong River, this gigantic watercourse in constant mutation.

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.

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.

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.

Christian Caujolle was a major figure in contemporary photography, whose career bridged intellectual rigor, artistic sensitivity, and cultural engagement. Born in 1953 in Sissonne, France, he was educated at the prestigious École Normale Supérieure de Saint-Cloud and collaborated with renowned thinkers such as Michel Foucault, Roland Barthes, and Pierre Bourdieu. His passion for photography was sparked during his studies in Toulouse, where he discovered the medium through the

La lumière raconte l’histoire : This project invites students to closely examine the most fundamental concept in photography: light, and how its intensity or absence, its shapes and patterns, create human storytelling and perspective in terms of relationship and distance.

Plantation Urban Resort & Spa invites the public to a unique visual experience with Human Canvas: Portraits of Identity, a solo exhibition by documentary and travel photographer Joaquin Barata, from 10 September to 19 October 2025, with an opening night scheduled for 10 September.

A few snapshots of life around the Mekong River in a small village in Kratié: the market, the blacksmith, the approaching rain, cattle wandering through the streets, makeshift trucks... everything that makes rural Cambodia so charming and a photographer's delight. More photographs here...

A Phnom Penh, la péninsule de Chroy Changvar, là où le Tonlé Sap rencontre le Mékong, est une zone de la capitale dont le paysage...

Phnom Penh, a city of a thousand faces, is preparing to reveal itself through the lenses of 500 photographers. Starting on 30 August 2025, the exhibition ‘Photography for Empowerment’ will display its visual stories in three iconic locations in the capital, offering a sensitive and multifaceted journey through its streets, its inhabitants and its symbols.

Until 31 August 2025, the SOSORO Museum in Phnom Penh invites visitors to take a striking journey into Cambodia between 1972 and 1975, through the lens of British photographer Colin Grafton. This temporary exhibition, the result of close collaboration between the museum and the photographer, unveils a series of rare photographs that reveal the daily life, streets, and atmosphere of a country on the brink of collapse.

Even in rainy weather, Koh Tonsay – Rabbit Island – remains decidedly photogenic. The peaceful and serene beach island, dotted with a few Cambodian-style huts, did not attract many visitors during the Pchum Ben weekend due to bad weather, providing an opportunity to take some peaceful ‘rainy’ shots.

Émile Gsell (1838–1879) was one of the pioneers of photography. This self-taught French artist brought to light the majestic ruins of Angkor and the rich cultural mosaic of Southeast Asia at a time marked by expanding exploration and colonial encounters.

The rural heart of Cambodia is in the spotlight in a new exhibition at the Bophana Center, where French photographer JM Gallet unveils more than 30 years of photographic dedication to the country's farmers.

French photographer Salomé Jartoux has released two new silver-based series: one entitled ‘On the Road’ and the other ‘Kampot II’. One of...

Seen at the recent Canopy Fest X CULT festival in Treellion Park - Koh Pich, Arome Khmer is a fusion music group based in Phnom Penh...

Last Saturday, in the intimate setting of the prestigious Rosewood Phnom Penh gallery, the eagerly-awaited vernissage of Franco-Khmer...

In the centre of Phnom Penh, the Boeung Keng Kang (BKK) market has for many years been a colourful and vibrant place where Khmer smiles...

The “Beyond the Finish Line” photographic exhibition features shots of Cambodia's top para-athletes taken by photographer Kofi Oduro.

The Preah Srey Içanavarman Museum of Economy and Money (SOSORO) is honored to announce a special donation ceremony, which took place on...

The highly anticipated Eyes on Cambodia Photo Competition’s final Exhibition opens on December 18th in Phnom Penh (Wild Phnom Penh)...

It's a walk that every visitor to the seaside resort is likely to take, so much so that Sihanoukville elicits comments, surprises and...