Phnom Penh Post - 7Days
The Berlin Wall may have fallen 25 years ago, but nostalgia for East Germany lives on in the hearts of the thousands of Cambodians who took refuge in the communist state during the civil war of the 1980s.
Dubbed the “Ansel Adams of Angkor” by The New York Times, John McDermott took these photos of Angkor when there were few tourists.
Fish fillet sizzled on the stove at Malis restaurant as chef Luu Meng fiddled with his newest creation.
A documentary about the life of 1960s Cambodian singer Sinn Sisamouth will explore his global legacy. Will Jackson reports.
A controversy over whether the names of victims executed at the notorious Tuol Sleng prison should be inscribed on a stupa has raised questions about how best to commemorate those who died.
After a series of roles on Cambodian television, up-and-coming Phnom Penh actress and model Mary Neth, 24, is set to make her big screen debut later this year in the feature film The Last Reel alongside 1960s actress Dy S
Sizzling temperatures and periodic power cuts make for a sweaty few weeks in Cambodia. Time to head to the many pools the city has on offer. Here are some of the best.
It was in 2012, during a six-hour taxi ride through the Kingdom’s countryside listening to a bunch of old mix tapes, that Australia hip-hop outfit Astronomy Class found themselves inspired by the fruits of the Cambodian music sc
Taking note of the island’s tourist demographic, a Russian diving instructor and his son have set up High Point Rope Park, an adventure rope course with heights of up to 24 metres.
The winners of the 2013 Cambodia Sustainable Housing International Design Competition held by Building Trust International, Habitat for Humanity Cambodia and Karuna Cambodia talk about their finished designs.
New players make for frosty competition in the dessert market. Will Jackson got the scoop from the people who supply Phnom Penh’s restaurants with frozen dairy delights.
