Best-of of 2018!
Happy New Year 2019 to all, on behalf of the entire Voyage Cambodge team. Last year was rich in hard work, compromises and emotions for the Voyage Seripheap team! And to start the new year off right, the editorial team wishes to (re)share with you the articles you loved most over these past 12 months.
Happy New Year 2019 to all, on behalf of the entire Voyage Cambodge team. Last year was rich in hard work, compromises and emotions for the Voyage Seripheap team! And to start the new year off right, the editorial team wishes to (re)share with you the articles you loved most over these past 12 months.
January, come explore Cambodge
In January we shared with you 10 good reasons, non-exhaustive and chosen in a highly subjective way, to join us in Cambodge. The kingdom of smiles. The jewel of Southeast Asia, the arena of Khmer fishermen, wild landscapes, the remnants of one of History's greatest empires, natural hospitality, and so much more. It would be a shame to miss out on it throughout our lives. 
February, PassApp lands in Siem Reap!
In February we discussed the arrival in Siem Reap of what is today a digital institution in Cambodge: the PassApp application! This ride-sharing service has grown tremendously in just a year and a half in the kingdom. It's more common today to encounter a rickshaw than a tuk-tuk trailer. Especially since many other applications have emerged in Cambodge, like Grab, which took over from Uber last March.
March, spotlight on Phnom Penh markets
In March we described the unique atmosphere of Phnom Penh's "psah" – its markets. A few tips, explanations and clever tricks are scattered throughout. Rediscover them without hesitation!

April, a tour through Mondulkiri
In April we introduced you to the wonders hidden in Mondulkiri province, in eastern Cambodge. A must for nature lovers. The region, famous for its coffee production and elephant reserves, offers sumptuous surprises... Do remember.
May, how to avoid scams
Many travelers fall victim to scams every year all over the world. To avoid any mishaps during your trip to Cambodge, we catalogued, in March, the most common tricks used against tourists. This might reassure you... 
June, the Queen Mother's birthday
June 18 is a public holiday in Cambodge. Everyone celebrates the birthday of Queen Mother Monineath, widow of the late King Norodom Sihanouk. Affectionately nicknamed Queen Monique, she still brings the Khmer people together today. Portrait.

July, cooking!
In July you enjoyed a delicious article on Riz Kapi! A typical Southeast Asian recipe. Fried rice with shrimp paste! Easy to recreate at home. 
August, 5 useful apps for a trip to Cambodge!
In August we introduced you to 5 essential applications for a successful trip to the kingdom. One in particular caught your attention: Hidden Place! Managed by its users, it allows everyone to discover hidden gems unknown to the general public! 
September, identity
A micro-investigation, published in September, told the story of the identity search of English-speaking Khmer people. Those born in the second generation after their parents' exile in the 1970s. Powerful testimonies help us better understand the process, sometimes quite arduous, of assimilating one's personal identity.

October, the famous Kampot pepper
Two months ago we took you on the trail of the highly prized Kampot pepper! Its history, its production, its consumption. Discover what professionals in this southern region of Cambodge have to say.
November, a Khmer woman on top of the world!
At 17 years old, Jessa Khan is already at the pinnacle of world jiu-jitsu. The young Khmer-American has, among many glorious titles, won this year the title of world champion blue belt. She also brought honor to the Cambodge flag at the Asian Games this summer, a gold medal around her neck. A role model.
December, the excitement
In November and December, a young Khmer boy of 14, Salik Tuch, became an internet sensation! This young street vendor, filmed by a Malaysian tourist, demonstrated the extent of his linguistic talent, speaking in more than a dozen languages. Since then, the internet has gone wild and media around the world have picked up his story. 
We also want to thank you for the loyalty you give us. Know that our work is above all done in your interest, with complete honesty. Thank you.




