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The Water Festival or "Bon Om Teuk" in Khmer, is one of Southeast Asia's greatest celebrations. It marks the end of the rainy season and the reversal of the Tonlé Sap river's current. This alternating flow regime is extremely rare in the world.
Board a 15-meter Khmer boat to discover the shores and islands of Kep. On the agenda: coastal exploration, Rabbit Island or Koh Tonsay, Snake Island or Koh Pouh (rest assured, there are no more snakes on Snake Island than rabbits on Rabbit Island!) and a small uninhabited island.
A trip to Cambodge would be incomplete without discovering the Apsara dance. It is a form of classical dance that has marked Cambodian tradition for centuries and still holds an important place in Khmer culture today.
Battambang's center and surroundings are home to numerous natural and architectural wonders cherished by travelers visiting Cambodia. Exploring everything on foot would be burdensome given the intense heat of the dry season, the torrential rains of monsoon, and the sheer number and diversity of points of interest.
Located in a peaceful neighborhood of Siem Reap, Theam's House is the home-studio-training center-gallery of Cambodian artist and designer Lim Muy Theam. Both a living space and creative workspace, this
Dreaming of a romantic cruise on the waters of the Mékong and Tonlé Sap? Embark on The Jahan, considered the sister ship to the Jayavarman, for an original and delightfully rhythmic discovery of Cambodge.
The peaceful town of Kratié moves to the rhythm of the Mekong. It's hard to pass through without appreciating the splendid panoramas and sunsets with this river as your backdrop. The Mekong is also ideal terrain for
Located on Sombai Road, 2km from downtown Siem Reap. The shop sells an infused wine spirit with uniquely distinctive flavours: sombai. This local spirit comes in 8 flavours, each combining two distinctive tastes.
Soksabike invites you to discover Cambodia's second city, Battambang, and beyond. On a bicycle, you'll explore the surroundings of this former colonial town and learn about the region's authentic traditional crafts
Silk production is an art in Cambodia passed down through generations for centuries. The country is even one of the world's most renowned producers of this natural fiber, used primarily in the creation of fine textiles.
The Kampong Thom region offers a taste of Cambodia worlds away from the most touristy urban hotspots. The people here are naturally welcoming and display that authentic smile so characteristic of Southeast Asia.
Since 2006, this organization has been organizing excursions through major ecological reserves across Cambodia. From the northern, eastern and southern plains to the vast expanse of the Tonle Sap, and the areas surrounding Siem Reap.
What if you ventured into Cambodia's countryside? So close to the heart of Siem Reap, yet wonderfully different from it. Palm trees and coconut groves stretch across the plains, paddy fields expand
Perfect your best swings, chips, and birdies on the greens of Phokeethra Country Club in Siem Reap. An 18-hole championship course spanning 6.5 kilometers, nestled in the heart of nature
What could be more picturesque than a getaway into the countryside of Siem Reap, Battambang, Kampong Chhnang, or Kampong Thom aboard an ox cart? Nothing. The Ox Cart represents
Since 1999, the NGO Osmose has been leading a namesake project aimed at developing and protecting the ecosystem surrounding Tonlé Sap Lake, particularly in the Prek Toal zone, between Siem Reap and Battambang in Cambodia.
Pagodas define the charm and character of Cambodia's landscape. From the largest cities—Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and Battambang—to smaller towns like Kampong Chhnang and beyond, you'll discover these Buddhist structures that welcome local communities daily. During religious celebrations
The Mondulkiri Project is a programme organized by the Cambodia Elephant Rescue Organization NGO, which operates at the heart of a vast forest area in Mondulkiri to prevent deforestation. This remains the primary threat to elephant life in Cambodia. The organization currently shelters 5 of the 41 elephants living near the town of Sen Monorom.
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