Slice of countryside life videos attract 1.2 million views
As the daughter of a farmer, Chhom Srey Pach brings a unique aspect to living and eating – one which is intriguing to those who grew up in cities and towns. In fact, most of the…
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Cambodia PM marks ‘win-win’ anniversary end of civil war
He said the policy eventually put an end to the prolonged conflict and political divisions which had plagued the country for decades.
Land prices, financing snags hold back affordable housing in Cambodia
By some estimates, some 7.9 million people will be living in urban areas by 2030, up roughly five-sixths from 4.3 million in 2014.
At least 19 dead, 73 injured in blaze at Poipet hotel-casino
Nhem Phoeng, chief of administration at the Poipet Town Hall, estimated 400 people, mostly staff and Thai guests of the casinos, were left stranded on the roof of the buildings.
Tourism training bolstering reawakening industry
The tourism ministry has been running training courses to ensure that hospitality services are up to the mark, following the Covid-19 enforced hiatus.
Cambodian ministry shares analyses of Mesozoic-era palm fossils
The fossilised trees date back to the Jurassic period of the Mesozoic era, some 201.3-145 million years ago.
Cambodia eyes rice sales to Maldives
Prime Minister Hun Sen recently revealed that he would visit the Maldives next month to discuss milled-rice sales as well as stepping up tourism ties.
Cambodia eyes rice sales to Maldives
“The Maldives is a rice-deficient country, so we want to forge links through tourism and milled rice exports," says Cambodia PM Hun Sen.
Public warned of increased risk of fire during dry season
On December 25, a wooden house in Bor Seth district burned to the ground, causing the death of a 23-year-old man.
From a single cart to an empire
With smoke rising from tuk-tuk by the roadside, Pin Punreay ladles a tasty sauce atop a bowl of piping hot leek rice cakes.