Activities to do in Siem Reap
Known as the cultural city of Cambodia and home to the Angkor Wat, Siem Reap is a destination that everyone should visit. Being a cultural hub of the country, naturally...
Damnak Loung Gate, Battambang: Gate to the spirits
Along the dusty road outside Battambang, right along National Road 57 going to Pailin, lies the Military Hospital on the right side. There stands a metal gate that does not...
Bayon Temple (ប្រាសាទបាយ័ន, Prasat Bayon), Siem Reap
Unique and considered to be one of the more captivating temples in Siem Reap, Bayon temple (ប្រាសាទបាយ័ន, Prasat Bayon) is still mesmerizing after all these years. Located at the heart...
Cambodian Water Festival (Bon Om Touk; បុណ្យអំុទូក)
The Cambodian Water Festival (Bon Om Touk, បុណ្យអំុទូក) is one of the major events that happen once a year in Cambodia. This festival takes place on the full moon of the...
Lort Cha: Cambodian pan-fried noodles
Today’s featured Cambodian dish is Lort Cha. Lort Cha is a dish that is considered one of the favorites that both locals and tourists enjoy. It simply epitomizes Cambodia in...
Cambodia Currency: The Riel
Travelers planning a trip to Cambodia often want to know Cambodia currency. That way, they will be able to know what is the best currency to bring to Cambodia. Cambodia...
Rainy Season in Cambodia: What to Prepare
While there is some debate over when is the best time to visit Cambodia, there is a time when Cambodia enters into its wet season, rainy season, or the newly...
Best time to visit: Siem Reap
Any time is actually the best time to travel. And if you want to know when to visit Siem Reap, then any time also works. But if you want the...
សម្បុក Watch (Sombok Watch), Phnom Penh
Depending on who you talk to, quality watches can either be a luxury or an investment. If you love having some bling, or if you like quality things, then សម្បុក...
Top 7 Must See List: Battambang
Cambodia is quite a small country, but it never runs out of things for guests to do. While most people flock to Siem Reap to see the temples, some people...