Cambodia

Chreav Waterfall is one of Cambodia's most enchanting natural attractions. Located in Oral district of Kampong Speu Province, this stunning cascade flows gracefully down rocky cliffs, surrounded by lush tropical forest and the pristine beauty of the Cardamom Mountain and home to Phnom Aoral, Cambodia's highest peak. View of Cardamom Mountain and its surrounding 🌿 What makes Chreav special? Crystal-clear waters perfect for a refreshing dip on hot days Multiple tiers creating

As October marks the end of Cambodia's rainy season—or "green season" as locals call it—I recently embarked on a refreshing getaway to Kirirom National Park with friends. Just a 2-hour drive from Phnom Penh, this natural paradise offers a welcome escape from the capital's hustle and bustle. A Natural Highland Paradise Located in Kampong Speu province about 112 kilometers southwest of Phnom Penh, Kirirom National Park spans approximately 35,000 hectares of stunning natural bea

Ta Phrom Temple Cambodia's green season offers a magical experience for travelers seeking to explore the ancient wonders of Siem Reap....

Romdeng Restaurant Toul Tom Phoung Romdeng Khmer Cuisine is one of Phnom Penh's most acclaimed restaurants, serving authentic Cambodian...

Architecture and Design The market's unique architectural design includes a massive central dome that rises 26 meters high. This dome...

The National Museum of Cambodia No trip to Phnom Penh is complete without visiting the National Museum of Cambodia. Located in the heart...

Escape the digital noise and discover the transformative power of dining in nature. There's something magical about enjoying a meal...

Just a short ferry ride from the bustling streets of Phnom Penh lies Koh Dach, affectionately known as "Silk Island" - a peaceful...

During my recent lunch breaks, I explored venues ranging from tranquil literary cafés to health-conscious eateries. Here's my curated...

When I first visited Phnom Penh in the early 2000s, a local friend introduced me to Phnom Oudong (also spelled Oudong or Udong). This...

Origins and Colonial Development Step back in time to the French colonial era of Cambodia, where Phnom Penh's railway story begins. The...

From a variety of all-you-can-eat hotpot and grill spots to coffee eateries and Khmer cuisine, here's my recap of places to eat in Phnom...

Have you been searching for a fresh dining experience in Cambodia's capital? Look no further! Pisa Old Market —aptly named from the...

It's been a while since I visited Preah Monivong National Park, home to Bokor Mountain (or Phnom Bokor as locals call it)and the last...

One of the most striking examples of Kampot's architectural transformation is the former Kampot Fish Market, a historic colonial-era...

Khor Ko: Cambodian Slow Cooked Beef Stew This week, I discovered Café Bora, a charming establishment located along Street 184, just...

Mr. Piccolo Coffee at Toul Tom Phoung While exploring Toul Tom Phoung on last weekend, I revisited the charming Mr. Piccolo Coffee—a...

Buffet at Cafe Malaya From Nasi Lemak to Rendang: Where to Find Malaysian Halal Food in Phnom Penh? Malaysian halal food establishments...

For the last two weeks, as usual, I've been exploring places to eat in Phnom Penh—whether during solo lunch breaks, dining with...

Brown Coffee at Khandaland, Phnom Penh When I first arrived in Phnom Penh in 2000, the city's coffee scene was vastly different. Options...