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Lim Phara uses bananas to create quality wine in Kampong Cham province. PHOTO SUPPLIED

Kampong Cham man turning surplus bananas into precious liquid gold
Publication date 28 August 2023 | 21:35 | ICT

Bananas are not only a cherished tropical fruit but also a staple in many Cambodian dishes.

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