The French Embassy in Cambodia extended its congratulations to French-Cambodian film producer and director Davy Chou for his recent remarkable achievements.
Sou Sophy, a budding solo artist and advocate for environmental conservation, has made a significant impact through her artistic pursuits.
Cambodia’s traditional textiles are a source of pride for its people, and efforts are being made to preserve this unique craft.
Located in Sre Sar village, Tbeng Khpos commune, Samaki Meanchey district of Kampong Chhnang province, Smiling Gecko is an organisation dedicated to transforming the lives of children and the community.
A young talent from a new-established settlement has emerged, captivating the online world with his mesmerising performances of the traditional Cambodian monkey dance.
Si met, a talented digital artist hailing from the Khmer Krom community, is passionately dedicated to creating and preserving the vibrant Khmer culture through his captivating digital artwork.
In the realm of artistic expression, contemporary dance emerged in the mid-20th century, captivating global audiences with its unique fusion of traditional dance, innovative artistic techniques, and technical prowess harking back to ancient forms.
IBBY Cambodia is gearing up to host the highly anticipated International Children’s Book Day 2023 for three days in early June.
Sculptures in the traditional Khmer style, including tep pranam, dragon, phnhy tes, reahou chap chan, and Hanuman carvings, are traditionally crafted out of timber.
Ginger is a flowering plant whose root spicy is widely used in cuisines from around the world, and also as a form of traditional medicine in many culture.
The 12th Cambodia International Film Festival (CIFF), scheduled from May 30 to June 4, is set to captivate audiences and filmmakers alike with a diverse selection of 144 films from 34 countries.