Pchum Ben: Cambodia's festival of the ancestors
Pchum Ben is a 15-day Buddhist festival when Cambodians honour their ancestors with offerings at pagodas. Learn its meaning, rituals and how visitors can respect it.
Koh Chen, near Phnom Penh, is known for its silversmiths and their decorative boxes and jewellery. Here's what to look for, how to check quality and how to visit.
Pchum Ben is a 15-day Buddhist festival when Cambodians honour their ancestors with offerings at pagodas. Learn its meaning, rituals and how visitors can respect it.
Domestic flights in Cambodia are limited but can save time between Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Sihanoukville. Here's when to fly and when to take the road instead.
A licensed Angkor guide can bring the temples' history, myths and carvings to life. Here's what they offer, how to book one and what to ask.
Choosing between Siem Reap's Old Market, riverside and Wat Bo areas? Here's a closer look at the atmosphere, noise levels and who each one suits.
Samlor machu is a family of Cambodian sour soups, made with tamarind, pineapple, lotus root and other sour ingredients. Here are the main types and how they're eaten.
Neak Ta are guardian spirits who protect villages, land and water in Cambodia. Here's who they are, where their shrines are and how they fit into Khmer belief.
Bokor mountain rises above Kampot with cooler air, old ruins and sweeping views. Here's what to know about cycling the road, hiking and staying safe.
Police Beach is the centre of Koh Rong's party scene, a short walk from the village. Here's what to expect, how to stay safe and where to go for a quieter night.
The Areng Valley is a remote corner of the Cardamom Mountains known for clear rivers, Siamese crocodiles and Chong communities. Here's what to know before you go.
Angkor was a city shaped by water. Learn how its huge reservoirs, moats and canals worked, why historians still debate their purpose and where to see them today.