Cambodia Now:
- APSARA National Authority: Pollution Level in Angkor Area Is Not Yet Critical
- Proposal to ease Cambodia’s visas
- Angkor University’s Students Conduct a Study Tour at Boeung Mealea Temple
- Archaeology gets education boost, but pay remains poor
- Inaugural waiters’ race deemed a success
- In Cambodia, Toxic Air Threatens Timeless Ruins
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Representatives of 17 tourism- related companies from southeast Guangdong province of China on Friday met with their Cambodian counterparts in order to seek possibilities for tourism cooperation.
Sacred artefacts go missing 12-Dec-2013
Kandal provincial authorities and officials from multiple ministries are investigating the apparent theft of historical artefacts from a stupa at Oudong Mountain said to contain some remains of Buddha
BOKOR/KEP - The 9th Congress of the World’s Most Beautiful Bays Club under the theme of “Blue Sea, Green City” as well as two other important meetings -the 2nd CLMV Tourism Ministers Meeting and the
CAA adds Shanghai 11-Dec-2013
Cambodia Angkor Air will commence six weekly services between Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Shanghai starting later this month.
Aspara Air waits for wings 11-Dec-2013
Cambodia’s newest airline venture, Apsara International Air, says it has postponed the launch of scheduled charter services between Phnom Penh and points in China until 2014.
The Royal Government of Cambodia and the Government of Japan have agreed to exempt visas for a period of 30 days to the holders of Diplomatic and Service/Official passports of Cambodia and Japan,
French Minister for Culture and Communications H.E. Ms. Aurélie Filippetti, concluded today her three-day visit in Cambodia.
Film treaty paves way 9-Dec-2013
Cambodia's film industry is expected to play a greater role on the global stage after a treaty was signed with France on Thursday making it easier for the country to be named a co-production partner
Last year I took part in the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon and astonished myself by actually managing to complete/hobble the full 21k. But this year – older and perhaps wiser – I decided to
Sand, sea and sky-diving at annual festival 9-Dec-2013
It was raining men at the weekend in Kep as three parachutists staged seven jumps from a helicopter as part of the country’s second annual Sea Festival.
Angkor Wat is set to be the venue of a special concert in the spirit of wa – the Japanese word for harmony – tonight featuring traditional music from across Southeast Asia and Japan.
Air China launches Beijing-Cambodia's Siem Reap direct flight
Japanese amateur runner Minora Onozuka and a seasoned campaigner from Singapore, Vivian Tang, won the men’s and women’s events, respectively, in the 18th Angkor Wat International Half Marathon
View and cycling race at Wat 2-Dec-2013
Race Half Marathon and international cyclists in front of Angkor Wat Siem Reap Been completed and Earlier this past weekend, with several thousand participants Green means humanitarian, health,
Cambodia's Siem Reap, China's Jiangxi ink cooperation deal
About 770 Cambodian and international cyclists took part in the Angkor International Bike Race on Saturday at the complex of the Angkor Wat Temple, a World Heritage Site.
Fears for tourism during rally 28-Nov-2013
The opposition’s planned demonstration in Siem Reap next month could affect the tourism industry in Cambodia’s most important visitor destination, the government and industry representatives said
ASEAN and the rise of tourism in Cambodia 26-Nov-2013
What synergies between Cambodia and ASEAN hold the most potential for Cambodia?
Num pang pâté: Growing to love mystery meat 25-Nov-2013
Whenever I mention num pang pâté to foreigners in Phnom Penh, I get the same reaction.
Arn Chorn-Pond has dedicated most of his adult life to restoring traditional Cambodian arts. In his new project, he takes a bus load of musicians to showcase their instruments and talent in remote
The tale of the washed-up chef in Sihanoukville 25-Nov-2013
In the sequel to Alex Watts’ bestselling book Down And Out In Padstow and London, failed chef and hack Lennie Nash sets off to eat his way through Southeast Asia with a vague plan to buy a restaurant.
A touch of lush in rustic Mondulkiri 25-Nov-2013
Most people come to Mondulkiri for two reasons: elephants and waterfalls. The hills don’t hurt, either. The landscape is a piece of Wales in the tropics, with small forested slopes as far as the eye
New lotus flower farm opens near town 25-Nov-2013
Recently Samatoa founder Awen Delaval made an astonishing discovery about the humble lotus flower – it could be turned into eco-friendly clothes. And now those clothes are being produced at a new
New bokator training school to open 25-Nov-2013
Grand Master San Kim Sean, who has contributed to the survival of Khmer traditional martial arts and is founder of the Cambodia Bokator Academy, is starting up a Bokator Training School in Siem Reap
Khiri Travel unveils 'immersive' B2B website 25-Nov-2013
PHNOM PENH - Khiri Travel has launched a new website, Khiri.com, that replicates online the company's approach to immersive, engaging travel in the Greater Mekong Region. The website offers modern
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