April 17, 2025 marks fifty years since the start of the genocide by the Khmer Rouge, representing the darkest 3 years, 8 months and 20 days in Cambodian history. Fifty years ago, many survivors of the genocide are still alive today, and their testimonies continue to remind us of the reality and scale of the crimes perpetrated. What about now?Continue Reading
From April 12 to 16, the Khmer New Year is the most cherished celebration in the Khmer calendar. Phnom Penh is dressed in its finest decorations for 5 days of festivities. I tell you all about the program for a spectacular celebration filled with traditions and community spirit.Continue Reading
PassApp, the most popular transport application in Cambodia
With on-demand transport apps (Grab and PassApp), it's easy to get around Phnom Penh quickly and safely. Let's take a look at the different services and fares available for tourists and locals.Continue Reading
Books cover about Khmer Rouge genocide over the word 'Freedom' in Khmer
On February 18, 2025, the Cambodian government unanimously passed a new law punishing individuals who deny crimes committed during the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia to ensure that crimes against humanity do not recur in Cambodia soil, and to protect the right to life of the public. These two books, that I suggest, complement each other and help to keep the memory of the atrocities committed under the Khmer Rouge regime.Continue Reading
On the program for a funny and greedy day in Phnom Penh, I suggest a visit to the Palais Royal, a lunch break in a popular dim sum restaurant. Then, grab a fresh tangerine juice for an afternoon of indoor rollerblading. And we finish on a high note with a comforting hot pot and a yummy dessert. Such a real kid friendly day.Continue Reading
Phnom Penh is an attractive city where tradition and modernity blend smoothly. His rich history and trendy coffee shop are sure to charm visitors of all ages. Here, I share with you my best restaurants and places to visit in Phnom Penh.Continue Reading
