Craftsmen preserve designs of spirit homes

At the outskirts of Phnom Penh in Chom Chao commune, 21-year-old Sreang Veasna carefully brushes a coat of gold paint onto one of Cambodia’s most iconic spiritual structures: a spirit house – one of those temple-shaped shrines that adorn the fronts of houses and roadsides throughout the country. … Read more >>

Serene getaway to Kep's Rabbit Island

Coastal holidays tend to attract two types of people. There are those who want to while away their leisure time in fits of all-night drinking, dancing and decadence,…. Read more >>

In Cambodia, any preschool found better than none

We know that children who attend formal preschool programs in industrialized nations benefit in many ways. But what about the impact of similar programs in developing countries?... Read more >>

Student volunteers aid needy in Cambodia
Some 15 female volunteers representing three independent girls secondary schools in Qatar took part in an eight-day trip to Cambodia organised by Reach Out To Asia (Rota)..... Read more >>

Southeast Asian Scholarship Up for Long Beach Students

The Khmer Parents Association in Long Beach, Calif., is now offering Cambodian-American high school students a scholarship..... Read more >>

Public Sector Needs Better Leadership:Scholar

Cambodia’s public sector lacks leadership and could use a dose of effective management strategies, a US-based Cambodian scholar says.... Read more >>

Make sure you get your US visa

Applying successfully to a US university is not enough. Students also have to get a visa.

Cambodians thinking about studying in the US should remember that being accepted at a university also means getting a US visa, which is not always easy.... Read more >>

Learning to be earning

Kaom Sokharoth, a third-year student from the Royal University of Phnom Penh's faculty of literature, hopes studying Thai will help change his life…. Read more >>