Author: Sopheak

Cambodia’s cultural richness is not a product of isolation but of profound and enduring cross-cultural exchange. For centuries, Indian and Chinese civilizations played vital roles in shaping the religious, linguistic, artistic, and commercial fabric of Khmer society. These external influences...

Cambodia’s modern history is shaped by both unimaginable tragedy and extraordinary resilience. At the center of this history stands the Khmer Rouge—a radical communist regime that led Cambodia into one of the worst genocides of the 20th century. Under the...

Angkor Wat is more than a temple. It is the soul of Cambodia, the enduring symbol of Khmer ingenuity, faith, and resilience. Standing as the largest religious monument in the world, Angkor Wat captivates with its scale, precision, and beauty—drawing...

The Khmer Empire was one of the most magnificent civilizations in Southeast Asia, reigning from the early 9th century to the 15th century CE. Centered in present-day Cambodia, its capital at Angkor became a symbol of grandeur, ingenuity, and spiritual...

Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage is rooted in the ancient Khmer civilization—one of the most remarkable and enduring civilizations in Southeast Asian history. Before the majestic temples of Angkor rose from the forests, the Khmer people had already laid down the...