" it had been said that a country’s heart and soul could be found in its kitchen or, may be you are more familiar with the popular idiom, ‘You are what you eat’. Both ring true regarding Cambodia’s gastronomic patterns. Ancient Cambodia life has the great culture and tradition attraction. It has been played the ...

Providing assistance to the urban poor in Cambodia. Cyclos (pronounced see-cloe) are an integral part of the Phnom Penh landscape. These iconic vehicles, first introduced in 1936, remain one of the best and most economical ways to see the city. Cyclo drivers, however, are among the poorest of the urban poor in Cambodia. The Cyclo Centre is ...

Every child has the right to a healthy life. Angkor Hospital for Children is dedicated to improving the health and ensuring the future of Cambodia's children by providing full service, life saving paediatric care to over 100,000 sick and injured children a year. Our services include outpatient and inpatient care, a 24-hour emergency room; a...

The Cambodia Landmine Museum was opened in 1999 to promote mine awareness and education for both tourists and Cambodian people. Landmines will likely be a problem in Cambodia for many years to come. Through awareness, safety, and prevention, we strive to protect Cambodian communities from further suffering and devastation. I want to make my...

Foundation assisting deprived children. Established in 1991, Krousar Thmey (which means New Family) gives material, educational and social support to abandoned and orphaned children, street children and victims of trafficking. We also provide support through access to education to deaf and blind children. In all our work, our goal is to pro...

Reviving, preserving and promoting a golden era of arts Sovanna Phum (meaning Golden Era) is an independent and self-financed Khmer association working at the forefront of performing arts in Cambodia. First established in 1994, we offer real opportunities for Cambodian artists to make a living through their art by organising performances, as we...