Stay Fit and Active during Self-Isolation
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Everything you need to know for this 2020 Khmer New Year
Each year, Khmer New Year is the most anticipated holidays for Cambodian. It is symbolic for switching to the new year with a new beginning.
Local Art Heroes in Battles with COVID-19
Artists are now facing a ferocious enemy, the biggest foe they have ever fought and it is called COVID-19.
A Little Bird’s Journey to Penmanship
Growing up in Pursat province, Set Hattha, who is well known as “Kon Chab Mease” (the Little Golden Bird) had nothing other than going to the rice field, tending to the livestock and spending the…
Travel through pictures
To help you get through this hard time, Srey Kumneth, our photojournalist, presents some of her most beautiful landscape photos during her adventure across the country.
New Mama VS COVID-19
Studies have proven pregnant women are more susceptible to colds, the flu, food poisoning and urinary infections.
Turning weapons of war to symbols of peace and hope
Thousands of weapons in the kingdom which were once used in the theatre of war are being hammered and welded into symbols of peace and hope by Cambodian artist Ouk Chim Vichet.
Phnom Penh: A changed city
Tuesday this week was a Holy Day, a sacred day ring-marked on the Cambodian calendar for the observance of Buddhist precepts.
Don’t get into a pickle: try preserving!
This isn’t about stockpiling: it’s about being clever and thinking rationally about what you may need in your fridge or cupboard.
Timeless love letters
If you are in a long-distance relationship, the Coronavirus crisis could be particularly challenging.
Capturing the Joy!
Srey Kumneth shares her roving eye for the ordinary — and extra-ordinary — from her collection this year from travel all over Cambodia.
Making the most out of self-isolation
If your holiday has been cancelled due to the Novel Coronavirus or you have to go into 14-day self-isolation or quarantine to protect yourself and others, Taing Rinith suggests some ways to make the time fly – and stay sane!
A Stable Out of Sight
To escape the air pollution and the clamorous neighbours in Phnom Penh, six expats who share a love of horse riding founded their own stable in Arey Ksat, just a ferry ride across the Chaktomuk River from the centre of Phnom Penh.
Good food right on your doorstep
With the current threat of COVID-19, global citizens are encouraged to embrace social distancing – a concept that may be foreign to most of us.
Veasna Tith The beauty of art for hope and peace
Right now, we are living through an extraordinary and worrying time in global history. The current pandemic surrounds us everywhere; on every available communication channel.
HIGH -FLIERS FLOCK TO THE “new” Aviary Hotel
Central Siem Reap is undergoing a transformation, and leading the charge is the newly refurbished Aviary Hotel, which opened in 2015 as a 25-room “environmentally focused property.”
Spencer Confidential? More like Spencer Not-Bring-It-All!
Netflix subscribers looking forward to watching Spenser Confidential, the fifth collaboration between director Peter Berg and the ever-likeable Mark Wahlberg, should brace themselves for a disappointing experience.
What’s changed in Beethoven’s new Ninth
Myth and legend swirl around Beethoven and his Ninth Symphony. In a new critical edition of the score, the Beethoven Archive in Bonn lets the facts speak for themselves — and has discovered some new sounds.
Coronavirus has killed the so-called ‘entitled millennial’
Even if the restrictions last only a month as planned, the effects will linger in the economy for years.
Ride of a lifetime
The human body is amazing. If we don’t step out of our comfort zone, we will never know the limits of its endurance,” Abdul Mohsin T. Albaghli explains.
The Golden Age of Cambodia’s silver screen
This week marks exactly 50 years since the removal of the Cambodian head of state, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, after a vote by the National Assembly on 18 March 1970.
How to make a healthy baby
Don’t breathe smoke; either first or secondhand – Avoid certain medications – A (cool) dip and sauna session
CULT: Empowering women through ethics-conscious brands
Cambodia’s Ultimate Lifestyle Trade (CULT) held a pop-up market to celebrate International Women’s Day earlier this month.
Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month with SGMC Singaporean specialist
Colorectal cancer, also known as bowel cancer, colon cancer, or rectal cancer, is any cancer that affects the colon and the rectum.
Dancing to their own beat
This new show, billed as “One hour of intense performance like a ceremony of exorcism of social rules,” is choreographed by Jean-Baptiste Phou and composed by Ly Vanthan.
Riding a wave of success
Flanked by swaying coconut trees, the secluded beach at Riyue Bay in Hainan province is an idyllic and usually tranquil setting.
Love and laughter in this slapstick gem
The film comes two years after the ending of the popular TV series, Diary of Tootsies, and everyone’s lives are getting more complicated.
The man between beauty & war
David A. Feingold has filmed both life during the glorious era of Sangkum Reastr Niyum (1955-1970) and the struggle of Cambodian people in Khmer Rouge and post-Khmer Rouge communist era.
Keeping Cambodia’s cultural flame burning
Being a traditional artist in Cambodia is often synonymous with struggling to make ends meet, which discourages young people from pursuing a career in the field.
Harnessing spiritual wellness for women
The Art of Living Sri Sri Yoga Studio recently organised a yoga session for women in celebration of International Women’s Day.
