Siem Reap’s Motorcycle Community Puts Road Safety First
In August last year, Angkor Town's well known motorcycle club The Dirty Cuts Siem Reap (DCSR) held their 2nd Annual Siem Reap...
Run for a Cause at Angkor Wat
Most Siem Reap expats have heard of Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC), and many travellers to the city often find themselves wandering past the...
Starbucks Cambodia Extends Coffee Footprint to Downtown Siem Reap
Starbucks Cambodia celebrated the opening of its first store in downtown Siem Reap today, August 6, with an official ribbon cutting ceremony. The new...
More Than Just Providing Drinking Water: WFC Literally Changes Lives
Providing clean drinking water to Cambodian villages by installing biosand filters is only one of Water For Cambodia's many projects. A lesser known yet highly significant...
Water For Cambodia brings clean water to where it’s most needed
Clean drinking water is the top priority for Siem Reap based NGO Water For Cambodia, working primarily to provide clean water to rural families,...
Kampot Playboys Celebrate Debut Album with Free Show in Siem Reap
Kampot Playboys are proud to release their debut studio album "Garuda" recorded in Siem Reap at 60 Road Studios. To celebrate they are playing...
Charity Bike Ride is Feeding Dreams in Cambodia
Starting in Sihanoukville and finishing in Siem Reap, taking 9 days cycling through the countryside of Cambodia, this dedicated group of riders have invested...
Clean Green Cambodia, a one stop portal for all things environmentally...
The Siem Reap Green Committee (SRGC) has announced the launch of CleanGreenCambodia.org, an information portal and online platform dedicated to educating others about sustainable practices;...
Protecting Heritage, Promoting Tourism
SEAMEO SPAFA, the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization Regional Centre for Archaeology and Fine Arts, in collaboration with APSARA Authority, have organized a...
Building a school the right way: A Camborea NGO Fundraiser
What difference does one more school make in a land where so many schools are being built by numerous NGOs? To the skeptical or...
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