We spotlight some of the most breathtaking photos of daily life in Cambodia.
Along National Road #6 in Kandal province there are a number of Cham Muslim communities. The Cham people have lived in Cambodia since 1456 and have a friendly relationship with the rest of the population. During the Khmer Rouge period, … Continue reading
I bought my first birthday cake a few months after I arrived in Phnom Penh. I was delighted to see cakes shaped like the animals of the Chinese Zodiac. Later that night, when we cut it open, it turned out … Continue reading
When I saw these boys fishing off of one of the piers on Koh Rong, I had to get a photo. The Western boy was living on the island with his father, who was there working at one of the … Continue reading
I had only meant to stay on Koh ta Kiev for a night, but ended up staying for four. When I finally managed to wrestled myself off the island, we ended up stopping on the way back to shore at … Continue reading
Last year, after meeting someone on Koh Rong who assured me that there was a more beautiful island in Cambodia, I dragged some visiting friends and family to Koh Totang. I wasn’t disappointed. While there, my friend Frances sighed, “I want … Continue reading
This photo of Psar Kandal was taken in Phnom Penh on Christmas Day, 2012 by new expat Ken Edgar. You can visit his site to see more of his work in the UK, Cambodia and around Asia.
At least once a week at dusk as I make my way home from the gym, I think, “Why didn’t I bring my camera?” Last week I finally did. Phnom Penh’s Independence Monument was designed by Vann Molyvann, Cambodia’s most … Continue reading
All eyes in Phnom Penh have been on the Royal Palace this week. Journalist Faine Greenwood has captured some lovely shots from the funeral of King Father Norodom Sihanouk and kindly shared them with Move to Cambodia.