With their thudding alternative rock music, jerky dance moves and fancy hairstyles, it might have been difficult to tell what country the musicians playing at T&C on Monivong Boulevard last weekend were from. Thailand? South Korea? Japan?

None of the above.They were a group of five young Cambodians who one year ago formed their own band called Cartoon eMo with a commitment – rare in this country – to w ... Read More

 Exhibited at the American Textile History Museum in Lowell, MA, as part of the More than a Number Exhibit

CHOEUNG EK, Cambodia — Tearful Cambodians marked an annual "Day of Anger" with a re-enactment of Khmer Rouge crimes at a notorious "killing field" on Thursday to commemorate relatives killed by the regime.

Some 3,000 people, including Buddhist monks, watched as students mimed raping, bludgeoning, strangling and eviscerating bound victims to remember those who died at Choeung Ek, a field outside the capital Phnom Penh.

Many sobbed during the performanc ... Read More

Khmaiology — May 25, 2009 — Khmer Empire - I edit the most of video because it talk about the same old stuff as all of the other Khmer Empire documentary found on youtube.

"Zhou Daguan, the Chinese 13th century envoy who spent one year in Angkor and left the only written account of someone who actually saw Angkor Thom in its prime, reports that the Baphuon had a bronze tower and the Bayon and the Phimeanakas golden ones, that there were golden bridges guarded by ... Read More