The increased number of gay-friendly establishments in the capital gives drag divas a chance to strut their stuff and change perceptions. Words by Nora Lindstrom.
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 Launched last November by international NGO Family Health International (FHI) as a co-branded project with local NGOs, interest in the M-Style network initiative has exceeded expectations organisers say.
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 There are plenty of places in Cambodia to satisfy your appetite, but a handful of eateries also promote socially responsible business. By giving local youth hospitality training, these restaurants try to break the cycle of poverty by providing a career instead of a handout. Craig Gerard visits four...
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 This month it is Cambodia’s turn to celebrate New Year. Johan Smits finds out what games the country’s youth will get up to on this most important cultural event.
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 It’s that time of the year again. Tempers start to rise in the pressure cooker that is Phnom Penh in April and Khmers start throwing water over each other. The sensible head for water, the rest get hot under the collar. But where should you go, if you want to get away from the madding crowds? AsiaLI...
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It’s been nearly four decades since photojournalists Sean Flynn and Dana Stone went missing in Cambodia. Now, as witnesses pass away and contacts whither, photographer Tim Page is launching one last search for his good friend, Sean Flynn. Words by Thomas Maresca, photos: IMMF degree south.
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 After a long dormant period, the past few years have seen steady growth in the development of Cambodian visual contemporary art. The Kingdom not only attracts international artists from different corners of the world but its own sons and daughters are increasingly entering the international art comm...
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 Over the past few years, construction in Cambodia has known an unprecedented growth. As the global economy goes into meltdown, the Cambodian volcano seems to have cooled off. Bad news for architects and designers? Not necessarily. We spoke to a number of professionals about their activities in Cambo...
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 When most people move home they leave their house where it’s standing, not so Darryl Collins, co-author of ‘Building Cambodia: ‘New Khmer Architecture’ 1953 to 1970’. When he moved from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap he took his newly acquired wooden house with him – piece by piece. Then he reassembled it....
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 With so many employers complaining about how difficult it is to find the right people, you might expect there to be fantastic opportunities out there for clever Cambodian graduates? Think again. Words by Johan Smits.
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Visitors to Siem Reap often find themselves enamoured with the surprisingly cosmopolitan town and its excellent bars and restaurants. However, there is a perceived void in finding things to do during the daytime. AsiaLIFE took some time to delve into the various activities on offer around Siem Reap. Jed Byrom focused on things you can ride.
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