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Pol PotOctober 17, 2026newHistorical figurePol Pot (1925 to 1998), born Saloth Sar, was the leader of the Khmer Rouge.
Ly Bun YimOctober 17, 2026newCreatorLy Bun Yim (died 2021) was a Cambodian film director and producer of the Golden Age of Cambodian cinema, from 1960 to 1975.
Kram NgoyOctober 17, 2026newHistorical figureKram Ngoy (ក្រមង៉ុយ; 1865 to 1936), also written Krom Ngoy and born Ouk Ou, was a Khmer poet and singer.
Indigenous peoples of CambodiaOctober 17, 2026newCommunityThe Indigenous peoples of Cambodia, also called the Khmer Loeu, are the country's Indigenous ethnic groups, most of them living in the northeast and north.
Huoy MeasOctober 17, 2026newHistorical figureHuoy Meas was a Cambodian singer and a presenter on Cambodia's National Radio in the 1960s and early 1970s.
Dy SavethOctober 17, 2026newCreatorDy Saveth is a Cambodian film actress.
Phnom YatOctober 17, 2026newHeritage sitePhnom Yat (ភ្នំយ៉ាត) is a hill in the town of Pailin, in western Cambodia, crowned by the pagoda of Wat Phnom Yat.
Phnom AuralOctober 17, 2026newPlacePhnom Aural (ភ្នំឱរ៉ាល់) is the highest mountain in Cambodia.
Pailin peacock danceOctober 17, 2026newTraditionThe Pailin peacock dance (របាំក្ងោកប៉ៃលិន, robam kngork Pailin) is a Cambodian folk dance that comes from the Kola people of Pailin in the west of the country.
Kampot pepperOctober 17, 2026newDishKampot pepper is pepper grown in a defined area of Kampot and Kep provinces in southern Cambodia, and sold as green, black, red and white peppercorns.
Buddhist InstituteOctober 17, 2026newOrganizationThe Buddhist Institute (វិទ្យាស្ថានពុទ្ធសាសនបណ្ឌិត្យ; in French, Institut bouddhique) is a center for Buddhist study and publishing in Phnom Penh.
BokorOctober 17, 2026newHeritage siteBokor is a sandstone mountain on the coast of Kampot province, in southern Cambodia.
Kampong PhlukOctober 16, 2026newPlaceKampong Phluk, also written Kampong Pluk, is a fishing commune of stilt houses by the Tonle Sap lake, in Siem Reap province.
Koh RongOctober 16, 2026newPlaceKoh Rong is an island in the Gulf of Thailand, a few hours by boat from the shore of Sihanoukville.
Étienne AymonierOctober 16, 2026newHistorical figureÉtienne Aymonier (1844 to 1929) was a French colonial officer who made the first methodical survey of ancient Khmer ruins and inscriptions.
TU Cambodian Classical and World Music Ensembles, Towson (November 2026)October 16, 2026newEventTU Cambodian Classical and World Music Ensembles is a free concert by two student ensembles of Towson University (TU) in Towson, Maryland, on November 23, 2026.
Ang ChouleanOctober 16, 2026newCreatorAng Choulean (អាំង ជូលាន) is a Cambodian ethnologist who studies the rites, beliefs and village life of the Khmer.
Spean PraptosOctober 16, 2026newHeritage siteSpean Praptos, commonly called the Kampong Kdei Bridge (ស្ពានកំពង់ក្តី), is a stone bridge of the Khmer Empire in Siem Reap province.
MangalarthaOctober 16, 2026newHeritage siteMangalartha, also known as Monument 487, is a small Hindu temple of the late 13th century inside Angkor Thom, in Siem Reap province.
Khmer Buddhist ordinationOctober 16, 2026newTraditionKhmer Buddhist ordination is the ceremony in which a young Cambodian man enters the monkhood, as a novice or as a monk, for a short time or for years.
Kathina, Watt Munisotaram (November 2026)October 16, 2026newEventThe Unity Kathinadāna Robe Offering Ceremony is a Kathina festival at Watt Munisotaram in Empire, Minnesota, on November 14 and 15, 2026.
Yvon HemOctober 16, 2026newCreatorYvon Hem was a film director of the Golden Age of Cambodian cinema in the 1960s and 1970s.
Ta KhmauOctober 16, 2026newPlaceTa Khmau (ក្រុងតាខ្មៅ), also written Takhmao, is a town on the Bassac River and the capital of Kandal province, just south of Phnom Penh.
Lin ChearOctober 16, 2026newHistorical figureLin Chear is a Canadian engineer of Khmer origin who added support for the Khmer script to Pango, the text layout library of the GNOME desktop for Linux.
Kampong KhleangOctober 16, 2026newPlaceKampong Khleang (កំពង់ឃ្លាំង), also written Kompong Khleang, is a fishing commune of stilt houses by the Tonle Sap lake, in Siem Reap province.
Ghost Mountain: Second Killing FieldOctober 16, 2026newFilmGhost Mountain: Second Killing Field is a Cambodian film directed by Leak Lyda about Cambodian refugees who fled toward Thailand in 1979.
Mann KosalOctober 16, 2026newCreatorMann Kosal is a Cambodian shadow puppet master and performer, and the founder of the Sovanna Phum Art Association in Phnom Penh.
Lauren YeeOctober 16, 2026newCreatorLauren Yee is an American playwright and television writer from San Francisco who wrote the play Cambodian Rock Band, with music by Dengue Fever and others.
BangskolOctober 16, 2026newTraditionBangskol (បង្សុកូល), also written bangsokol, is a Khmer Buddhist rite for the dead in which monks chant in Pali over a white cloth.
Red WeddingOctober 16, 2026newFilmRed Wedding is a 2012 documentary by Lida Chan and Guillaume Suon about forced marriage under the Khmer Rouge.
Phnom Penh CathedralOctober 16, 2026newHeritage sitePhnom Penh Cathedral, the Catholic Cathedral of Christ the King, was a French Gothic church in Phnom Penh that the Khmer Rouge tore down in 1975.
Chapel of the HospitalOctober 16, 2026newHeritage siteThe Chapel of the Hospital is a small Buddhist sanctuary tower at Angkor, built for one of the hospitals of King Jayavarman VII.
Sen MonoromOctober 16, 2026newPlaceSen Monorom (សែនមនោរម្យ) is the provincial town of Mondulkiri, in northeastern Cambodia.
Kirirom National ParkOctober 16, 2026newHeritage siteKirirom National Park is a national park of pine forest and waterfalls in Phnom Sruoch district, Kampong Speu province, along the border with Koh Kong.
Khmer funeral ritesOctober 16, 2026newTraditionKhmer funeral rites are the Buddhist ceremonies with which Cambodian families care for their dead, from the deathbed to cremation and the memorial days.
Sdok Kak ThomOctober 16, 2026newHeritage siteSdok Kak Thom is a Khmer temple in eastern Thailand, near the Cambodian border, where a stele of 1052 was found carrying the inscription known as K. 235.
JayatatakaOctober 16, 2026newHeritage siteThe Jayatataka, also called the North Baray, is a reservoir at Angkor built under King Jayavarman VII, with the temple of Neak Poan on its central island.
AmbokOctober 16, 2026newDishAmbok (អំបុក) is Khmer flattened rice, made by toasting young rice in its husk and pounding it flat.
Vann NathOctober 16, 2026newCreatorVann Nath (1946 to 2011) was a Cambodian painter and one of the few prisoners who came out of S-21, the Khmer Rouge prison in Phnom Penh, alive.
Prasat BeiOctober 16, 2026newHeritage sitePrasat Bei is a group of three brick towers at Angkor, built in the 10th century near the south gate of Angkor Thom and dedicated to Shiva.
Koh Rong SanloemOctober 16, 2026newPlaceKoh Rong Sanloem (កោះរ៉ុងសន្លឹម) is an island in the Gulf of Thailand, off the coast of Sihanoukville, just south of Koh Rong.
Khmer script in computingOctober 16, 2026newHistoryKhmer script in computing is the history of how the Khmer script came to be typed, stored and read on computers and phones.
Henri MouhotOctober 16, 2026newHistorical figureHenri Mouhot was a French naturalist and explorer who traveled through Siam, Cambodia and Laos from 1858 to 1861.
Ghost Mountain: The Second Killing Fields of CambodiaOctober 16, 2026newFilmGhost Mountain: The Second Killing Fields of Cambodia is an American documentary film by James Taing and Virginia Lynch Dean.
Dangrek Incident (1979)October 16, 2026newHistoryThe Dangrek Incident was Thailand's forced return of Cambodian refugees across the Dangrek Mountains (ជួរភ្នំដងរែក) in June 1979.
Fête de Kathina, Grande Pagode du Bois de Vincennes (October 2026)October 16, 2026newEventThe Fête de Kathina is a Kathina festival at the Grande Pagode du Bois de Vincennes in Paris on October 25, 2026, organized by Wat Khemararam of Créteil.
Gala of Hope, Crowne Plaza Foster City (October 2026)October 16, 2026newEventThe Gala of Hope 2026 is a fundraising evening for Caring for Cambodia in Foster City, California, on October 17, 2026.
Arn Chorn-PondOctober 13, 2026newCreatorArn Chorn-Pond is a Cambodian musician and human rights advocate who survived the Khmer Rouge years as a child by playing music.
Dharanindravarman IIOctober 13, 2026newHistorical figureDharanindravarman II was a king of the Khmer Empire in the middle of the 12th century and the father of Jayavarman VII.
Tiny ToonesOctober 12, 2026newOrganizationTiny Toones is a youth center in Phnom Penh that uses breakdance, hip hop and music to draw street children and young people from poor families into education.
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