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29th Annual CACO Community Camping Weekend, Camp Meriwether (August 2027)November 7, 2026newEventCACO camping weekend scheduled for August 2027 in Oregon
CHPAA 16th Annual Fundraising Gala, Long Beach (November 2026)November 7, 2026newEventCHPAA fundraising gala listed for November 14 in Long Beach
Bon Kathina, Wat Khemararam, Houston (November 2026)November 7, 2026newEventBon Kathina at Wat Khemararam in Houston
After Vann Nath, Bophana Center talk (November 2026)November 7, 2026newEventBophana Center talk on the Memory Workshops
Kathin-Dana, Cambodian Buddhist Society, Des Moines (November 2026)November 7, 2026newEventKathin-Dana ceremony announced by the Cambodian Buddhist Society in Des Moines
Kathina Festival, Wat Dhammikaram Khmer Krom Buddhist Temple (November 2026)November 7, 2026newEventKathina festival announced by Wat Dhammikaram Khmer Krom Buddhist Temple
Sausage Sizzle, Cambodian Living Arts and Culture (November 2026)November 7, 2026newEventSausage sizzle fundraiser announced by Cambodian Living Arts and Culture
Kachok peopleNovember 3, 2026newCommunityIndigenous people of Ratanakiri Province
Khing Hoc DyNovember 3, 2026newCreatorCambodian scholar of Khmer literature
Suoy peopleNovember 3, 2026newCommunityIndigenous people of Cambodia
Cambodian Legacy ProjectNovember 3, 2026newOrganizationCharlotte nonprofit that works to preserve Khmer art and dance
Phnom ChhnorkNovember 3, 2026newHeritage sitePhnom Chhnork is a hill in Kampot province with a small pre-Angkorian brick temple inside a limestone cave.
Louis FinotNovember 3, 2026newHistorical figureFrench epigrapher who directed the École française d'Extrême-Orient and wrote on Khmer inscriptions and Buddhism
Jean CommailleNovember 3, 2026newHistorical figureFirst conservator of Angkor for the EFEO, who cleared Angkor Wat and the Bayon
BrahmaNovember 3, 2026newDeityHindu creator god, carved in Khmer stone with four faces and four arms
Henri ParmentierNovember 3, 2026newHistorical figureFrench architect and archaeologist of the EFEO who defined the pre-Angkorian style of Khmer art
Kbal ChayNovember 3, 2026newPlaceWaterfall on the Prek Toek Sap River near Sihanoukville, used for the city's water supply
Koh TonsayNovember 3, 2026newPlaceIsland off Kep, also called Rabbit Island
National Library of CambodiaNovember 3, 2026newOrganizationNational library in Phnom Penh, first opened in the 1920s under French rule
Kampi poolNovember 3, 2026newPlaceDeep stretch of the Mekong in Kratie province where Irrawaddy dolphins live
Suzanne KarpelèsNovember 3, 2026newHistorical figureFrench scholar of Pali and Khmer texts who ran the Royal Library in Phnom Penh and helped found the Buddhist Institute
Koh DachNovember 3, 2026newPlaceMekong island upstream of Phnom Penh known for silk weaving
Angkor ConservationNovember 3, 2026newOrganizationOffice in Siem Reap that kept the archives of the curators of Angkor and stores sculpture from its temples
Huot TathNovember 3, 2026newHistorical figureCambodian Buddhist monk and scholar, patriarch of the Mohanikay order from 1969 to 1975
Ang EngNovember 2, 2026newHistorical figureAng Eng was king of Cambodia from 1794 to 1796, after more than ten years of exile at the Siamese court in Bangkok.
Phka SrapounNovember 1, 2026newBookPhka Srapoun is a Khmer novel by Nou Hach about an arranged marriage that ends in tragedy.
Sisowath YoutevongNovember 1, 2026newHistorical figureSisowath Youtevong was a Cambodian prince who founded and led the Democratic Party in the 1940s.
Nou HachNovember 1, 2026newCreatorNou Hach (1916 to about 1975) was a Cambodian novelist and diplomat, the author of the novel Phka Srapoun.
Reyum Institute of Arts and CultureOctober 30, 2026newOrganizationThe Reyum Institute of Arts and Culture was founded to study and preserve Cambodian arts and culture.
KoupreyOctober 30, 2026newSpeciesThe kouprey, Bos sauveli, is a species of wild cattle associated with Cambodia as a national symbol.
Vuth LynoOctober 30, 2026newCreatorVuth Lyno is a Cambodian visual artist, curator and educator.
Ly DaravuthOctober 30, 2026newCreatorLy Daravuth is a Cambodian artist, curator and art historian, and a co-founder, with Ingrid Muan, of the Reyum Institute of Arts and Culture in Phnom Penh.
BanlungOctober 30, 2026newPlaceBanlung is a town in northeastern Cambodia and the provincial capital of Ratanakiri Province.
Nokor ReachOctober 30, 2026newNokor Reach is the national anthem of Cambodia.
Sa Sa Art ProjectsOctober 30, 2026newOrganizationSa Sa Art Projects began as an artist-run space for experimental art in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Ramadhipati IOctober 30, 2026newHistorical figureRamadhipati I, king of Cambodia from 1642, became a Muslim, traded with Malay, Chinese and Dutch merchants, and brought Cham weavers to his court.
Islam in CambodiaOctober 30, 2026newIslam is the faith of the Cham and Malay communities of Cambodia, about 2 percent of the people, most of them Sunnis who learned their faith through the Malay world.
Influences on Khmer civilizationOctober 30, 2026newKhmer civilization took in traditions from India, China, the Cham, Sri Lanka, Siam, Vietnam and Europe, made them its own, and passed its own to its neighbors.
Hinduism in CambodiaOctober 30, 2026newHinduism was, with Mahayana Buddhism, the religion of the Khmer kings from the first kingdoms to Angkor, and Brahman priests serve the royal court.
Mount MeruOctober 30, 2026newTraditionMount Meru is the mountain at the center of the universe in Hindu and Buddhist cosmology, the model for the temple mountains of Angkor and the towers of Angkor Wat.
Samakki Munichey districtOctober 28, 2026newPlaceSamakki Munichey district (ស្រុកសាមគ្គីមុនីជ័យ) is a district in Kampong Speu province, Cambodia.
Tea Lim KounOctober 28, 2026newCreatorTea Lim Koun is a Cambodian film director.
Royal University of Phnom PenhOctober 28, 2026newOrganizationThe Royal University of Phnom Penh is a university in Phnom Penh.
Brao peopleOctober 28, 2026newCommunityThe Brao people are an Indigenous group with communities in northeastern Cambodia and southern Laos.
Chong peopleOctober 28, 2026newCommunityThe Chong people are a Cambodian community whose Areng Valley villagers have sought recognition as Indigenous peoples of Cambodia.
Pear peopleOctober 27, 2026newCommunityThe Pear people are a Cambodian ethnic community recorded as Por in the national census.
Kdei KarunaOctober 27, 2026newOrganizationKdei Karuna (ក្តីករុណា) is a Cambodian organization working on reconciliation and dialogue.
Hok SokolOctober 27, 2026newCreatorAngkor Database presents Hok Sokol as a Cambodian architect whose research centers on traditional timber construction.
Rim KinOctober 27, 2026newCreatorRim Kin (1911 to 1959) was a Cambodian writer and the author of Sophat.
Baksei ChamkrongOctober 27, 2026newHeritage siteBaksei Chamkrong is a tenth-century temple-mountain at Angkor.
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