Author: wheninphnompenh
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Mahatma Gandhi’s Birth Anniversary in Phnom Penh
The Embassy of India in Phnom Penh, celebrated the 145th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi on October 2nd, 2014. Every year this day is observed in the name – ‘Gandhi Jayanthi’. The United Nations General Assembly, on 15 June 2007, announced that October 2nd will be celebrated as the International Day of Non-Violence.
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‘Women by Women’ – Painting Exhibition at Royal University of Fine Arts!
The Embassy of India in Phnom penh along with Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) is organizing a Painting Exhibition titled “Women by Women” at Royal University of Fine Arts (RUFA), Phnom Penh. The event was formally inaugurated by H.E. Ms. Phoeung Sackona, Minister, Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts, Royal Government of
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The Tastiest Waffles in Phnom Penh
I’ve tried waffles before, but I’ve never tasted anything as angelically wonderful as the waffles at Waffle Cafe Orange. I was introduced to Waffle Cafe Orange by a Japanese American friend, Akira Morita, who has recently moved to Cambodia with his wife and son, and runs MODI events for his design initiative. Waffle Cafe Orange is
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MIAM MIAM Restaurant Tingles Your Tastebuds
If you go to AEON Mall, currently the biggest one in Cambodia, it is hard to miss Miam Miam, the newly opened French-Japanese restaurant on the 2nd floor. A new food concept in Cambodia, Miam Miam is where you can find very unique French delicacies made with Japanese ingredients. This fabulous restaurant has a very
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Pailin: Cambodia’s Long Forgotten Gem
Pailin, a province in western Cambodia, holds a special place in my heart. When my mother was a teen, she was forced to go to Pailin with a big troop of other young non-fighting female Khmer Rouge cadres to transport as much as food as possible back to Battambang base where she and her family were ordered to stay.
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What are Cambodia’s local mobile apps?
If you look at impacts of smartphones on Cambodian society, undeniably they have become tools close to the heart of those users. They can access important information or news on social media or the Internet (that might be censored in the mainstream media.) Academically and professionally, people can now carry their light-weight smartphone anywhere they go
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Sovichet’s Take on Social Media in Cambodia
We’re living in a modern society and, absolutely, with technology. Internet, part of technology, is the most important thing now, and as some people put it, has become one of the basic needs. It has helped human beings create sort of a new society. Sometimes we find ourselves living in a very virtual society which
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The Pavilion – a tranquil thinking spot!
Phnom Penh is an interesting city with a blend of traditional and cosmopolitan cultures alike. Countless Coffee shops, bakeries and restaurants catering to international cuisines on one side; and local Khmer food outlets, street food in all corners and the markets filled with vegetables, fruits, wide variety of fishes, seafood and pork, beef or chicken
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iPhone-Taken Photos of Phnom Penh
Nowadays, my favourite paste time is taking pictures with my iPhone 5S. I used two Nokia phones (feature phones) which dropped out of my pocket unknowingly, and a Samsung S3 phone which cost me $515 but a year later dropped to $315. T_T I was told that the cost of Android phones depreciates fast. That’s
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Festival of India at Chaktamouk Theatre, Phnom Penh
Mahapattabhishekam – The Coronation The Embassy of India and the Ministry of Culture, Government of India recently hosted The Festival of India in Cambodia. There were two events held in February. One of the Buddhist Festivals with a Buddhist themed photo exhibition and the other, Ramayana Classical Dance Performance by the world acclaimed and