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The cycle of food in Cambodia "Samlor Korkor" is a traditional Cambodian dish that represents our culture, identity, and way of life. We use this well-known dish as the starting point of our discussion.
Under the shade of Phnom Penh’s tree-lined avenues, she walks step by step, carrying small treasures in her hands. From early morning until the sun goes down, street vendors like her navigate the bustling city to build a living with honest hard work and unwavering resilience.
The river teaches us patience. Each cast is a hope, each catch is a blessing.
In the village of life, the fisherman is a quiet guardian of the community's heart. Their work may look simple, but it is a complex tapestry of skill, knowledge, and dedication.
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While many people are rushing to work, he is waiting for his first passenger.
Some days are busy. Some days are quiet. But every morning, he leaves home with the hope that one more ride will help support his family.
📍 Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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Not every job is seen, but every job matters. Before many people begin their day, someone is already outside under the morning sun, cutting grass, clearing paths, and making the environment cleaner for everyone else. It is hard work.
“When it sells out, I’m so happy... I’ll have capital for tomorrow.” 📷 For 20 years, 60-year-old Aunty Nget Yan has woken up before dawn to carry and sell traditional Num Banh Chok near NagaWorld. As a widow, she works tirelessly to survive and save up to visit her grandchildren
My name is Vuthy. I am 41 years old, originally from Prey Veng province. Looking back, I’ve been standing here grilling bananas and sweet potatoes near the Dragon Bridge since the days before Koh Pich had any of these skyscrapers touching the clouds.
The sweat soaking my back isn’t shed just to fill my stomach; it’s shed for the dignity of our city." At 60+, Auntie Phan Thim sweeps Phnom Penh’s streets every dawn. Her ask to us? "Phnom Penh belongs to all of us. Please help Auntie out—bin your trash properly.
Teang Borin commonly known as Din, is a Cambodian artist originally from Kampot. He moved to Phnom Penh in 1999 to pursue his studies in architecture.
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Warmest congratulations on the auspicious occasion of the Royal Birthday Celebration of His Majesty King Norodom Sihamoni, the revered Monarch of the Kingdom of Cambodia, on the occasion of His Majesty’s 73rd Birthday, entering His 74th Year.
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Happy Royal Ploughing Ceremony Day
The Royal Ploughing Ceremony is an important cultural tradition that shows the King’s care for the people and marks the start of a new farming season.
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Some activities for preparation and setup for the Angkor Sankranta event to celebrate the upcoming Khmer New Year.
Phnom Penh is ready to welcome brothers and sisters coming from all provinces and every direction.
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Discover the true perseverance, patience, and dedication of the local artisans who are keeping this vital heritage alive to this day.
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Humans of Phnom Penh is proud to have completed the CNAI#4 Capacity Development Training on Gender Lens Training.
A huge thank you to the CNAI Accelerator Program team for an insightful two days of growth
"នៅពីក្រោយសហគមន៍ដ៏រឹងមាំនីមួយៗ តែងតែមានវត្តមានរបស់ស្ត្រី"
"Behind every strong community is a woman who refused to give up."
Happy International Women’s Day! 💜
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