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[realms @realms94]

You’re mocking Cambodian village racing boats as if they’re meant to be like Thai Royal Barges. This centuries-old tradition belongs to the people not only for royal elites, and continues today as Bon Om Touk (បុណ្យអុំទូក). Pagodas and villages across Cambodia maintain their own longboats, and every year they come together to race in front of Royal palace for the pride of their communities.

[hann @miyashinkii]

ម៉ែវម៉ែវ

[lillia ♡ @sealulu_]

dandelions of pure joy and delight

[Fav @Favzsn]

People who get excited every time when they see a full moon are my type of people.

[sans 🌱 @sabokisser]

my brownies came out kinda cute I think

[Abhijit Chavda @AbhijitChavda]

The Mekong river originates in Tibet and runs through six countries in South-East-Asia.

"Mekong" is derived from "Me Kongkea" which means "Ma Ganga" (Mother Ganga) in the Khmer language.

Bet your history/geography textbooks didn't teach you that.

[suxin★ @s0ox1n_]

OMG!!! ANXIN WEAR A JACKET WITH KHMER LETTERS ON THE BACK 😭😭😭?!!??? MY NATIVE LANGUAGE HELLO????😭😭😭

[ysoke @ysoke145]

出来吧，喷火咪

[Mr Animer @MrAnimer_X]

🤣🤣

[Minnie 🐾 @Littl_Brattt]

Me after saying "it is what it is"

[Jacob in Cambodia 🇺🇸 🇰🇭 @jacobincambodia]

Phnom Penh ranked third in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2026 Best Big Cities list, behind Seoul and Tokyo.

I love me some Phnom Penh! I lived there for years when I first moved to Cambodia back in 2010, and I can certainly see the appeal.

These days, though, I much prefer smaller cities like Kampot. I still enjoy Phnom Penh in small doses, especially for a few days during a national holiday or when work takes me there. Beyond that, the traffic and congestion start wearing on me.

Still, nice to see Cambodia’s capital getting some recognition!

[antrofrog @antrofrog_]

No Ordinary Love

[F @cowosukamatcha]

untuk perempuan yang ga sengaja baca tweet ini, one day kamu akan ke edinburgh, swiss, paris, milan dan traveling keliling dunia bersama orang-orang yang kamu cintai.

[N 𐙚 @67409_so]

people with childish excitement, I hope you never lose your sparkle

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

grasshopper stapler

[ASEAN @ASEAN]

In Viet Nam, phở is a familiar part of everyday life, often enjoyed from early morning at neighbourhood shops and street-side stalls.

A bowl begins with flat rice noodles and a fragrant broth slowly simmered with beef or chicken bones and aromatic ingredients such as star anise, cinnamon, and ginger. Slices of beef or pieces of chicken are then added, together with fresh herbs and other accompaniments that vary across the country.

#TableforEleven

[El Club del Arte 🎨📷📚🖼🕍🎼 @Arteymas_]

La seda es una de las mayores maravillas que la naturaleza y el ingenio humano han producido, venerada desde hace milenios como la reina de las fibras textiles por su caída perfecta, su delicadeza al tacto y su icónico brillo natural.

Su historia, ligada estrechamente al arte, el comercio y la alta costura, abarca miles de años de evolución cultural y fascinación científica.

A diferencia de las fibras artificiales que intentan imitarla, la belleza de la seda pura proviene de su estructura microscópica única.

El hilo producido por el gusano de seda (Bombyx mori) no es cilíndrico, sino que tiene una estructura triangular similar a la de un prisma.

La historia de la seda comenzó en la antigua China hace más de 4,500 años. Según la leyenda, la emperatriz Leizu (esposa del Emperador Amarillo) estaba tomando el té bajo una planta de morera cuando un capullo de gusano cayó dentro de su taza caliente.

Al intentar sacarlo, descubrió que el capullo comenzaba a desenredarse en un hilo largo, suave y extremadamente fuerte.

[yena | 🏹🐇 #lover @hynlvym]

little did he know that he is my 11:11, every fallen eyelash, shooting star, dandelion and birthday wish…

[𝙽𝚘𝚊. @noa_log_]

袖が芸術作品みたいに綺麗なお洋服🪡