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Abdul Amit
Abdul Amit serves as the religious leader for a village in which almost all of the families are...
Khmer Red Curry
Unlike its Thai counterpart, Khmer curry doesn’t have the tendency to blow a hole through your...
My Father Murdered Outside Masjid - Shaykh AbdulBary Yahya | likeMEDIA.tv
Shaykh AbdulBary Yahya relates an incredibly personal story of the last moments in the life of his...
Faces in ancient Bayon Temple
Faces in ancient Bayon Temple located in Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Cambodian orphans2
Cambodian orphans play together as they wait for adoption at Kien Klaing orphanage center in Phnom...
Champa Buildings and Architecture
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Architecturally speaking, Phnom Penh is a comparatively new city. Prior to the late 19th century...
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The traditional Thai house (Thai: เรือนไทย, RTGS: ruean Thai, lit. "Thai house") is a loose...
Champa Families
Champa Heritage
Vietnam || The Chams Ethnic Village II An Giang Province
The Chams Ethnic Village is located in An Phu District, Tan Chau Town, Chau Thanh District, Phu...
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WHO IS CHAM? The minority ethnic in Cambodia originated from Kingdom of Champa (Vietnam today). Cham in Cambodia is about 5%. Most of Cham are doing fishing, they live along the river. Most of their c...
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A traditional wedding required stamina and for the families involved, plenty of money. The celebrations were spread over several, very long days, and involved many changes of intricate costumes. The l...
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Traditionally marriage between a man and woman was through an arranged marriage. If a man was interested in a woman whom he has not spoken too, his parents would arrange an engagement ceremony with th...
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