Hanging out in Kep’s crab market is one of our favourite things to do in Cambodia, but eating in one of the waterside restaurants is also certainly a culinary highlights during any trip to the kingdom. The small southern Cambodia seaside town of Kep was probably the closest Southeast Asia came to St Tropez when, … read the full post

UPDATE 12 November 2012: The Kep Sea Festival has been postponed until the end of 2013 as a sign of respect and mourning for King Father Norodom Sihanouk, who recently passed away. When the coast of Cambodia gained entry into the Club of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World in 2011, the kingdom celebrated … read the full post

This March 5, Kep’s sleepy atmosphere will make way for a musical collaboration as Eastern and Western performers come together for the 1st Kep Beach Festival. The show kicks off with DJ Hoxup playing Khmer rock ‘n roll from the 1960s and 1970s, with other artists ranging from the famous Khmer chapei player Ta Kong … read the full post

El Dealbreakers, the self-described “rhythm and greens” band, starts their 2011 Cambodia tour tonight in Kampot at the Bokor Mountain Lodge. They’ll be in Phnom Penh January 21st to 29th at various happening venues around town. Matt Shumacher of Montana and Frank Ruffolo, a half-time resident of Kampot, have been playing together for more than … read the full post