April was a bittersweet month for me. I only broke this piece of news on LinkedIn and Facebook. I have recently set up a full digital marketing agency based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, as well as an online platform, http://wheninphnompenh.com, and surprisingly my work has been recognized and I got featured in Forbes 30 under 30. Obviously, […]
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This sums up my new year’s resolution. From this year onwards, I will only make a resolution out of one clear message per year. And, I think Melinda Gates agrees on this, too. 😀 First, thank you, 2016. You have been a very bitter but also more amazing year one could ask for. I did not
Let’s be bold, 2017! Read More »
It is pretty emotional coming back home. Yes, coming home after two years of being away and completely neglecting this blog. However, I am still going to live my nomadic life, travelling here and there non-stop when opportunity arises. 😉 And, today happened to be a day full of fun because of a chance to
Coming back to the Kingdom when U.S. Embassy Facebook Page has 1 million fans strong Read More »
[Note: I talked to Ms. Lindsey Galloway about Cambodia, and why I think that it’s one of the world’s most emotional countries. I have only extracted the part about Cambodian in this blog post, but you can go to this link to read the whole story on BBC Travel.] By Lindsey Galloway 11 July 2016
[BBC Travel] Cambodia: one of the world's most emotional countries Read More »
(Note: I love films and have huge interest in them. That led me to contributing to this big Phnom Penh-based film project and collective, Khmer Films Khmer Generations back in 2010. As a result, we did a one-week film exhibition, a one hour feature film called Twins Diamond, annual organization of FilmCamp. This article was supposed to
Cambodians rediscover their “Little Bollywood” Read More »
[Blogger’s note: Here is just an individual class assignment which I completed in September 2014 for school. Therefore, anyone who wants to quote the content from this work will take responsiblity for it.] Total Number of Words: 1,490 After decades of instability and a tumultuous civil war that ravaged the country for decades, Cambodia was officially declared as
Cambodia's Political Regime (2014) Read More »
The Internet changed my life dramatically. As a teenager, I read a lot of self-improvement and travel books in English. One day, when I was 17 years old, a friend dragged me into an internet cafe in Phnom Penh, and my life changed forever. I had always thought of the internet as an expensive luxury
My story: empowered by the Internet Read More »
Until now you might have seen so much text but rarely any picture of events in Phnom Penh in this blog. I’m quite free from some work today, so I am thinking of posting pictures of a nice event that I went to. In October 2013, I was invited by the Indian Embassy to attend
Beautiful Snapshots of Diwali Celebration in Phnom Penh Read More »
When I first started reading newspapers for the first time in early 2000, I noticed lots of news reports of crimes. Generally, they took place in remote areas of rural Cambodia where basic things like electricity, running water, and streetlights were still luxuries. Where after 5pm, all the cats are grey. I myself have travelled
Installing streetlights in Cambodia Read More »
Dubbed as Asia’s first cinema heritage film festival, Memory! Film Festival kicked off from June 1st with the presence of His Majesty King Norodom Sihamoni. It was organized by Bophana Centre which has been spearheaded by Rithy Panh, a world-famous Cambodian French filmmaker), Technicolor, Cambodia Film Commission, and others (as seen/listed in the pic below).
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