Lancang-Mekong library treasure trove of knowledge for Cambodian students


Primary school students read books at the Lancang-Mekong Book House at the Prek Leap Primary School in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on June 24, 2025. - Xinhua

PHNOM PENH: Lun Kanikaleak, a sixth-grade student at the Prek Leap Primary School here in the capital of Cambodia, was delighted to read books at a newly-established Lancang-Mekong Book House, saying that the library offered a wide range of useful books and learning materials for her studies.

Dressed in a common school uniform of a white shirt paired with a blue skirt, the 11-year-old student said she liked reading books in the library because they helped increase her knowledge and saved her time.

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