Cambodia's Bamboo Craft 'Rongoun' Supports Rural Livelihoods
In Tamul village, Kampong Cham province, Cambodia, the traditional weaving technique for bamboo rice granaries, known as 'Rongoun,' supports the livelihoods of local residents. Passed down through generations, this craft has been expanded into businesses by some families, contributing to improved living standards.
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