Epic Arts is an Inclusive Arts NGO based in Cambodia providing education and opportunities for deaf, disabled and non-disabled people and their parents.
Since it’s initial opening in Cambodia with a few workshops in Phnom Penh, they has grown to include the popular Epic Arts Cafe in Kampot and a purpose built fully accessible Arts Centre. Many of the graduates from their early projects now work for Epic Arts as staff and act as advocates for many young disabled people in Cambodia.
Through arts as a form of expression and empowerment to bring people with and without disabilities together, Epic Arts aim to promote the message that every person counts through our inclusive education, community and social enterprise programmes.
Please visit epicarts.org.uk or pop in to the Epic Arts Café in Kampot to learn more about Epic Arts and their work.
Fuelled by a passion for responsible travel and flavoured by the rich and varied history and culture of the Mekong region, Mekong Experiences consists of a small but dedicated team of responsible tourism enthusiasts with years of hands-on experience from the tourism and hospitality sector. With a few passport stamps of their own, they have a balanced view of what works well for travellers and what doesn't, and put great focus on responsible travel, tourism and hospitality practices with the aim to help develop, communicate and promote responsible travel products, and travellers to find unique travel experiences.
Latest posts by Mekong Experiences (see all)
- Rails and River: From London to Siem Reap by train - 7 February 2020
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