Preparation, not scheduling
No date, venue booking, programme or association commitment is published.
Context before assumption
The Heritage gate supports careful questions around gathering phases, making, movement and meaningful objects while deferring to the actual host.

Rotate through generic phases — Invite, Prepare, Welcome, Remember, Make, Share, Reflect and Return. The compass is not an official calendar and does not confirm an event.

No date, venue booking, programme or association commitment is published.
At every phase, the actual host decides what is appropriate for the real context.
The final phase returns objects, space and decisions to responsible people.
Neutral room and materials prompts support supervised activities without presenting the app as formal Cambodian cultural or Buddhist religious instruction.
Use stable surfaces, adult-handled tools, varied participation options and authorised patterns.
Check volume, sightlines, cables, seated alternatives and a shared pause cue.
Ask who may handle, move, photograph, explain and return a meaningful object.
The app avoids a universal etiquette checklist. Arrival, shoes, personal belongings, photography, food, quiet areas and departure may depend on the real host and situation.

People, ceremonies, crafted objects and private areas may require specific permission.
Do not infer an object's meaning, status or handling rule from its appearance.
A prompt can open conversation; it cannot authorise the user to teach a tradition.