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Travel theme: Spooky – in Cambodia
While I was touring Cambodia I went to The Killing Fields, where the Khmer Rouge regime executed about 17,000 people between 1975 and 1979. Mass graves containing thousands of bodies were discovered...
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Wordless Wednesday: Cambodia
All through out WordPress, bloggers post a photo without an explanation, it’s called Wordless Wednesday! Published as part of Wordless Wednesday.Filed under: A bit of fun, Cambodia Continue reading »
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Wordless Wednesday: Cambodia
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Wordless Wednesday: Cambodia
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Wordless Wednesday: Cambodia
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Wordless Wednesday: Sunshine in Cambodia
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Wordless Wednesday: Cambodia Paradise
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Phnom Pehn, Cambodia’s city of Genocide, Temples and Palaces.
I know Phnom Pehn is not at the top of everybody’s sightseeing list but I think it is an absolute must see for its history and even its culture. Phnom Pehn is a chaotic, dirty city filled with people...
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Phnom Pehn, City of History of Genocide and Torture
One of the most shocking and depressing places I have ever visited was the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Pehn. The site, a former high school, is filled with horror stories of torture and death,...
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The shocking Mass Grave filled Killing Fields of Phnom Pehn
Driving through the dusty countryside of Cambodia looking out over the rice paddies and lonesome palm trees scattered about it was hard to believe that we were on our way to the famous Killing Fields...
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The local Food Market is a Colourful, Noisy and Smelly Asault on the Senses
Asian food markets are the best places to experience the culture and the people. It is here that you get to shop and eat like the locals. The local Food Market in Phnom Pehn is not aimed at tourists so...
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Fresh Squid on Sihanoukville beach
On the long white beaches of Sihanoukville, yoke-basket women trudge across the hot, blinding sand, their silhouettes etched against the shimmering sea. These woman shield their faces from the tropical...
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Sunrise over Angkor Wat Temple
If there is one sight that is worth getting up at 4am for it is to see the sun rise over Angkor Wat Temple. It is one of the most beautiful scenes I have had the opportunity to share with my mother....
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The Beautiful Beaches of Sihanoukville
Sihanoukville is Cambodia’s main beach destination and is popular with locals, backpackers and expats alike. This was my first holiday destination after moving to Ho Chi Minh city. A group of us expats...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Ancient Relics
The first place I thought of as soon as they mentioned Relics for the weekly photo challenge was Angkor Wat and its magnificent statues! Angkor includes a number of majestic temple complexes, the most...
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Angkor Wat Temple, the most magnificent temple in Cambodia
My favourite place I have had the opportunity to explore is Angkor Wat Temple in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Angkor Wat is a huge temple complex built for King Suryavarman II in the early 12th century as his...
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The Floating Villages of Siem Reap
This is a trip that is definitely for the adventurous traveler! It started with a dusty tuk-tuk ride down a pot hole filled road to a long open boat on the Tonle Sap lake. One of the things that make...
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The Jungle is Reclaiming Beng Melea Temple
Nestled in the jungles of Angkor Wat lies Beng Melea a sprawling temple covering over one square kilometer. This temple is hidden away and not very touristy, giving it an adventurous, ‘lost temple’...
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The Crumbling Walls of Ta Nei Temple
Veering of the usual tourist path my mom and I entered the jungle in search of Ta nei temple which is known for its fallen and crumbling walls. To get there my mom and I had to walk along a dirt path...
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Overgrown Ta Prohm, the “Tomb Raider” Temple
The overgrown Ta Prohm temple is maybe best known for the part it played in the movie “Lara Croft: Tomb Raider”. And yes, this is where I first learnt about this beautiful temple so I was quite excited...
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