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I had tried at least 3 different Indian restaurants like Maharajah, Kama Sutra and Little India and finally East India. To me, being a Singapore
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I found this restaurant on a small side street just across the bridge from downtown. It has a lovely garden and the most relaxed atmosphere I have
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The topic of Cambodia genocide is almost guaranteed to come up during your research on this country. Here's a brief summary of it.
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While Kratie gives the appearance of a town you pass through on the wayto somewhere else, the towns treasure is its portrayal of Cambodianeveryday life off the beaten tourist track.
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Quick read of a traveler's day in Sihanoukville, the beach town of Cambodia.
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Spending 6 hours in Phnom Penh with tuktuk, from the Palace, to the museum, to the markets.
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One of the best Siem Reap Hotels! As its’ name so aptly states, the Hotel De La Paix epitomizes peace and tranquility. The owners however were probably thinking more about the word peace in a diplomatic context since Cambodia emerged from very bloody conflicts with the Khmer Rouge and warring political factions less than a decade ago.
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The Angkor National Museum is only a few years old. I think it's worth the visit. There's so many things to see your head will get hurt when you're done.
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My friend and I were in Siem Reap/Angkor for three and a half days in early February. We came from Laos (4,000 islands) on a nightmarish journey that
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Cambodia tourism is just beginning to take off as people all around the world are beginning to discover the beauty of Cambodia, the warmth of the Cambodian people and a country with a rich culture and fascinating history.
East India Curry at Claremont Angkor Hotel
Singing Tree Cafe
Cambodia Genocide - Khmer Rouge, Pol Pol and The Killing Fields
Cooked Spiders and Kratie
Sihanoukville - The Beach Town of Cambodia
Phnom Penh - A Day in the Capital of Cambodia
Hotel De La Paix: One of the Best Siem Reap Hotels
The Angkor National Museum
Tuktuk - Know what you're getting into
Cambodia Tourism - Why Visit Cambodia?
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