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The Cambodian Coast–Koh Kong
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This is the final article in a four-part series about the Cambodian Coast. This one is about Koh Kong, a coastal city in western Cambodia on the Cambodian-Thai border. Previous articles featured National Highway 4 heading from Phnom Penh to the coast, National Highway 48 along the coast, and the coastal ...1 week ago -
12 Beautiful World Heritage Sites
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There are many historical sites and places in the world that give us insight and evidence of the past civilizations. These sites help us learn about our ancestors, their living and culture. These sites can be called common or universal heritage of humankind and our World Heritage. Angkor, Cambodia Bagan, ...2 weeks ago -
5 of the Most Wonderful World Heritage Sites
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If you have a bucket list of travel destinations, most likely you have a lot of world heritage sites on that list. These are the best travel destinations in the world, the must see destinations that... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]2 weeks ago -
The Cambodian Coast-Coastal Wilderness
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This is the third article in a four-part series about the Cambodian Coast. This blog post is about the Cambodian coastal wilderness, Botum Sakor National Park, and Peam Krasaop Wildlife Corridor. The first two articles featured National Highway 4 southwest of Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh, and National Highway 48 ...3 weeks ago -
Cambodia – a land of eternal deliciousness
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I’m back from Cambodia and couldn’t help but to upload food photos right away to share with you all. Click here to view the deliciousness.3 weeks ago -
Exploring Angkor: Rural Cambodia By Bike
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For the third and final day of my Angkor ticket, I again set out by bike. Only this time, unlike day #1, I didn’t go granny-style. I rented a proper high-end mountain bike – complete with gears, shocks, and disc breaks. The goal wasn’t just to sightsee; today would be a day of full-output exercise under the ...3 weeks ago -
Knowledge vs. Belief, Will Superstition Be Our End?
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The internet is a powerful tool, you have a world of information at your fingertips, just remember that the facts you come by the easiest, may not be the right facts. Related Posts: Vive La Révolution The Placebo Effect and the Engineering of Health The ESP Enigma; The Scientific Case for Psychic ...4 weeks ago -
Exploring Angkor: Closing The Loop
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Having finally wrapped up all the major Angorian sights I’d planned to see, I ran down the last few hours with my driver by hitting every temple I could along the drive home from Kbal Spean… [Continue Reading]4 weeks ago -
Exploring Angkor: River Of A Thousand Lingas
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After reading everything I could get my hands on at the Cambodian Landmine Museum – a stop that was both heartwrenching and heartwarming – my driver and I continued down the main road to the last of the “far-away destinations” I’d elected to see: Kbal Spean, the River of a Thousand Lingas… [Continue ...4 weeks ago -
Bus ban at the Angkor Archaeological Park
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New traffic measures at Angkor ban buses carrying more than 24 people into the park – a welcome measure to alleviate overcrowding! photo: melenama Bus ban at Angkor Wat TRweekly, 03 April 2013 To help conserve the Angkor Wat world heritage site, buses ...4 weeks ago -
Bayon Temple at Angkor Thom
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When I first visited the Temples of Angkor back in 2008 I was totally fixated on Angkor Wat. Little did I know at the time just how impressive the Temples of Angkor are in their entirety. One of the temples that caught my attention immediately was the well-known and richly decorated Prasat Bayon. With its ...4 weeks ago -
The “Tomb Raider Temple” – Ta Prohm at Angkor Wat
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What have you seen? It’s a common question in Siem Reap, home to the many hostels and hotels that feed tourists to the Angkor Wat temple complex. Sunburnt tourists trade stories while cooling off in the bar with a can of cold, cheap Angkor beer–the famous temple on the label collecting beads of condensation. A ...4 weeks ago -
The Cambodian Coast–Driving the Coast
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This is the second article in a four-part series about the Cambodian Coast. This post is about the drive along coastal Highway 48. The first article featured the drive on National Highway 4 from Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh, toward Sihanoukville. Future posts will focus on the Cambodian wilderness and Koh Kong, a ...4 weeks ago -
Banteay Srei, Angkor, Cambodia Photo Essay
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The sound of my alarm going off at four forty five in the morning is usually something I absolutely dread, but on this particular morning I felt a wave of excitement and adrenaline normally reserved only for special occasions. Given that this was the last day of our tour around the temples of Angkor by tuk-tuk, I was ...4 weeks ago -
Exploring Angkor: Angkor Wat & Banteay Srei
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The way Angkor Archaeological Park works is that the whole area – temples, roads, towns, and everything in between – is accessible only by paid admission. You pre-buy a daily ticket, and police are stationed at all the main roads to make sure every non-Cambodian gets it stamped on their way in. There are ...5 weeks ago -
Is Tourism Destroying the World?
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Travel is transforming the world, and not always for the better. Though it’s an uncomfortable reality (who doesn’t like to travel?), it’s something award-winning journalist Elizabeth Becker devoted five years of her life to investigating. The result is Overbooked: The Exploding Business of Travel and ...5 weeks ago


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