Into the Heart of Dang Rek Mountain
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The world’s eyes are focused on Preah Vihear. It has a long history. One that mirrors the history of Cambodia itself.
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Ma Phoeung, Heroic Cambodian Artist
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Sitting on a chair, tremblingly, the heroic artist bends low to write. It is the final challenge of a brave and enchanting quest.
Pailin, The Lost Gem City
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The last stronghold of the Khmer Rouge; mystical auras, folk tales of riches and legends, a land filled with precious stones and a magical mountain. Welcome to Pailin.
Haung Waterfall, Kampong Cham province
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Over a hundred km from the provincial town of Kampong Cham, the enchanting sound of birds singing in the forest fills the air. Ahead lays the natural romantic beauty of the Haung waterfall. For the superstitious and the curious; this is a magical, mystical place.
Bokor, Cloud Mountain
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Over a thousand feet up, with a swirling mist and sharp dew, the stunning view of the Gulf of Thailand is endlessly disrupted by the roaring sound of trucks. Part of the Elephant range of mountains in Kampot and located in one of Cambodia’s six national parks, Bokar Mountain has a long and interesting history. It will soon have an interesting future.
Phnom Kulen, The Sacred Grove
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Whispered prayers mingle with the sigh of white water tumbling from jagged cliffs. White-robed, cadaverous Ajar, Cambodia’s esoteric wise men, offer blessings to a crowd of well dressed Khmers, fragrant minarets of smoke rising from their smouldering incense. This is Phnom Kulen or Kulen Mountain perhaps Cambodia’s most revered sacred grove.
The Jungle House
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Beneath the remains of a ruined house in the middle of the forest there is a silent underground house with the loud, sweet sound of bats as well as the sound of a water fall. The house, now in ruins, is that of the Cambodian Democratic leader, Ta Mok, Brother No.1.
Sombo Prei Kuk, The Lost City
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Tourism is bringing visitors to almost every corner of Cambodia, breathing life into ancient cities. Yet Sombor Prei Kuk, once the bustling heart of a mighty empire, remains a deserted relic.
Angkor Night Market
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Under the bright light which were being beautified with small tros [Cambodian Traditional musician instruments to catch fish] as well as Cambodia traditional music is being played by a disable band in front of the entrance to get some money from the visitors or buyers who goes shopping in Angkor Night Market.
Phnom Penh City, The heart of Kingdom of Cambodia
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Noisy, dusty streets jammed with honking cars – to the casual eye Phnom Penh has little to offer. Yet Cambodians and foreigners alike are flocking to the city which was once “Paris of the East”.
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