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Spirit house and shrine, Wat Phnom, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Wat Phnom Afternoon

A visit to Wat Phnom, the historical origin of the name for the city of Phnom Penh...

Cambodia Robert Tompkins

Sunrise over Angkor Wat

It's the peace dividend: the ancient capital of the Khmer Empire now teems with tittering tourist...

Cambodia Philip Game

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The Starfish Project

In June of 2001 I visited Cambodia. Little did I know how fortuitous my third trip to the Kingdom...

Cambodia Doug Mendel

Life in Cambodia is hard for children.

Listen to Your Heart

Tourists in Cambodia need to listen to their hearts to see beyond the ancient beauty of the count...

Cambodia MaryLou Driedger

The temple on the hill

The kids in the village referred to the man in the orange robe as their teacher, though I could t...

Cambodia Donald Gilliland

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Kong Nai, the Ray Charles of Cambodia

This blind master, whose music is more popular abroad than at home, may be the last link to Cambo...

Cambodia AFP/Ros Sothea

The Road Less Travelled

The driver of our longtail boat cut the engine, pointed at our backpacks and then at the building...

Cambodia / Vietnam Danyael Halprin

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Dinner and a Movie

Celeste Heiter's Dinner & a Movie Weblog A Daily Diary of My Adventures in Asian Food & Film The ...

Cambodia Celeste Heiter

Lintel, Angkor Wat CAMBODIA

Angkor, from dream to memory

All civilisations rise and fall but at Angkor the remains of the great days of the ancient...

Cambodia Dianne Sharma-Winter

The sniper tower overlooks the club

Christmas in Cambodia

There was an idyllic window of opportunity, post-1997 coup, pre-1998 elections, when Cambodia was...

Cambodia Kim Fay

Jungle Vines and Khmer Finds

It may not be on the same scale as traipsing through the legendary cinematic "Temple of Doom," bu...

Cambodia Donald Gilliland

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Gambling on the Cambodian-Thai border

POIPET, Cambodia, March 23, 2003 - Life, and all its permutations in this Cambodian frontier town...

Cambodia AFP/Thanaporn Promyamyai

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Pailin, Cambodia

Pailin, Cambodia, 2004 - A young girl peeks her head out of the operating room, and the boys wait...

Cambodia Ann Kohler

Angkor Wat from the Outside

Among the magnificent collection of ancient temples in Cambodia's sprawling Angkor complex, the m...

Cambodia Donald Gilliland

Sunset over Ochheuteal Beach

A Beach Less Travelled

Back in the early nineties, when Ray Zepp in his trailblazing book The Cambodia less travelled su...

Cambodia Graham Simmons

Smiles and flat tires in Kratie

When I think back about my visit to Kratie, what I remember most are the smiling faces. Quite hon...

Cambodia Donald Gilliland

City of Ghosts

Film Review: City of Ghosts

Set in Cambodia, Matt Dillon stars as Jimmy Cremmins, a key player in a huge homeowners insurance...

Cambodia Celeste Heiter

Children and nurses at the Jayavarman VII hospital in Siem Reap.

Free private hospitals saving the lives of Cambodia's sick children

SIEM REAP, Cambodia, April 1, 2005 - Pen Naun sits breastfeeding her two-month-old baby in an air...

Cambodia AFP/Samantha Brown

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Cambodia on the Web

Our links to web sites on Cambodia...

Cambodia ThingsAsian

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Year Zero Revisited

Review of Elizabeth Becker's When The War Was Over: Cambodia and the Khmer Rouge Revolution.

Cambodia Kenneth Champeon

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