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A boy helps his mother sell souvenirs near the front entrance to Angkor Wat.

Children of Cambodia

A story told with photos.

Cambodia Donald Gilliland

Fishing boat on the Tonlé Sap River

A Day on Sisowath Quay

It was with some trepidation that I ventured to visit Sisowath Quay, after an absence of a few ye...

Cambodia Graham Simmons

Cambodian Apsara Dancer

Cambodia: Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and the Tonle Sap

Cambodia is more than about Angkor Wat. Cambodian artists and artisans are making a comeback wit...

Cambodia John Lander

Peter O'Toole is Lord Jim

Film Review: Lord Jim

The life of Joseph Conrad is mirrored in his novel, Lord Jim, a classic adventure tale that inspi...

Cambodia / Indonesia / Malaysia Celeste Heiter

The Mekong, Turbulent Past, Uncertain Future, by Milton Osborne

Une Monomanie du Mekong

Review of Milton Osborne's "The Mekong: Turbulent Past, Uncertain Future"

Cambodia / Vietnam / Laos Kenneth Champeon

Life on the Tonle Sap

The Tonle Sap Lake is a wonder of the world. It is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia....

Cambodia Christina Gosnell / Photo by Galen R. Frysinger

Traditional dancers in Cambodia

Looney Planet travel guides

At first, it was subtle. But the more I read, the more I saw a pattern emerge.

Cambodia / Thailand Jack VanNoord

Elephant Ride in Siem Riep

Highlights of Cambodia

Visiting Cambodia? Here's what not to miss...

Cambodia Ha pham

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Cambodia, 2004 - This spring marked the 27th anniversary of the fall of Cambodia to the brutal Kh...

Cambodia Ann Kohler

Helping a fire station in Sihanoukville, Cambodia

Cambodia has captivated my soul since my first visit in June 1997. A three day excursion to the c...

Cambodia Doug Mendel

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Cambodia's Magic Tattoos

Magic tattoos are believed to bring good luck or popularity but are mostly used by soldiers seeki...

Cambodia AFP/Kounila Keo

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Amid emerald rice fields, Cambodia's first winery startles but pleases

PHUM BOT SALA, Cambodia, Aug 18, 2005 - The fresh grape juice ferments in plastic water container...

Cambodia AFP/Samantha Brown

Colourful fishing boats line the waterfront, in Duong Ðong town, Phu Quoc, Vietnam.

Rock Around the Quoc

A string of beach resorts with no street vendors? No touts, no hustlers, no cold drink and souven...

Cambodia / Vietnam Graham Simmons

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

Children play on the grounds home to Partners In Compassion.

Learning How To Be A Partner In Compassion

In rural Cambodia, a one-time hospice has transformed into a full-time village where everybody is...

Cambodia David Calleja

A shopper buys crickets from street vendors in Phum Thun Mong, Cambodia.

Crickets, Lightly Fried

* * * PHUM THUN MONG, Cambodia, July 14, 2005 - By day, the expanse of emerald rice fields look l...

Cambodia AFP/Samantha Brown

Banteay Thom: Angkor's Mystery Temple

The day's task was simple: which of Angkor's more than one hundred temples should we visit? Our t...

Cambodia Donald Gilliland and Raeng Sopheatra

Apocalypse Now

Film Review: Apocalypse Now (Redux)

A Special Forces officer is sent up the Nang River on a mission to find and assassinate Colonel W...

Cambodia / Vietnam / Philippines Celeste Heiter

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

Exterior of Central Market, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The yellow Art Deco style cavernous building seems incongruous and alien to its surroundings.

Marketing Phnom Penh (Part 2)

Explore Phsar Thmei, or The Central Market, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Cambodia Robert Tompkins

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