Destinations: Siem Reap · Phnom Penh · Krong Kep
Themes: Arts + Culture · Eco-Travel
Inspired by: Phnom Penh Now — by Ian Buruma, Published Oct. 2007
Destinations: Siem Reap · Phnom Penh · Krong Kep
Themes: Arts + Culture · Eco-Travel
Inspired by: Phnom Penh Now — by Ian Buruma, Published Oct. 2007
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The hilltop hotel offers guests the opportunity to sleep in a thatched-roof villa overlooking the sea.
MoreThe French colonial-era hotel, restored by Raffles International, is one of the most elegant places to stay in Southeast Asia. The restaurant is as
... MoreCarefully restored French colonial retreat features a lap pool inspired by Angkor’s royal baths.
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One of the more pleasant places to eat on the Quay is the Foreign Correspondents’ Club (FCC), a lovely colonial-style building that is neither a cl
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At the Russian Market you can buy almost anything, from 12th-century ceramics (if you’re very lucky) to a bowl of noodles with chiles and frog’s le
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One of the architectural sights of the city, Central Market has a beautiful 1935 Art Deco dome in what’s known as "colonial yellow," vaguely modele
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The palace was constructed in 1866 along "traditional" lines—with elegant spires, golden roofs, and eaves held up by mythical figures—that were fav
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Vann Molyvann’s National Theater is a masterpiece of this era—an airy gem in concrete and brick. It caught fire, alas, in 1994, but there has been
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Don't miss the dazzling array of Khmer relics housed in this Phnom Penh museum.
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Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, Langkawi
Asia is to the 21st century what Europe was to the previous three, and its influence touches every aspect of life in the West—culturally, politically, demographically, not least economically. Asian
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