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Welcome to Cambodia Travel Tips
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Welcome to the Official Site of Cambodia Travel Tips !
Chum reap sour !!! |
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Cambodia Travel Tips providing
travel information about Cambodia,
accommodation, traveling, culture,
getting around, foods, entertainment
and more....
Cambodia is one of the world's
newest and most exciting travel
destinations in Southeast Asia.
Cambodia’s primary tourist
destinations - Angkor Wat and the
other temples of Angkor near Siem
Reap, the cultural attractions in
the capital Phnom Penh, and the
beaches of Sihanoukville - offer
plenty of accommodations,
restaurants and other tourist
services.
Other destinations such as the hill tribe
areas of Ratanakiri and Mondulkiri, the
remote temples of Preah Vihear and Banteay
Chhmar, and quaint provincial capitals such
as Battambang and Kampot, are just now being
discovered by travelers, and all offer
unique glimpses of ‘unspoiled’ Cambodia. |
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E-visa to Cambodia is now available, the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs and International Cooperation has launched e-Visa which
enables you to apply for a Cambodia travel visa online. Instead
of applying through Cambodian Embassy, all you need is to
complete the online application form and pay with your credit
card. You will get your visa approved within 3 business days.
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Khmer New Year - Chould Chnam
Thmei
People in the world always say New
Year celebrate their happy festival.
They usually schedule and prepare it
differently, depend on their belief
and tradition. For Cambodian have
hold it since past till the present.
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Phchum Ben Day - The soul day
The word 'Ben' in Khmer means to
collect; 'Ben' also means to cup or mould cooked rice into portions. To
'Ben Baht' means to collect food to give to monks. The word 'Phchum'
means to congregate or to meet together. Regardless how busy they may be
during the fifteen days of Phchum Ben .
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Bon Om Touk - Water & Moon Festival and Boat Racing
For the people of Cambodia, the water Festival (The
pirogue Racing Festival) in Phnom Penh is the most
magnificent traditional festival. For three days
Phnom Penh citizens, foreign tourists and peasants
from various provinces gather in the capital to
celebrate festival night day.
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Angkor Wat - 7th World
Wonder
Angkor Wat is visually,
architecturally and
artistically breathtaking.
It is a massive three-tiered
pyramid crowned by five
lotus-like towers rising 65
meters from ground level.
Angkor Wat is the
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Phnom Penh
City - French Colonial City
The capital of the
Kingdom of Cambodia, Phnom
Penh, is located at the
confluence of three rivers -
the Mekong, the Bassac and
Tonle Sap. The city is
divided into three
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Battambang - Rice Field
Town
Cambodia’s second largest
city lies in the heart of
the Northwest and until the
war years was the leading
rice producing province of
the country. Battambang did
not give way to the Khmer
Rouge... |
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Sihanoukville - Pristine Beach
As much a beach town as it
is a port town, catering to
beach-going weekenders from
Phnom Penh as well as a steadily increasing number
of foreign visitors. Still,
the pace of life in Sihanoukville
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Rattanakiri - Minorities
land
Rattanakiri
is situated on the north -
east plateau , 636 Km from
Phnom Penh. It is bordering
Vietnam on the east, Laos
PDR on the North, Steung
Treng on the West and Mondul
Kiri on the South...
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Agricultural Development Action
Cambodian NGO whose mission is to support poor, helpless and
displaced... |
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Angkor Hospital
Dedicated to improving the health and
ensuring the future of Cambodia's children...
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Epic Arts Café
The work of Epic Arts aims to change people's attitudes towards
disability, encouraging the...
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Landmine Museum
To promote mine awareness and education for both tourists and Cambodian people.
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National Centre of Disabled Persons
Help people with disabilities
regain dignity and lead a normal life. Launched in 1997... |
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Artisans Dangkor
Created in 1999 to help young people find work in their home
villages, allowing them to...
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Wildlife Conservation Center
Registered Cambodian non-profit, non-governmental organization. The
aim of SVC... |
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Krousar Thmey
Giving material, educational and social support to abandoned and
orphaned children, street...
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Sangkhem Center for Children
Joint project
between the Italian NGO Progetto
Continenti and the Khmer Angkor... |
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Osmose
Not-for-profit
association, has implemented a
pilot conservation and
development...
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Cambodian Craft Cooperation
Weaving and wearing silk continues to be an expression of
Cambodia's deeply-rooted...
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The Cyclo Centre
Cyclos (pronounced see-cloe) are
an integral part of the Phnom
Penh landscape...
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Sovanna Phum
Independent and self-financed Khmer association working at the
forefront... |
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NYEMO
To provide vulnerable women with the necessary means to regain
their dignity...
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