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    A Cambodian Connection

    CAMBODIA | Tue, 3 Jul 2012 | By teamofgiants | Views [1374]

    Sharing a meal with a Cambodian family almost always involves spreading a few mats out on the floor of the living room or the outside patio, a few bowls of rice, a bowl of soup, typically fish, and being asked multiple times if you want more.... Read more >

    Tags: angkor thom, angkor wat, bamboo train, battombang, bayon, cambodia, killing fields, sihanoukville, torture chambers, tuol sleng museum

     

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