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    Sunrise in Siem Reap

    CAMBODIA | Thu, 5 Dec 2013 | By butterfly-freed | Views [2101]

    I am cold! For the first time in the six months since I left New Zealand I am actually really quite cold. It is 5am, dark and the tuk-tuk is buzzing along the road that leads to Angkor Wat. Along with hundreds of other tourists, we are heading to the ... Read more >

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