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| DEUM
TNORT - The Palm Tree of Cambodia: |
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The Palm
Tree is seen in every corner of Khmer
territory. Some Khmer People believe
that the Deum Tnort is symbol of the
Khmer territorial border. "Where
there is Deum Tnort (palm tree) then
that area is considered as
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| THE
KRAMA - A Versatile Khmer calling card: |
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While spending
their leisure time in Cambodia, most
visitors will not miss buying the "Kra-ma"
(scarf) for wearing over their shoulders,
folding round their necks or fastening
their waists not just for fashion, but
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| THE
PNORNG - Traditions of A Hill Tribe: |
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The Pnorngs
are one of the mountain tribes of Cambodia
who live in the northeast of the country,
especially inthe province of Mondulkiri
and Ratanakiri. They live in groups
of about 2 to 5 families each ...
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| Child's
Play: |
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Most people
in Cambodia believe that child's play
is simply part of growing up. Parents
hardly even notice when kids are playing
except when it becomes too noisy or
boisterous.
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| Legend
of Lake YEAH LAOM: |
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Yeakh Laom
in Khmer literally means surrounded
by giants. In the Khmer language, Yeakh
means giant(s) and Laom means to surround.Yeakh
Laom Lake is located northeast of Cambodia
in the district
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| BATTAMBANG
- The Lost Staff: |
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Battambang
literally means "lost staff":
referring to an episode in Khmer history
when the King Kron Nhong threw his wooden
staff from Angkor and it landed in present
day Battambang. A fact commemorated
by the
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| WHAT'S
NEW: |
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Cambodian
Disabled Athletes Did Well in Malaysia
Games
Khmer Durians
Roads Being Repaired
Phnom Penh Water Park
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| Overheard: |
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When you
had sinus problem, your hearing and
sense of smell are affected too.
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| Phrase
of the month: |
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At a hospital,
an old woman went into the doctor's
consultation room and confessed to an
embarrassing problem.
"I have been suffering from flatulence
these past week and I break wind ...
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