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Cockfighting
- A DIE-HARD Tradition: |
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| Games
and play made ordinary
days more enjoyable for
Khmers living in the countryside
during ancient times.
During festivals, holidays,
or after a long rice harvest,
people in the countryside
especially would ....
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| What's
About The Banana: |
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| For
generations, farmers have
pulled Chek, commonly
known as "bananas,"
from Cambodian trees,
yet little is known about
the filling fruit. Peeling
away the mystery surrounding
the banana's origin no
easy feat.
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| Rice
- Granular Fuel Of An
Economy: |
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| Eating
rice, like breathing air,
is a matter of survival
in Cambodia. This granular
staple of the Khmer diet
fulfills both the country's
nutritional and economic
demands, nourishing the
body and the mind.
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| Tribute
To A Star: |
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| The
mental and physical abuse
of war ravaged the bodies
and souls of countless
Cambodians, slaughtering
not only life, but the
will to live as well.
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| KAMPOT
& KYONGGI Are Sisters: |
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| The
quiet yet charming province
of Kampot will soon see
great changes, as its
talented governor has
a vision for the future.
Recognizing the potential
of Kampot's ...
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| Cambodian
Spirit - Marble Man of
PURSAT: |
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| More
than 30 percent of Pursat
province's residents carve
their living out of the
best quality marble in
Cambodia, according to
Mr. Ly Khean, chief of
the marble carving department
in the museum of Pursat
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| Places
Of Interest In PURSAT: |
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| A
province known as a parking
spot might be Cambodia's
newest travel destination.
Hungry travelers winding
along National Road 5
between Phnom Penh and
Battambang have been known
to pause...
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| What's
Up: GOOD DAY GOOD READERS, |
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| The
cool season is in full
swing here in beautiful
Cambodia, and as temperatures
fall, the number of visitors
is riding high. Increased
numbers of tourists have
visited the country this
year,
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| Three
ASEAN Sisters Bordering
Cambodia: |
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| Asean
countries are like a family
of sisters, each one more
beautiful than the next.
It is difficult to pick
favorites among the group,
since all have unique
personalities and attractions.
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| Frankly
Speaking: |
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to a recent report published
in the Los Angeles Chronicle,
there are approximately
160,000 Cambodians suffering
from HIV/AIDS and even
more at risk of contracting
the fatal disease.
Men seeking to quench
their sexual cravings
outside the ...
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| Phrase
Of The Month: |
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| RURAL
TOURISM
Recreational experience
involving visits to rural
settings or rural environments
for the purpose of participating
in or experiencing activities,
events or attractions
not readily ... More |
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| Legend
Of Yeay (Granny) MAO: |
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and prayers should be
packed for trips past
the Yeay Mao statue in
the village of Pich Nile.
It is believed that travelers
heading along National
Road 4 to Sihanoukville's
beautiful beaches must
pay respect to the spirit
of Yeay Mao ..
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| | Overheard: | | | | "Yesterday
& Tomorrow"
There are two days in
every week about
which
we should not worry; two
days which should be kept
free from fear and apprehension.
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