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Cambodian public holidays in 2020

January 23, 2020January 24, 2020 wpadmin 0 Comments

Cambodia has long been known for enjoying some of the most holidays in the world. In this article we take

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January 7th 1979, Cambodia. Victory over Genocide Day

January 15, 2019February 22, 2019 wpadmin 1 Comment Cambodia, genocide, Genocide Day, History of Cambodia, khmer rouge, tragedy

Last week we celebrated Victory over Genocide Day, with 7 January, 1979 being the day that the Vietnamese military overthrew

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2019 Public Holidays in Cambodia

November 27, 2018January 4, 2019 wpadmin 0 Comments 2019, Holidays, Public holidays

As Water Festival has come to a close, and there remains only one lone holiday left in 2018 (at least

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Le Broken Plate Falls Flat In Its New Location

October 25, 2018January 4, 2019 wpadmin 0 Comments

Last year I visited Le Broken Plate a few times, and wrote this glowing review of a night there. The location

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Mini-Marts I Know and Love – Camko City

March 31, 2018January 23, 2020 wpadmin 3 Comments Cambodia, Mini Mart, Phnom Penh, reviews

Cambodia is changing. On the way out are the wretched, the desperate, the runaways, alkies and deathpats. They don’t suit

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A Return Trip to Le Broken Plate in Phnom Penh

December 13, 2017December 13, 2017 wpadmin 0 Comments

I had some friends visiting from out of town for a week, and they wanted to have a fun and

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The Jewel in the Crown: A History of Koh Pich (Diamond Island)

December 6, 2017December 6, 2017 wpadmin 4 Comments development, Diamond Island, Koh Pich, Mekong

From a semi-submerged sandbar rising from where the Bassac, Tonle sap and Mekong rivers converge, to the shining light triumphing Phnom Penh’s rapid development as an international city, Koh Pich, or Diamond Island, had a short, and often troubled history.