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Raffles Le Royal, Phnom Penh

Nov 30, 2006
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Raffles Le Royal, Phnom Penh

A Stroll on Sisowath Quay

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Preah Tineah Chanchhaya with obligatory monk The capital of Cambodia it may be, but Phnom Penh is a bite-sized town, and it's easy to combine sightseeing, shopping, eating and drinking into a single walk through the city. The key to connecting the dots is the to

Cambodia Chronicles: Index and Lament

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Due to a series of events rather too complex and delicate to explain here, some of my contributions to Wikitravel led to Jetstar Asia, my new favorite Singaporean low-cost carrier, offering me a sweet freelancer gig to traipse around Cambodia for a week, flights and hotels paid, then scribble some articles about it and get paid for that too -- if deemed good enough to publish in