Cambodia On An Asian Cruise by Westhill Consulting Travel and Tours

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Westhill Consulting Travel and Tours
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Cambodia On An Asian Cruise
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• Southeast Asia is a great destination for a
  cruise, Jakarta, Indonesia, KL, Malaysia, Beijing
  China, Singapore and much more, but if want to
  wander away from the beaten path on an Asian
  cruise vacation, consider booking a trip that
  calls in beautiful and exciting Angkor Wat,
  Cambodia. You will experience many of Cambodia's
  ancient temples, incredible jungles, pristine
  beaches and exciting excursions at the nation's
  sole deepwater port at Sihanoukville.

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• The Ruins of Angkor, one of the most significant
  archeological sites in all of Asia, date back to
  the reign of the Khmer Empire between the 9th and
  15th centuries.

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• Protected UNESCO World Heritage location, Angkor
  Archaeological Park spans hundreds of square
  miles and is consists of a huge collection of
  remarkable monuments, temples and capital
  buildings. An example is the well-known Temple of
  Angkor Wat located at the center of the park as
  well as the other architectural marvels like
  Bayon, Preah Khan and Ta Prohm. You can interact
  with residents from the local villages that still
  call the ruins of Angkor home.

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• Psar Lu Market. There's no better place than Psar
  Lu Market if you want to gain an up close look at
  how contemporary and historic cultures merge in
  Cambodia. To be found outside the city of Siem
  Reap and is known as the gateway to the Temple of
  Angkor Wat, this busy marketplace is a local hub
  of culture and commerce. You'll see vendors
  selling all sorts of unique wares, ranging from
  handmade local crafts to tourist souvenirs
  perfect for remembering your Cambodian vacation
  as you tour the streets of Psar Lu Market.

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• Wat Krom and Wat Leu. Considered as the most
  important religious structures in the area, the
  two well-preserved Buddhist temples Wat Krom and
  Wat Leu is situated just outside of
  Sihanoukville.
• Wat Krom translates to "lower wat," and is
  located on a small hill on Santipheap Street
  overlooking the coastline. Alternately, Wat Leu -
  the "upper wat" - sits on a taller mountain
  nearby and offers picturesque views of the town
  below. Both of these incredible sites feature
  impressive stonework and are decorated with
  statues of elephants and the Buddha.

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• Phnom Penh. Sited north of Sihanoukville, the
  nation's capital and largest city of Phnom Penh
  offers tourists with a collection of cultural
  attractions, commercial centers, government
  complexes and beautiful parks.
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• The city still has heavy influences from French
  colonization during the late 18th and early 19th
  centuries, and you can still hear French and
  Cambodian spoken side by side in Phnom Penh.
  While the delicious combination of Asian and
  French foods that comprises the local cuisine in
  restaurants and hotels throughout the city.
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