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Malaysia is among world’s best-value destinations - Lonely Planet

LONDON: Malaysia is among world’s best-value destinations, according to travel guide firm Lonely Planet.
The British-based company, in its Best In Travel 2011 guide, said Malaysia “is a clever choice for travellers on the lookout for a bargain”.
Thanks to the economic crisis, Iceland and London were also among the top 10 destinations, which included Thailand, South Africa, India, Mexico, Bulgaria, Kenya and Las Vegas,
The annual snapshot book captures “the world’s hottest travel trends, destinations, journeys and experiences for the year ahead”, Lonely Planet said yesterday.
The economic collapse in Iceland meant the island was no longer punitively expensive, said the guide, putting the beleaguered country at the top of its best-value list.
Thailand, at number two, remained “perennially good value”, said the book.
Meanwhile, London’s days as a costly destination were now over, Lonely Planet said, thanks to the exchange rate which made it “much more affordable for visitors from abroad”.
The top 10 countries overall for travellers were El Salvador, Germany, Greece, Malaysia, Morocco, Nepal, New Zealand, Portugal, Suriname and the United States.
The top 10 cities were Abu Dhabi, Charleston (South Carolina), Cork (Ireland), Cuenca (Ecuador), Istanbul, Kyoto (Japan), Lecce (Italy), Sarajevo, Singapore and Vancouver (Canada).
Bali (Indonesia), Goa (India), Koh Kong (Cambodia), Southern Africa and southwest Western Australia featured among the top 10 regions. — AFP


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Thailand Tourism Recovery Plan

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has embarked on an immediate tourism recovery plan and is working closely with the Thai tourism industry to restore confidence in the destination. TAT has been conducting random interviews with individual tourists at various popular tourism sites around Bangkok, such as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Khao San Road, Chatuchak Market, Suan Lum Night Bazaar, Siam Square and CentralWorld at Ratchaprasong intersection.

Foreign tourists were asked how they felt about their stay in Thailand over the past week and early this week. All of the individuals responded positively and indicated that the situation has not in any way affected his/her visit to Thailand.

Videos of these interviews from September 6 onwards have been posted on community web sites such as YouTube.com, DailyMotion.com and Sharkle.com, as well as on the TAT’s main web site and under “Situation Updates” on the Home Page of the TAT News Room web site – TAT has also participated in several online travel forums such as Tripadvisor.com, Lonely planet.com and VirtualTourist.com .


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Thousands stranded after Thai airports close

Bangkok: Thousands of tourists were stranded in Thailand on Saturday, a day after anti-government protests forced airports to close. Phuket and Krabi airports became targets of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) after thousands of its supporters clashed with riot police on Friday.

Hundreds of PAD supporters invaded runways or blocked roads at the two airports and another at Hat Yai in the south. The latter reopened early on Saturday.

A Phuket airport official said she expected the terminal to remain closed at least until dawn on Sunday. Sixteen flights heading for Phuket were diverted to Bangkok and other airports on Friday and another 40 or more domestic and international flights were affected on Saturday.

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Happy Birthday, Malaysia

Today 31st August 2011 is Malaysia 51th birthday. To all Malaysian, Happy Birthday and may Malaysia stay peaceful and harmony forever!!!!!!!!



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Vacation in Philippines

A vacation in the Philippines is almost not fair- most tourists don’t have enough time to visit all the places they’d like, and definitely won’t have the time to explore the many attractions the Philippines holds. For those on a limited time schedule, there are a few attractions that shouldn’t be missed at all costs.

One of the first attractions to take advantage of is the world renowned diving locations found in the Philippines. These locations are famous for their vibrant waters that are teeming with all sorts of exotic marine life. Most dives are usually fairly cost effective, meaning tourists won’t have to spend all of their recreational money on a few dives into the beautiful waters of the Philippines.

If a more extreme event is desired, there are many cliffs in which to go rock climbing on. Rock climbers from all around the world value Philippine cliffs, as they are situated on some of the most scenic property in the world. And because the Philippines has many types of terrain, beginners and experts alike will be able to find a challenge among the many cliffs decorating the land.

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Learn speaking Thai today

For those of you that want or need to speak the language of love in Thai here’s a small dictionary of Thai love phrases that are sure to impress and excite your new Thai girlfriend. I guarantee she will be amazed and impressed. If you’re having trouble with pronunciation you can ask her for help too which will help to make your relationship more concrete.

Beginning Your Relationship
I am single. (pom yung sot)
You are very beautiful. (koon suay mak mak)
You are very cute. (koon na-ruk mak mak)
I like your smile. (pom chorp roi yim kong koon)
Can I see you tomorrow? (proong nee jer gun dai mai) - For yes the reply is “dai” and for no the reply is “mai dai”
Are you free tonight? (keun nee koon wang mai) - For yes the reply is “wang” and for no the reply is “mai wang”
Do you like me? (koon chorp pom reu blao) - For yes the reply is “chorp” and for no the reply is “mai chorp”
Can you go out with me? (bai tee-o gup pom dai mai) - For yes the reply is “dai” and for no the reply is “mai dai”
Do you have a boyfriend/girlfriend? (koon mee faen reu yung) - For yes the reply is “me” and for no the reply is “yung mai mee”
What kind of men do you like? (koon chorp poo-chai bap nai)
Can you tell me your phone number please? (kor ber tor koon dai mai) - For yes the reply is “dai” and for no the reply is “mai dai”
Do you want to go and eat with me? (bai gin kao gub pom mai) - For yes the reply is “bai” and for no the reply is “mai bai”
Do you want to go to watch a movie? (bai doo nung gup pom mai) - For yes the reply is “bai” and for no the reply is “mai bai”
Your eyes are so beautiful. (duang dtar kong koon suay mak)
Can I hold your hand? (pom kor jub meu koon dai mai?)
Have a nice dream. (fun dee na)
Take care of yourself. (do lae dtua eng duay na)

Taking it to the Next Level
Love at first sight. (ruk raek pop)
I still remember the first moment we met. (pom yung jum krang-raek tee row pob gun dai)
I want you to be happy. (pom dtong gan hai koon mee kwarm sook)
You make me happy. (koon tam hai pom mee kwarm sook)
I miss you. (pom kit teung koon)
I miss you all the time. (pom kit-teung koon dta-lod way-la)
Can you be my girlfriend? (ben faen gub pom dai mai) - For yes the reply is “dai” and for no the reply is “mai dai”
You are my girlfriend. (koon ben fan kong pom)
You are my sweetheart. (koon keu yot -ruk kong pom)
You are the one I have been waiting for. (koon bpen kon dieow tee pom ror koi)
I am serious about you. (pom jing jai gup koon)
I think about you all night. (pom kit teung koon tung keun)
I want to meet you. (pom dtong-gan/yaak pop koon)
I want to hug you. (pom dtong-gan/yaak got koon)
Can I kiss you? (pom kor joop koon dai mai)
I want to be with you. (pom yaak yoo gup koon)
Do you miss me? (koon kit teung pom baang mai)
I won’t forget you. (pom ja mai leum koon)
When do you want me to come back? (koon dtong gan hai pom glup ma muea rai)

When You’re Ready to Marry Your Thai Girlfriend
I think I have fallen in love with you. (pom kit wa pom long ruk koon) / (pom kit wa pom dtok loom ruk koon)
My heart is yours. (hua jai kong pom ben kong koon)
You are my angel. (koon keu nung fa kong pom)
I love you. (pom ruk koon)
I will be faithful to you. (pom ja seu-sut dtor/gub koon)
I don’t want to let you go. (pom mai dtong-gan hai koon bai)
Can I meet your parents? (pom ja bai pob por gub mae kong koon dai mai) - For yes the reply is “dai” and for no the reply is “mai dai”
I want to see your face every day. (pom yaak hen na koon took wan)
I want to marry you. (pom dtong-gan dtang ngan gub koon)
I can’t live without you. (pom yoo mai dai ta mai mee koon)

If There’s Trouble
I hope I can see you again. (pom wang wa ja dai pob koon eek-krang)
Can you give me one more chance? (hai aow-gat pom eek-krang dai mai) - For yes the reply is “dai” and for no the reply is “mai dai”
I will never cheat on you (pom ja mai nork jai koon)
Your love is very important to me. (kwarm ruk kong koon sam kun dtor/sam-rap pom mak)
Please speak to me. (dai brot poot gup pom)
You hurt me so much. (koon tam pom jep-bpuat mak)
Please trust me. (brot chuea jai pom)
I want you to trust me. (pom dtong gan hai koon chuea jai pom)
I never lied to you. (pom mai koie gor hok koon)
Don’t leave me. (ya ting pom)
I will always be on your side. (pom ja yoo kiang-kang koon sa-mer)

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2 cities in Malaysia are now Unesco Heritage Sites

Malacca and Penang rejoiced as they celebrate the inscription of their state capitals as World Heritage Sites.
Malacca:
The World Heritage Site covers:
> St Paul’s Hill civic zone with St Paul’s Church, Porta de Santiago (A Famosa) fortress and Stadhuys complex,
> Residential and commercial areas of Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock (Heeren Street), Jalan Hang Jebat (Jonker Walk) and adjacent streets, including Harmony Street, and
> The Malacca River.
Penang:
The site here covers:
> Waterfront district including the Esplanade and harbour area, Fort Cornwallis, Weld Quay and Beach Street,
> Historical commercial centre, including the “ethnic streets” like Bishop Street and Church Street (Eurasions), China Street (Chinese, and Market and Chulia Streets (Indians), and Little India,
> The guilds and trades precinct including Chulia, Muntri, Leith and adjacent streets,
> Mosque and wakaf enclave of Acheen Street and Kapitan Keling mosques
> Chinese clans enclave with the Khoo, Cheah, Tan, Lim, Yap and Yeoh clan or kongsi houses

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Travel warning for Indonesia lifted

The US State Department has lifted its travel warning for Indonesia, reflecting improved security and paving the way for closer ties between the two countries.

The Islamic militant group Jemaah Islamiah, which wanted to create an Islamic caliphate in Southeast Asia, carried out a series of deadly bomb attacks in Indonesia between 2002 and 2005, dealing a severe blow to the country's tourism and trade.

Following the bombings, the Indonesian authorities worked closely with foreign allies to arrest militants and step up security.

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Single Visa Policy for ASEAN

To boost tourism in the region, the Philippines and Thailand have agreed to urge the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to adopt a single visa policy for tourists traveling within the 10-nation bloc.This was one of the understandings firmed up at the Thursday meeting between President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and visiting Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej.

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Indonesia is No.1 budget travel in Asia




This is the survey that just completed recently. Indonesia is No.1 budget travel in Asia. The survey is based on one person, but assumes you are sharing a room with a friend. Two budget restaurant meals are included.

Indonesia also recently being lifted by US for travel warning. There are a lot of things Indonesia can offer. One should seriously consider visiting Indonesia now.


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Travel warning for Indonesia lifted

The US State Department has lifted its travel warning for Indonesia, reflecting improved security and paving the way for closer ties between the two countries.

The Islamic militant group Jemaah Islamiah, which wanted to create an Islamic caliphate in Southeast Asia, carried out a series of deadly bomb attacks in Indonesia between 2002 and 2005, dealing a severe blow to the country's tourism and trade.

Following the bombings, the Indonesian authorities worked closely with foreign allies to arrest militants and step up security.

Indonesia has not experienced a major terrorist attack since October 2005, and the government of Indonesia has disrupted, arrested, and prosecuted numerous terrorist elements. The embassy added that the warning had been in effect since November 2000 and that it was cancelled with effect from May 23.

Members of Jemaah Islamiah bombed bars in the Indonesian resort island of Bali in 2002, killing more than 200 foreigners and Indonesians. The group later bombed Western targets in the capital Jakarta, including the JW Marriott hotel and Australian embassy


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JetStar the Low Cost Carrier of the Year 2011


Australia’s leading low cost airline has been awarded the title of Low Cost Carrier of the Year 2007 in the Asia Pacific region. The award was presented by the Centre of Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) for the second year in the row following the airline receiving the prestigious award in 2006.

The airline was also the winner of the world's Best Low-Cost Airline Award for 2007 by Skytrax. The airline began flying within Australia in May 2004 and within only 6 months had expanded to Asia as well. Jetstar’s fresh approach to low cost travel in the region with its brand-new fleet, great destinations and friendly crew sets a new standard for cheap air travel, allowing customers worldwide to travel more often.

With its base in Melbourne, Jetstar is the Australian leader in cheap flights and their hold over the cheap flight market is immense. Jetstar currently flies to over 50 domestic and international destinations with this list expanding every year. Current destinations include most capital cities in Australia, namely Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart and Darwin as well as many regional locations including popular holiday spots Cairns, Townsville, the Gold Cost, Hamilton Island and Newcastle. The airline’s extensive list of international destinations includes the United States, New Zealand, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam to name a few. With Jetstar’s everyday low rates, travellers are now realising that you don’t have to spend a fortune to fly to Australia with so many cheap flights widely available today.

Jetstar is the leader amongst cheap flight providers. The company is continuously improving on the services it provides so that customers can find no room for complaint- while it has associations with all leading airline companies to ensure quality services, it also has an isolated management body to ensure flight prices do not soar. Apart from the cost benefits, Jetstar flights let customers fly in comfort. The company has a world class fleet- the aircrafts are well-maintained to ensure that customers are satisfied with every flight. The fleet consists of Airbus 320’s and Boeing 717’s.

The specialty of the carriers owned by the company is that they are extremely comfortable and also stylish at the same time. Each aircraft is single-aisled and carries about 180 passengers. Jetstar customers needn’t have to worry about space. Jetstar prides itself on being able to provide a relaxed, comfortable journey at all times.

Jetstar has recently introduced its new premium cabin StarClass, available on all international Jetstar services operated by the Airbus A330. Designed for those customers who wish to travel in comfort and not spend a fortune, StarClass is the perfect option with spacious leather seating, quality in-flight service, priority check-in and your own personal video-on demand unit. For those looking for cheap air travel in Asia or Australia combined with great in-flight services, Jetstar is a great option to be considered.

For travellers across the globe, Jetstar is their first stop for cheap flights. The airline has recently launched its new product Jetstar Light with a new option providing even lower fares then previously offered. With huge savings to be made, a customer holding a JetSaver Light fare may travel only with carry-on baggage with up to 10 kilograms in a standard size bag. Travellers looking to take a short leisure break or business trip will benefit from the airlines wide range of low cost flight options.

For more information, visit http://www.jetstar.com

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Singapore in 3D

Walk through a library, pick up a book and read it on-screen. Or, cheer on athletes with thousands of fans at the Youth Olympics without even being at the stadium.
Soon, Internet users will be able to walk through and interact with an online version of Singapore specially created for the computer screen.

The promise comes from an ambitious project to re-create not just the streets and buildings here but the experience of being in Singapore -- in an online 3D world. The Media Development Authority (MDA) is currently reviewing several proposals from the industry to build this virtual city, called Co-Space. Some of these proposals will be presented at an industry event this evening.

The realm could let users explore famous places, like Fort Canning, talk to Singaporeans who are also logged on, and be an online spectator during the Youth Olympics in 2011. It will allow people to chat in online forums and explore a 3D world like that in Second Life, the popular virtual domain that lets people 'walk' through streets with their avatars, or characters, and interact.

But unlike Second Life, the Singapore version will be based on reality, not fantasy. MDA deputy chief executive Michael Yap called it 'Google Maps meets Second Life.' Though the concept has been around since the early days of the Web, higher broadband speeds and faster computers churning out realistic 3D graphics have made such an online world possible now.

Fifty firms, from budding online-world developers to telecom operators have come forward since the MDA first sought proposals for the realm last month.

For example, they may be able to visit a virtual stadium, which will show video feeds of live events. The same concept is being pursued by several government agencies also involved in the Co-Space project.

The National Library Board, for example, is looking at a fully interactive library where people can not just walk through the shelves virtually. Insteads of just reading and typing on the Net now, you can also 'see' and maybe even 'touch' people online because everyone will have a character or avatar.

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Thailand is now top budget travel

Thailand is set to top the budget destination charts this year, with South Africa and Egypt in hot pursuit.

According to research by the Post Office, the cost of trips in the eurozone is increasing having been overtaken by the US which has become the seventh cheapest destination on the list of 16. Helen Warburton, Post Office head of travel claims that holidays "further afield will get excellent value for money".

She explained: "Elsewhere, sterling is up over eight per cent against the rand, making South Africa a good choice for UK tourists, and booming sales of Egyptian and Thai currency indicate that holidaymakers are already opting for trips where their pounds will stretch further.

"Thailand's appearance on the list will no doubt come as music to the ears of many backpacking travelers with whom the destination has become synonymous.

The Asian country held its new year Songkran celebrations earlier this month. The tourist resort of Patong on Phuket even upheld an alcohol sale ban to combat road accidents.


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Malaysia My 2nd Home


To know Malaysia is to love Malaysia. Many would agree that Malaysia is the perfect combination of comforts and indulgences. Great weather, amazing food, warm people, low cost of living coupled with high standard of living, state-of-the-art infrastructure, rich culture and a charming history make it a place easy to call home. Countless people have come to Malaysia and fallen in love with it, coming back repeatedly or even making plans to retire here. The Malaysian Government recognizes this and has set up a programme to make it easier for expatriates to retire here. The Malaysia My Second Home Programme allows foreigners to stay in the country indefinitely on a social visit pass with a multiple entry visa.

There is a large expatriate community living in Malaysia. Like Malaysians, they enjoy an active social life, being able to easily indulge in a huge range of activities, from fine dining to sailing. Malaysia has one of the highest standards of living in the region where luxuries are so affordable that it is easy to enjoy the good life here. Cost of living is one of the lowest in Asia and will remain so for a very long time. This is achieved through the Government’s efficient monitoring of the economy in ensuring that inflation is kept low at all times and thereby also the prices of goods and services.

This strong economy has secured a comprehensive infrastructure. The whole country is very well connected with up-to-date, modern road, rail, air, and sea transportation systems. Public transport by buses, taxis, trains and planes are comfortable, efficient and relatively low in cost. The healthcare system is also excellent, drawing many short-term visitors from around the world. The country has a very efficient healthcare system where medical services are provided at nominal cost. Private doctors, clinics and also hospitals of international standards are easily available throughout the country at a very reasonable cost.

A healthy economy, good infrastructure and luxury amenities aren’t the only draw; Malaysia is also a pluralistic society where people practise their own way of life in peace and harmony. Freedom is one of the key reasons many find Malaysia attractive. It is so easy to live the calm life here, where people respect each other’s differences. Malaysians in general are very warm and friendly, always open to learning about other cultures. Although Islam is the national religion, there is a sizable population of Christians, Buddhists and Hindus here, with ample places of worship dotting the entire country.

The weather is pleasant, warm and balmy with moderate rain throughout the year. There are also highland residential areas and resorts with permanent spring-like weather throughout the country. See it to believe it, an ideal place to call home and a government programme to make your dream a reality. To find a home away from home, the time is now, the place is Malaysia.

Detail information, please check here

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Uniquely Malaysia

There is no other place like Malaysia....




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Penang, Malaysia is the second best destination for “44 Places To Go in 2011”.

Readers of The New York Times have chosen Penang as the second best destination among “44 Places To Go in 2011”. In top spot in the recommendations found on the paper’s website (http://www.nytimes.com) was Beirut. The only other South-East Asian destination in the ranking is Phuket, which is in 15th place.

Other places include Washington (fourth), Rome (fifth) and Metz in France (sixth). The newspaper ranked Penang in the 22nd spot while Phuket was placed 12th. Besides the second spot in the overall readers’ ranking, Penang is also in the top 12 places in the frugal and food categories (both readers’ and the paper’s recommendations).

The New York Times said adventurous foodies are now turning to Penang, the culinary capital of Malaysia, where they are eating their way through one of South-East Asia’s liveliest street-food scenes. It said there are city-run hawker stands everywhere and even refined dishes like char koay teow rarely cost more than US$2 (about RM7.20).


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2007 Landmine Monitoring report

Landmine Monitor has published its 2007 report, which contains some interesting facts and figures about landmine use around the world.

You can read the full Landmine Monitor report by following this link:
www.icbl.org/lm/2007

Cambodia remains one of the worst landmine-affected countries in the world, with around 43,000 landmine survivors in need of support so they can participate in society. The Cambodia report can be found here:
http://www.icbl.org/lm/2007/cambodia.html. The Cambodia Trust is mentioned in the section: Survivor Assistance Strategic Framework.

Some key facts:

Cambodia is one of the countries most severely contaminated by landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW), including conventional and cluster bombs, artillery shells and abandoned explosive ordnance (AXO), as a result of nearly three decades of war.

Clearance by Cambodia’s three (landmine clearance) NGOs continued to increase in 2006, albeit at a slower rate than in 2005, and land release increased greatly, spurred by official encouragement. CMAC, HALO and MAG cleared 35.4 square kilometers of land, 15 percent more than the previous year, but they released a total of 303 square kilometers, more than triple the amount in 2005. RCAF reported it demined 70 percent more than in 2005.

In 2006 there were 450 new mine/ERW casualties in Cambodia (61 people killed and 389 injured) in 272 incidents. This decrease of nearly 50 percent from 2005 (875 casualties) prompted a survey to identify the reasons, as the casualty rate had been relatively constant (averaging 846 per year) since 2000. The survey, conducted from October to December 2006, found that the reduction was mainly due to favorable seasonal conditions improving agricultural production and, more generally, greater economic opportunities through farming and construction, such that the economic reasons for risk-taking behavior had reduced; the survey noted that poverty is “a defining factor in increasing the vulnerability of people to mine/UXO risk.” It also noted that increased community involvement in mine action planning and prioritization had addressed the socioeconomic impact of mine/ERW contamination more efficiently than before. Nearly 90 percent of survey respondents said that scrap metal trade in ERW in their villages had ceased. However, the proportion of ERW casualties remained constant between 2001 and 2006.

The cost of managing (Cambodia’s rehabilitation) centers is around $4.6 million per year and the current level of donor funding “would need to continue if present service levels are to be maintained.” However, the evaluation believed that donor funding is likely to decrease. In 2006 the Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation contributed $100,000 to running the centers. The evaluation noted, “the rehabilitation sector is not a [government] priority and its funding will continue for a long time to massively depend on external assistance.”


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Cambodia - Latest South East Asian tourist spot

Cambodia is witnessing a resurgence as a South-east Asian tourist destination. And its not just the temples of Angkor that are fuelling this, although the complex is noted for being one of the great archaeological sites in the world.

Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s capital, is like any modern bustling Asian city, but is visually striking, being on the confluence of two rivers and with its wide boulevards and colonial buildings that hark back to its French colonial history. Indians will feel right at home with the pedalled rickshaws that still ply the streets. You can revisit the ghosts of the ousted Khmer Rouge regime by visiting the Killing Field of Choeung Ek, and the Tuol Sleng, Pol Pot’s torture centre.

The country’s south coast, heralded for being the next Thailand (or Goa), which sweeps down along the Gulf of Siam and is studded with picture-postcard beaches and stunning offshore islands, is certainly worth a visit. The seaside towns of Kep or Koh Tonsay are particularly popular. And instead of staying in mass-market holiday apartments, you’re more likely to find yourself staying in stilted homestays or atmospheric little guesthouses.

However it is still the mighty stone faces of the Bayon temple, the moated sanctum of Angkor Wat and the great walled city of Angkor Thom that remain the country’s prime attractions. The best way to get to Angkor Wat is to take a scenic boat cruise up the Tonle Sap lake, the world’s largest inland freshwater lake, to the town of Siem Reap, near Angkor. You get to see the paddy field-dotted countryside and the villages populated by ethnic Vietnamese.

The weather currently, clear, dry and cool, is perfect to book a Christmas trip. The only hitch? No direct flights. Okay, so a weekend in Thailand on the way out won’t hurt.

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Looking for blogger from Singapore

Welcome to Why Must Visit Singapore. This is a one-stop blog that talks all about Visit Singapore. This blog is part of Why Must Visit Asian Countries network that comprise of Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.

I am actually looking for a blogger from Singapore to be the author of this blog. All revenue from this blog will be 100% go to the author. Then, probably you will be wondering why I start this blog. The reason I am starting this blog and network is to attract more traffic. Anyone who is interested to be part of this blog network, please contact me directly at kzainul at gmail dot com.

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