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at the Killing Fields, a gruesome reminder of cambodia's not so distant violent pastJul 04, 2005
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the central market, sprawling huge. the stalls sell a remarkable array of things - flowers, vegetables, meat, fish, clothing, watches, knickknacks and who knows what else. we couldn't make it around the whole place, it was too big and crazyJul 04, 2005
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very happy looking kidsJul 04, 2005
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hanging out by the mekong at nightJul 04, 2005
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boats on the mekong. there are usually restaurants, bars, clubs inside (and other things seemed to be going on too in some of these)Jul 04, 2005
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another plaza. the city is european looking with its huge wide tree-lined boulevards and plazas, and it looks frozen in time.Jul 04, 2005
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an elephant walking down the streetJul 04, 2005
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sidewalk cafes, restaurants, bars, internet shops by the Mekong RiverJul 04, 2005
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big plaza like area where people hang out in the eveningJul 04, 2005
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dusty back alleyJul 04, 2005
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one of the wide tree-lined boulevards of sleepy old world phnom penhJul 04, 2005
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old section where hippie foreigners stay for super cheapJul 04, 2005
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Wat PhoJul 04, 2005
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same view from our room during the dayJul 04, 2005
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view from our hotel roomJul 04, 2005
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some street between Pahurat and Chinatown. i liked this old falling apart buildingJul 04, 2005
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riding in a tuk tukJul 04, 2005
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the Reclining Buddha in Wat Pho - its gold plated and over 150 ft longJul 04, 2005
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lunch in a cafe in the old sectionJul 04, 2005
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