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Cambodian New Year or Chaul Chnam Thmey in Khmer is the name of the holiday that celebrates the New Year in Cambodia. There’s plenty of fun to be found, but visitors should be prepared for busy roads, closed banks and increased interest in their personal belongings.Khmer New

Bringing rice and bacon, an omelet with Vietnamese flavour in the final round of the MasterChef US, has won blind girl Christine Ha the championship. Vietnamese cuisines also set many records in 2012.1. Christine Ha becomes MasterChef US 2012In September 2012, Christine

The Chol Chnam Thmay Festival is the biggest festival of the Khmer people which can be found in Cambodia, Laos, Thailand…It  is also the New Year festival of the Khmer people as Tet of the Viet people. It is held at the pagodas and local homes.he festival is prepared very carefully.

Cambodia has a wealth of traditional and international festivals. Most of these are a time of great rejoicing for the predominantly rural populace, many of whom flock to the capital to join in the celebrations and witness the organized fireworks displays which accompany the festivals.

Classical Dance of Cambodia The epic poem of Rama (Ramayana) is believed to have been revealed to a Hindu holy man named Valmiki by Brahma, the god of creation. This religious literary work, dating from about ad 4, is known in various versions throughout India and Southeast Asia.

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The New Year is fast approaching, so now is a good time to consider next year’s break. With the economy slowly but surely improving, why not travel to somewhere a little more exciting in 2011?Vietnam holidays are certainly an option worth considering, with the Far East nation

Vietnam is increasingly becoming a popular destination for travellers each year. Its large chaotic cities are popular stop-offs for young travellers, and a great place to spend a few days. However, it can be nice to get away from the hustle and bustle, and northern Vietnam

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