Mysterious Cambodia
Kampuchea (Cambodia) is located in the southern Indochina Peninsula in southeast Asia. Eastern and southeastern borders with Vietnam, north and Laos adjacent to the west and northwest bordering Thailand, southwest verge of the Gulf of Thailand. The Mekong River is the territory's largest river, about half of the territory's total area of the central plains. Cambodia area of 181,035 square kilometers, a population of 11.43 million, more than 20 ethnic Khmer accounted for 80%. Buddhism as state religion. Cambodia's official language is Khmer, French and English used more widely. The currency of Cambodia is the Riel. Cambodia although the backward but not closed, became investors in the areas of concern, tourism facilities, although poor, but friendly service. The impression of most people in Cambodia, from the world's seven wonders of Angkor Wat. Cambodia appears to be simple, behind the scene, persist in the era of "Pol Pot Red Khmer regime," the legacy of the scene, while retaining the French colony of French flavor. Such is a sharp contrast to the cultural customs, as well as Cambodia's unique endemic scenery, coupled with the ruins of Angkor Wat unparalleled history, visitors left a great visual and psychological shock, because of the kind of blend of mystery, history, the simple moving, deeply loved by Europe and the United States, Japanese tourists in Cambodia.
Kampuchea (Cambodia) is located in the southern Indochina Peninsula in southeast Asia. Eastern and southeastern borders with Vietnam, north and Laos adjacent to the west and northwest bordering Thailand, southwest verge of the Gulf of Thailand. The Mekong River is the territory's largest river, about half of the territory's total area of the central plains. Cambodia area of 181,035 square kilometers, a population of 11.43 million, more than 20 ethnic Khmer accounted for 80%. Buddhism as state religion. Cambodia's official language is Khmer, French and English used more widely. The currency of Cambodia is the Riel. Cambodia although the backward but not closed, became investors in the areas of concern, tourism facilities, although poor, but friendly service. The impression of most people in Cambodia, from the world's seven wonders of Angkor Wat. Cambodia appears to be simple, behind the scene, persist in the era of "Pol Pot Red Khmer regime," the legacy of the scene, while retaining the French colony of French flavor. Such is a sharp contrast to the cultural customs, as well as Cambodia's unique endemic scenery, coupled with the ruins of Angkor Wat unparalleled history, visitors left a great visual and psychological shock, because of the kind of blend of mystery, history, the simple moving, deeply loved by Europe and the United States, Japanese tourists in Cambodia.
Kampuchea (Cambodia) is located in the southern Indochina Peninsula in southeast Asia. Eastern and southeastern borders with Vietnam, north and Laos adjacent to the west and northwest bordering Thailand, southwest verge of the Gulf of Thailand. The Mekong River is the territory's largest river, about half of the territory's total area of the central plains. Cambodia area of 181,035 square kilometers, a population of 11.43 million, more than 20 ethnic Khmer accounted for 80%. Buddhism as state religion. Cambodia's official language is Khmer, French and English used more widely. The currency of Cambodia is the Riel. Cambodia although the backward but not closed, became investors in the areas of concern, tourism facilities, although poor, but friendly service. The impression of most people in Cambodia, from the world's seven wonders of Angkor Wat. Cambodia appears to be simple, behind the scene, persist in the era of "Pol Pot Red Khmer regime," the legacy of the scene, while retaining the French colony of French flavor. Such is a sharp contrast to the cultural customs, as well as Cambodia's unique endemic scenery, coupled with the ruins of Angkor Wat unparalleled history, visitors left a great visual and psychological shock, because of the kind of blend of mystery, history, the simple moving, deeply loved by Europe and the United States, Japanese tourists in Cambodia.
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