APAD 081: The sugar palm trees of Cambodia
Just like the Philippines’ very own coconut tree, the sugar palm tree plays a very important role in providing a source of food, income, and not to mention as a source of building materials, to Cambodians.
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>That’s My World! 002: Two bikes by the curve
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One of my favorite things to do on weekends is to go for a bike ride around Kep with my husband early in the morning. Kep is only a small city with 11 villages in total. It takes about an hour’s easy ride to go from one end to another. All throughout the way, the breeze is refreshing and the view — fantastic!
>That’s My World! 001: Dreaming of Koh Tonsay
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Koh Tonsay (Rabbit Island)
Kep, Cambodia
Summertime is here and the blue waters of Koh Tonsay beckons. Koh Tonsay is my favorite beach in Cambodia… it is still pristine and there is a wild and unyielding feel to the island. With only a few families living here, beach-goers can have the whole island to themselves away from the maddening crowd, enjoying the waters and the fresh seafood, watching the sunrise or sunset, and if you are lucky enough, you can see dolphins playing from a distance. I can’t wait to go there again.
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