Discover Cambodia. Sunrise or sunset? Discover the perfect light to greet the 216 faces of Angkor's Bayon temple, whisk and sizzle your way through a cooking course in Siem Reap (and don't skimp on the fermented fish paste). Detour off the temple trail for snorkelling and sunset cocktails on Serendipity Beach. Feel the buzz in Phnom Penh: from bustling backstreets to relaxed riverside bar. In This Guide: Unmatched off-the-beaten-track coverage, from jungles in the southwest to remote mountains in the north. Includes information on the best ecotourism and community-run projects in the country. Visit lonelyplanet.com for up-to-the-minute reviews, updates and traveller insights.
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By Manicreader
Format:Paperback
Lonely Planet Guides are always the best sources of info for pre-trip planning and to take along, but the Cambodia LPG has an added feature that really impressed me, and that is the maps and diagrams of the temples and temple complexes, and the great details in the descriptions that go with them. I'm absolutely delighted to have this information to help me plan my photo sessions. In addition, LP has a service on their website where you can get updates to a guide between old and new publications. Also try the Thorntree feature to get questions answered or to contribute info for others. Lonely Planet has done it again. Best guidebooks and best services for travelers. Thanks LP!
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Lonely Planet never dissapoints. Detailed but not too wordy descriptions about each area. Made me realize that there was so much more I wanted to see in the country than I had originally planned. It was a good price too.
By Shogun Len
Format:Paperback
I decided to be a little different when I went to Southeast Asia. Instead of taking the Lonely Planet Books which I had done to past trips to China, and England I went with the Rough Guide. What a mistake. Such a mistake that about 1/2 through the trip, somewhere in Thailand I think, I threw the book out and picked up LP guides to Vietnam and Cambodia.
The Cambodia book is great. Great information, easy to follow guides to Angkor what else could you need. LP really tells it as it is. Cambodia is a place changing everyday. Fortunately for the last year or two its been relatively calm and tourist friendly. How long this will last is anyone's guess. I hope stablity have finally come to this country with such a tragic history.
Angkor is a unbelievable place and the LP book will get you through it and teach you a lot.
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Bring this to Cambodia
This is the book I took to Cambodia. For me the important thing was that it had the phone numbers of the various guest houses and hotels. Read more
Published on May 9 2002 by Alexander Janums
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You must have if travelling to Cambodia!!! Essential book!!!
Very practical and quite a useful book to have when travelling to Cambodia. I found it useful myself too with information regarding Cambodian history, past, present and maybe the... Read more
Published on Jun 4 2001 by Kean Chhay Chang
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A practical, invaluable guide
Nick Ray's Cambodia is a practical, invaluable guide for commercial or recreational travelers wanting to explore the sights and wonders of this exotic land. Read more
Published on Jan 17 2001 by Midwest Book Review
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Necessity for a trip
Planning a trip to Cambodia is not easy. The country is still not very accessible although much has been improved in the past years, in particular available flights. Read more
Published on Sep 12 2000 by Gerrit Ruitinga
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It�s a Great Book for Tourism Information!
This book is a great book about taking a tour to Cambodia. It gives all the information and preparation you need to know about present-day Cambodia. Read more
Published on May 25 2000 by Sarak You
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