Ankor, the ancient capital of the powerful Khmer Empire, is an important archaeological site in Asia and the spiritual and cultural heart of Cambodia. This handbook contains information on how to get there and where to stay, plus background information enabling the visitor to understand the full significance of this great historical monument. The guide includes comprehensive information on: Cambodia's ancient and modern history, culture and politics; the latest developments in the capital Phnom Penh, as new hotels and restaurants open up on a daily basis; where to go and where to avoid; where to stay and where to eat and make the most of the French gastronomic influence; how to get about by air (by far the easiest method), train, boat and road; and when to go and how to stay healthy. The guide details the latests visa information and entry requirements, and includes coverage of Bangkok, the best place to obtain a visa for Cambodia.
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33 colour maps, 16 colour illustrations
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Höhe: 210 mm
Breite: 124 mm
Dicke: 13 mm
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978-1-903471-40-1 (9781903471401)
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JOHN COLET John lives in Vietnam. Since 1991 he has been a frequent visitor to Cambodia. He is particularly fascinated by, and has thoroughly enjoyed travelling to those parts of Cambodia that were previously no-go zones. JOSHUA ELIOT Joshua was born in India, brought up in Hong Kong and has spent the last two decades studying and working in the countries of Southeast Asia.
A foot in the door; essentials; Phnom Penh; Northeast Cambodia; Northwest Cambodia and the Tonle Sap; the South; background; footnotes.
