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Siem Reap's famous Pub Street.

An artist performs live at the Hard Rock Cafe Angkor in Siem Reap province.

Pub Street business owners say street vendors and criminality are bringing down business on the tourist strip.

Businesses want the authorities to take action to make Pub Street more attractive for tourists.

A member of Ing Samath’s restoration team works on a Mercedes 600 that once ferried Pol Pot and other Khmer Rouge leaders.

The 1954 Peugeot was used as a French ‘paddy wagon’.

Samath pictured with his prized 1985 Mercedes 560SL.

Master composer Ung Chinary and soprano Bosba Panh are participating in a series of masterclass workshops in Siem Reap.

Boating down the Sesan River in Virachey National Park.

The enthusiasm of wilderness guides like Gerard Chartier is infectious.

When walking in Koh Kong’s forests, never take the lead – golden orb spiders love to string their webs across pathways.

Kampong Thom Betreed guides lead the way through the forest

Virachey National Park Forestry Administration guide Leam Sou.

A tasty slice: Sovan Ly is a French-trained pastry chef.

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Hospitality businesses around Siem Reap’s Pub Street believe noise has got out of control.

Missing Socks Laundry Cafe owner Junqi Gan and her barista/co-owner Khan Siang Oie.

Sensual, not sexual: Dayana Ocanto’s tribal fusion.

The dancers will perform at the gala dinner.

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Archaeologist Dr Martin Polkinghorne leads a project that hopes to bring to light details about Cambodia’s capitals following the Ayutthayan sack of Angkor in 1431.

Archaeologist Hou Nolamony points out the remains of a charcoal fire – evidence of habitation from before the 9th century.

Martin Polkinghorne.

An iron Angkor-era chisel from the site.

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