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Riding the wind: Kitesurfing takes off in Kampot’s coast
A beach in Kampot overlooking Koh Tral (Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Island) and Bokor Mountain has become an unlikely tourist attraction after a kitesurfer found the windswept coast a perfect spot for the extreme sport. Article: https://bit.ly/
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Riding the wind: Kitesurfing takes off in Kampot’s coast
Publication date 15 January 2020 | 21:19 | ICTA beach in Kampot overlooking Koh Tral (Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Island) and Bokor Mountain has become an unlikely tourist attraction after a kitesurfer found the windswept coast a perfect spot for the extreme sport.
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Tapping Damrei Mountain’s tourism potential in Kampot
Publication date 10 January 2020 | 14:30 | ICTA spectacular limestone mountain covered in lush greenery is attracting tourists near and far because of improved accessibility from a new road to a dam. The Damrei Mountain, or Elephant Mountain as it’s often called, is located in
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Tapping Damrei Mountain’s tourism potential in Kampot
Publication date 08 January 2020 | 21:45 | ICTA spectacular limestone mountain covered in lush greenery is attracting tourists near and far because of improved accessibility from a new road to a dam.
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All aboard: Sailing across Kep’s beach
Publication date 03 January 2020 | 15:38 | ICTThese days, sailing has moved to the fore – from being considered a rare and extreme sport in Cambodia to being a leisure activity, which tourists can enjoy at the Discovery Centre of Kep’s Knai Bang Chatt resort.
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All aboard: Sailing across Kep’s beach
Publication date 01 January 2020 | 22:15 | ICTA novice at sailing, Nuon Soksarim was caught in a moment of panic as he jumped aboard the sailboat, the breeze hitting his face. Fortunately, with a little bit of training, he managed to navigate in the open sea.
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600th anniversary of Beijing’s Forbidden City
Publication date 01 January 2020 | 20:49 | ICTThe palace Museum in Beijing, also known as the Forbidden City, announced last Thursday plans to celebrate the 600th anniversary of the founding of the world’s biggest architectural compound made of wood.
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Glamping spot to release stress
Publication date 26 December 2019 | 15:33 | ICTLocated at Chres commune, Chhumkiri district in Kampot province about 109km from Phnom Penh via National Road 3, a glamping spot called The Safari is the only place to stay near the M’lech Dam, the massive 1,000m by 100m reservoir b
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Glamping spot to release stress
Publication date 25 December 2019 | 21:41 | ICTRomlech Dam sometimes reminds one of life – the good and the bad.
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Turtles and tourists share same beach on Tunisian island
Publication date 25 December 2019 | 21:03 | ICTBetween plastic chairs on a crowded Tunisian tourist beach, a sign indicates where another species shares the sand: a nest is buried below.
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Cruise industry takes first ‘green’ steps
Publication date 25 December 2019 | 21:02 | ICTThe cruise industry, long criticised for polluting the environment, is slowly trying to go greener by exploring new technologies, from hybrid solutions to high-tech sails.