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Coming back with nostalgia

It was a great time to return to Cambodia again. One month there was just a blink! Then it is time to say good-bye and return to pursue my dream, which separates me from my lovely family and country.

All sweet memories during the one-month return provide me unforgettable recalls.

Bring Europe to my village:


Feel the traffic:



Feel the sea:



Refresh own culture (with museum):

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