Khmer shadow is graceful

Author: Editorial Team of "Traveling with Zero Money to Paradise"
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Publishing Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Low spending, Simple visa procedures, Low language requirements, Exquisite exotic scenery, Affectionate locals, Affordable specialty shopping. You only have 3,000 yuan, want to travel abroad? Want to have a rich and unique experience?! And want to have encounters?!! — Wanting to go is no longer just a dream, the "Zero Money to Paradise" series will help you make it happen! Zero money is first a choice in travel attitude: spend less money, see more scenery, and experience diverse lifestyles. Zero money is also a choice in travel destinations: clichéd scenery, testing the traveler's taste and soul. The "Zero Money to Paradise" series of travel guides carefully selects the most cost-effective travel destinations abroad for the uniquely individual you. The first batch of countries included are in South Asia and Southeast Asia, satisfying your unbound wallet and feet — you just need to save up around 3,000 yuan in, and you can travel with ease for 7 days or even a month. These countries are filled with similar yet unforgettable cultures. You will be moved by the gentle, persistent people and the time-worn, magnificent beauty. These countries that move Western tourists to tears are also enough to make you hold your breath and walk silently. Of course, most importantly, you don’t need to worry about being denied a visa because you don’t have a savings certificate due to your youth. You also don’t need to worry about exchanging yuan. The book includes detailed maps and guides for food, accommodation, and transportation. You only need a junior high-level English to boldly set off.
Cambodia has the world’s second-to-none Angkor, the most magnificent Buddhist and Hindu architectural complexes in the world. Anyone who has visited Angkor will be stunned by its transcendent beauty: 276 four-faced Buddha statues with unique expressions, ancient trees intertwined with pagodas, exquisite carvings that are both time-worn and ethereal. Not to mention the world’s most precious Irrawaddy dolphins, the dazzlingly golden Phnom Penh Royal Palace, the Khmer Rouge-era S21 prison, and the vibrant city of Sihanoukville.
This book presents 109 classic attractions and 13 cities and scenic areas in Cambodia with over 70,000 vivid words (accompanied by detailed information) and more than 400 exquisite photos. It is meticulously crafted as an essential "pocket guide" for your trip to Cambodia. With minimal-cost self-guided travel route designs and 11 practical, detailed maps, it will take you on an absolutely authentic and enchanting journey through Cambodia.