81. RUSSIAN-CAMBODIAN RELATIONS A remarkable role in development of the Russiancambodian cultural ties belongs to the Russian Centre of Science and culture (RCSC) in Phnom Penh officially http://www.embrusscambodia.mid.ru/cambodia/nauka-e.html

MENU THE EMBASSY INFORMATION ABOUT RUSSIA INSTITUTIONS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION OFFICIAL INFORMATION RUSSIAN-CAMBODIAN RELATIONS CONSULAR SECTION OF THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY IN CAMBODIA RUSSIAN ORGANIZATIONS AND COMPANIES IN CAMBODIA RUSSIAN-CAMBODIAN RELATIONS Russian-Cambodian scientific and cultural cooperation General Information: A significant potential is accumulated in the sphere of scientific and cultural cooperation between Russia and Cambodia. During the period of eighties thousands of Cambodian specialists were trained in the former USSR. The basis for training Cambodian scientific personnel destroyed during the genocidal regime of the Khmer Rouge was restored under the technical assistance of our country and several educational centres as well as technological and agricultural institutes were established. USSR scientists carried out large scale geological and exploration works and researches in the fields of plants selection, biology and environment protection. Positive results were achieved in humanitarian sphere. Soviet experts complied comprehensive Khmer-Russian dictionary, manual of Khmer grammar, conducted researches in Cambodian history, ethnography and literature as well as took part in restoration of the ancient temple complex Angkor.

82. Lowell Sun Online - Today S Headlines dubbed the Khmer Cultural Festivals Committee say they simply want to create an event that promotes their own culture and teaches cambodianAmericans about http://www.lowellsun.com/Stories/0,1413,105~4746~2165156,00.html

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83. Cambodian History - Khmer Art And Culture - Details | MuseumStuff.com cambodian History Khmer Art and culture map information and links .. details culture. cambodian History - Khmer Art and culture. http://www.museumstuff.com/rec/gen6201.html

museumstuff.com links :: Cambodian History - Khmer Art and Culture Cambodian History - Khmer Art and Culture OVERVIEW - This site is designed to provide information on the recent history of Cambodia, particulary the Khmer Rouge period. This includes not only materials pertaining to Cambodia, but information relating to Cambodian refugees and immigrants abroad, as well. - Includes extensive information and resources on the reign of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia ranks as one of the most disastrous in modern history. URL http://www.mekong.net/cambodia/

84. Cambodian Classical Dance Khmer, Khmer dance, cambodian dance, cambodian art, Cambodia, Reamker, Ramayana, Thailand, dance, culture, cambodian music. http://users.rcn.com/tskramer/dance.html

Cambodian Classical Dance Cambodian Court Dance About Cambodian Court Dance Some popular dances Costumes and Characters Music of the Court Dance ... Other links of interest... Thailand Thai dance - London, England Thai Classical Dance Thai Khon Thai Drama ... ..more Thai art and Culture Indonesia Balinese dance Javanese dance Gamelan Burma Traditional Burmese dance Philippines Philippine Dance Noel's Pilipino Folk Dance Glossary The Philippine Dance Page Philippine Folk Dances Malaysia Cultural Heritage and Dance Japan Nishikawa School (Traditional Japanese Dance) India South Indian classical dance Indian classical dance Indian Dance Links Bharatha Natyam ... Other links of interest ... Philadelphia Folklore Project Samuel S. Fleisher Art Memorial Dance Advance Philadelphia Dance Alliance ... Resources Please let us know if you have any related links or if any of these links have moved. Back to Tom and Chamroeun's Homepage Links Go Cambodia This Cambodian Classical Dance site owned by Chamroeun Yin Want to Join the Cambodian WebRing Skip Prev Prev Next ... You're visitor number

85. Cambodian, Cambodian Dvd, Khmer Kraoke, Cambodian Karaoke, Cambodian ACS eCommerce, Version 3.0, is a free eCommerce shopping cart system for small businesses available for download. Khmer Brief History. cambodian Links. Community Messages USEFUL LINK FOR cambodian PEOPLE. FREE SHOPPING CART is a complete self administration web site. cambodian Music. Computer Now http://www.cambodian.com/

86. Maintained By As310@freeenet.carleton.ca The Society of cambodian Students and Professionals* (SCSP cambodian Information Center ( many links to pages about Cambodia/cambodians) http://www.cambodia.org/clubs/scsp

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90. Cambodia Culture | Lonely Planet World Guide Cambodia culture. Thankfully, much of Cambodia s cultural heritage survived the Khmer Rouge s clean slate approach to history. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/south_east_asia/cambodia/culture.htm

home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Cambodia Culture Thankfully, much of Cambodia's cultural heritage survived the Khmer Rouge's 'clean slate' approach to history. Along with the estimated two million Cambodians who died, millions of artefacts, statues and books were destroyed, but famous examples of Angkorian-era architecture like Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom emerged relatively unscathed. The National Museum in Phnom Penh is the best place to see examples of Khmer sculpture, in particular the beautifully depicted Hindu deities. The country's most tangible link with its glorious past is its highly stylised royal ballet, traditionally linked to the dance of Thailand, Java and India. Dance was also threatened by the Pol Pot years, with only one seamstress surviving to pass on the ancient techniques of costume design. Theravada Buddhism is Cambodia's dominant religion. Khmer is the official language - it's a tricky one to learn, but a little will go a long way. English is fast becoming the dominant second language, overtaking French, which is still spoken by many people who grew up before the 1970s. In general, Khmer cuisine is similar to Thai, but with fewer spices. A Cambodian meal almost always includes a soup, and fish is the nation's mainstay - grilled freshwater fish, wrapped in lettuce or spinach and dipped into a nutty fish sauce, is a particular speciality. 'Salad' dishes are flavoured with coriander, mint and lemongrass - three flavours which find their way into many Cambodian dishes. The French influence is best seen in the daily-baked bread. Sweet dishes include sticky rice cakes and jackfruit pudding. Tap water is best avoided, so stock up on mineral water, fruit-smoothy concoctions and the usual array of soft drinks. The proliferation of 'muscle wines' are best avoided.

91. Cambodian Cultural Topics cambodian Cultural Topics. cambodian Recent History and Contemporary Society An Introductory Course a set of hyperlinked essays http://www.seasite.niu.edu/khmer/cambodian_cultural_topics.htm

Cambodian Cultural Topics Cambodian Recent History and Contemporary Society: An Introductory Course - a set of hyperlinked essays with pictures, bibliography, and biographical sketches by Dr. Judy Ledgerwood on the political and social history of Cambodia in the last quarter century. Currently under construction.

92. Cambodian Language Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute at the University of Wisconsin, Madison June 14 through August 6, 2004. The Center for http://www.seasite.niu.edu/khmer/Default.htm

OVERVIEW LANGUAGE CULTURE SONG ... Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute at the University of Wisconsin, Madison: June 14 through August 6, 2004 The Center for Southeast Asian Studies is pleased to announce that we now offer Foreign Language Area Scholarships for the study of Khmer. About Fonts To view and use these pages, you will need to download and install two SEAsite Khmer fonts : SEAsite Khmer1 and SEAsite Khmer2 and the IPA font for phonetic pronunciation guidance. Click below IPA When they are saved, they should automatically install and work in your browser. If not, please check the various suggestions here Designed by: Kheang Leang Kheang Un Last update March 17, 2003 Center for Southeast Asian Studies Northern Illinois University

93. Cambodia : Society And Culture Cambodia Society and culture, Cambodia Society and culture homepage, Cambodia Society and culture web, Cambodia Society and culture net, information http://search.asiaco.com/Cambodia/Society_and_Culture/

Home Add Site Change URL Search A S I A C O , T H E A S I A S E A R C H E N G I N E Cambodia : Society and Culture Home Cambodia : Society and Culture Categories Environment and Nature Expatriates Organizations People ... Women Malaysia, Singapore. Search Mobile content click here: Sites Angkor Wat Cambodian Arts URL: http://asdg-99.umd.edu/cambodia/angkor.htm Cambodia Information Links to Cambodia Information URL: http://sunsite.nus.sg/SEAlinks/cambodia-info.html Cambodian Information Center Homepage Cambodian information as well as homepages of Khmer and friends around the World URL: http://www.cambodia.org/ Cambodian Network Directory News about Cambodia to all Cambodians and friends of Cambodia. URL: http://www.khmernet.com/index.html Kampuchea.com Cambodia guide to the people of Kampuchea, Khmer. URL: http://www.kampuchea.com/ Kingdom of Cambodia Homepage with information on geography, population, economics and politics. URL: http://www.asean.or.id/clm/cam/c_menu.htm ORIGINS OF ANGKOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT A multi-disciplinary research project URL: http://www.otago.ac.nz/Anthropology/Angkor/index.html

94. Constitution Of Cambodia Chapter V. Economy. Article 56 The Kingdom of Cambodia shall adopt market economy system. Chapter VI. Education, culture, Social Affairs. http://www.cambodia.org/facts/constitution.html

This page is under construction. Please send an mistakes that you notice to cambodia@best.com , thank you. Constitution of Cambodia Preamble Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III ... Chapter XIV Preamble We, the people of Cambodia Accustomed to having been an outstanding civilization, a prosperous, large, flourishing and glorious nation, with high prestige radiating line a diamond Having declined grievously during the past two decades, having gone through suffering and destruction, and having been weakened terribly, Having awakened and resolutely rallied and determined to unite for the consolidation of national unity, the preservation and defense of Cambodia's territory and precious sovereignty and the fine Angkor civilization, and the restoration of Cambodia into an " Island of Peace" based on multi-party liberal democratic responsibility for the nation's future destiny of moving toward perpetual progress, development, prosperity, and glory, WITH THIS RESOLUTE WILL We inscribe the following as the Constitution of the Kingdom of Cambodia: CHAPTER 1 Sovereignty Article 1- Cambodia is a Kingdom with a King who shall rule according to the Constitution and to the principles of liberal democracy and pluralism.

95. Cambodian Cultural Village - Quick Photos cambodian Cultural Village. On the road from the Siem Reap airport to Siem Reap town here are a few hasty shots made while learning to use my digital camera. http://jinja.apsara.org/travels/culturalvillage/

Cambodian Cultural Village On the road from the Siem Reap airport to Siem Reap town: here are a few hasty shots made while learning to use my digital camera. While Chou Ta-Kuan's accounts may refer to some female nudity in the Angkor era, this artist takes enthusiasm in historical depiction Why look, here's the man himself! This Chinese account is a rare account of Angkor near the full height of the empire. Cham display. Madame Tussaud's it ain't, but they're trying. Classic singers - Sin Si Simuth and... can't make out the plaque. Below: the audience watching them. Phnong display. The photo I expect most foreigners will pay attention to. There's no Khmer Rouge era display, but this is the UNTAC one. My take? UNTAC soldiers did a lot more than hang out in brothels, but they did contribute to a boom in prostitution. This is perhaps the closest the display gets to the rather violent last quarter century. (Who wants to see negative stuff on their day off, anyway?) But hey, there's more! Towering over the whole village is a replica of Phnom Kulen. No landmines on this one!

96. [ Welcome To The Cambodia Site! ] The culture. Thankfully, much of Cambodia s cultural heritage survived the Khmer Rouge s clean slate approach to history. Along http://homepage.eircom.net/~cambodia/culture.htm

Search MSN: Home Introduction Part I Introduction Part II Introduction Part III ... Contact The Culture Thankfully, much of Cambodia's cultural heritage survived the Khmer Rouge's 'clean slate' approach to history. Along with the estimated two million Cambodians who died, millions of artefacts, statues and books were destroyed, but famous examples of Angkorian-era architecture like Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom emerged relatively unscathed. The National Museum in Phnom Penh is the best place to see examples of Khmer sculpture, in particular the beautifully depicted Hindu deities. The country's most tangible link with its glorious past is its highly stylised royal ballet, traditionally linked to the dance of Thailand, Java and India. Dance was also threatened by the Pol Pot years, with only one seamstress surviving to pass on the ancient techniques of costume design. Theravada Buddhism is Cambodia's dominant religion. Khmer is the official language - it's a tricky one to learn, but a little will go a long way. English is fast becoming the dominant second language, overtaking French, which is still spoken by many people who grew up before the 1970s. In general, Khmer cuisine is similar to Thai, but with fewer spices. A Cambodian meal almost always includes a soup, and fish is the nation's mainstay - grilled freshwater fish, wrapped in lettuce or spinach and dipped into a nutty fish sauce, is a particular speciality. 'Salad' dishes are flavoured with coriander, mint and lemongrass - three flavours which find their way into many Cambodian dishes. The French influence is best seen in the daily-baked bread. Sweet dishes include sticky rice cakes and jackfruit pudding. Tap water is best avoided, so stock up on mineral water, fruit-smoothy concoctions and the usual array of soft drinks. The proliferation of 'muscle wines' are best avoided.

97. Tourismcambodia: People The ethnic groups that constitute cambodian society possess a number of economic but they also preserve differences in their social and cultural institutions. http://www.tourismcambodia.com/CamFacts/people_cult.htm

Home Yellow Page Tours Hotels ... FAQ Cambodia Facts History Geography People Culture ... Government Before you go Clothing Health Communications Learn Khmer Tourists information Foreign Embassies Airlines Accommodation Entertainment ... Shopping Tourist Attractions Phnom Penh City Angkor Wat Complex Sihanoukville (Beach...) Rotanakiri (Minorities) Maps Cambodia Map Phnom Penh Map Siem Reap Map Sihanoukville Map Khmer People Ethnic Composition The population of Cambodia today is about 10 million. About 90-95 percent of the people are Khmer ethnic. The remaining 5-10 percent include Chinese-Khmers Khmer Islam or Chams , ethnic hill-tribe people, known as the Khmer Loeu and Vietnamese . About 10 percent of the population lives in Phnom Penh, the capital, making Cambodia largely a country of rural dwellers, farmers and artisans.

98. Cambodia Tourist Guides - Culture Cambodia Tourist Guides. culture. Thankfully, much of Cambodia s cultural heritage survived the Khmer Rouge s clean slate approach to history. http://www.sino.net/cambodia-tourist-guides/culture.html

201 users online discount hotels in asia - thailand Hotels in Asia Australia hotels Thailand Hotels Vietnam Hotels Japan Hotels Cambodia Tourist Guides Culture Thankfully, much of Cambodia's cultural heritage survived the Khmer Rouge's 'clean slate' approach to history. Along with the estimated two million Cambodians who died, millions of artefacts, statues and books were destroyed, but famous examples of Angkorian-era architecture like Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom emerged relatively unscathed. The National Museum in Phnom Penh is the best place to see examples of Khmer sculpture, in particular the beautifully depicted Hindu deities. The country's most tangible link with its glorious past is its highly stylised royal ballet, traditionally linked to the dance of Thailand, Java and India. Dance was also threatened by the Pol Pot years, with only one seamstress surviving to pass on the ancient techniques of costume design. Theravada Buddhism is Cambodia's dominant religion. Khmer is the official language - it's a tricky one to learn, but a little will go a long way. English is fast becoming the dominant second language, overtaking French, which is still spoken by many people who grew up before the 1970s. In general, Khmer cuisine is similar to Thai, but with fewer spices. A Cambodian meal almost always includes a soup, and fish is the nation's mainstay - grilled freshwater fish, wrapped in lettuce or spinach and dipped into a nutty fish sauce, is a particular speciality. 'Salad' dishes are flavoured with coriander, mint and lemongrass - three flavours which find their way into many Cambodian dishes. The French influence is best seen in the daily-baked bread. Sweet dishes include sticky rice cakes and jackfruit pudding. Tap water is best avoided, so stock up on mineral water, fruit-smoothy concoctions and the usual array of soft drinks. The proliferation of 'muscle wines' are best avoided.

99. United Cambodian Association Of Minnesota All rights reserved. The pictures and linked contents are the properties of their respective copy right owners. UCAM is a non profit organization. http://www.ucam.us/Announcements/Announcements.asp

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