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The Royal Palace of Phnom Penh illuminated at night with visitors gathered on the lawns and walkways

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One Day in Phnom Penh: A Flexible Itinerary for First-Time Visitors

Have just a single day to spend in Cambodia’s capital city? Phnom Penh is packed

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Which Wat? Choosing your Angkor Adventure

If you are visiting Angkor Wat for the first (or even the second) time, you

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The Best Treat in Siem Reap

I almost never write just about a single restaurant, but the Fresh Fruit Factory in

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Siem Reap: Highlights

It’s been nearly five years since I was last in Siem Reap, and while much

Sunrise Over the Ruins

Along with about a thousand of our closest friends in Siem Reap, we woke up

A World on Stilts

We journeyed out into the Cambodian countryside today, trusting our tuk-tuk driver to take us,

Angkor Wat!

We took on the big one today: Angkor Wat, definitely the most famous of the

First Day in the Ruins

J and I woke up early this morning to make our first trip to Angkor.

Happy New Year!

It will be 2017 in just over an hour, but J and I might not

Blue, red, and turquoise floral tile panel in the Crosscurrents exhibition at Singapore's Asian Civilisations Museum

Objects Across Empires: Crosscurrents at Singapore’s Asian Civilisations Museum

If you're curious about Islamic art and excited to start comparing everything from bowls to...

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Singapore by MRT and LRT: View of Marina Bay, the ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, and Singapore's skyline near Promenade MRT

Singapore by MRT & LRT: Every Line, Every Station

Over the course of seven years, I have visited every Singapore MRT and LRT station,...

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Large bronze rhinoceros and elephant sculptures outside the Keppel MRT station on Singapore's Circle Line

Singapore by MRT: The Circle Line, Prince Edward Road to Keppel

The Circle Line has finally become a circle! With three new stations in the south,...

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Historic Sankyo Storehouses in Sakata, Japan, where rice was once stored for shipment across the country

Things to Do in Sakata, Japan: Seafood, Storehouses, Massive Mascots, and More

I love it when a place surprises you. I had zero expectations for Sakata, a...

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Historic ryokans lining a canal in Ginzan Onsen, Tohoku, Japan, on a cold winter day

Tohoku Beyond the Snow: Temples, Onsens, and Village Life

When I signed up for a winter tour in Tohoku, I told everyone I was...

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Line of snowshoers crossing a vast snow-covered field in Tohoku, Japan, during a winter tour with Walk Japan

Deep Winter in Tohoku: Snowshoeing With Walk Japan

There are many ways to explore Japan, but one of the most unusual has to...

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