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Hundreds of Cambodians have celebrated the unusual wedding of two snakes, in the belief the nuptials will bring those attending prosperity and peace.

Serpent bride Chamreun, a 16ft-long (4.8m) python weighing 200lb (90kg), wed her smaller mate in a village just south of the capital Phnom Penh.

PHNOM PENH, July 5 (Xinhua) -- Cambodian government said Monday that the country needs strong protection to safeguards its cultural heritage and that it needs both bilateral and multiple cooperation, especially in the Asian region.

Delivering speech at the opening of the Asian Parliamentary Assembly (APA) on "Protection and Respecting Cultural Diversity", Him Chhem, Cambodia's Minister of Culture and Fine Arts said Cambodia is a small country, but it ... Read More

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Friday, July 2, 2010; 6:02 AM

SYDNEY (Reuters Life!) - The buzz around eco travel has never been stronger but now you can combine sustainability with style, off-set your carbon footprint without sacrificing luxury, and enjoy a wilderness break without having to rough it.

Boutique hotel specialists Mr & Mrs Smith (http://www.mrandmrssmith.com) has come up with 10 green getaways from eco-smart designer dens to hotels with a heart. Thi ... Read More

Ponheary Ly helps provide school uniforms, supplies and other services to more than 2,000 Cambodian children.

To be exact, 48,473 people voted when Explore, an adventure travel company based in the United Kingdom, asked readers for "Seven Wondrous Experiences of the World".  The goal: to identify experience ... Read More