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Cambodia e-Gov Homepage
Community Information Web Portal Cambodia: Constitutional Council of Cambodia: Council for the Development of Cambodia, CDC: Department of Energy Technique (more...)
Community Information Web Portal Cambodia
The Community Information Web Portal of Cambodia is a Khmer-language website which provides information on a wide range of development-related topics, and supports 22 Community ... (more...)
GoCambodia: Cambodia/Khmer ? Trademark/Company Registration ...
Web hosting and design service provides information about its services, domain and trademark registration, plus a guide to the country, including its government and people, laws ... (more...)
Portal:Cambodia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Kingdom of Cambodia is a constitutional monarchy in Southeast Asia with a population of over 13 million people. Most Cambodians are Therevada Buddhists of Khmer extraction. (more...)
Portal:Cambodia - Wikinews, the free news source
Welcome to Wikinews Cambodia. For more information about writing and editing see the Newsroom. Refresh to see the latest articles. RSS. Latest news (more...)
Cambodia Visa Application - Tourist Visas, Business Visas, Expedited ...
Travisa; Passport and Visa Services. This is the site for the latest Travel Information and the most complete collection of on-line Visa Applications on the web. (more...)
Portal:Cambodia/Featured article/Archive - Wikipedia, the free ...
Removed to archives on 4 July 2007. Phnom Penh (Khmer: ???????; official Romanization: Phnum Pénh; IPA: [p?num pe??]) is the largest, most populous and capital ... (more...)
Welcome to Cambodia
The 600 years saw powerful Khmer kings dominate much of present-day Southeast Asia, from the borders of Myanmar east to the South China Sea and north to Laos. (more...)
Cambodian Information Center (CIC) Homepage
Cambodian Information Center, non-profit and neutral, news announcements and other information related to Cambodia (more...)
Welcome to Cambodia
Greetings and Civilities: hello: joom reab suor/suor sdei: please: suom: how are you? Tau neak sok sapbaiyjea te? Very well: sok touk jea thom ... (more...)