Comments on: Rattanakiri: Banlung to Virachey, Voen Sai, by Boat to Taveng, Cemetary in Kachon, Tribal Villages on the Way Back http://cambodia.mellenthin.de/archives/2006/03/26/banlung-to-virachey-voen-sai-by-boat-to-taveng-cemetary-in-kachon-tribal-villages-on-the-way-back/ Travel notes by Stefan Thu, 16 Dec 2010 19:38:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: waye http://cambodia.mellenthin.de/archives/2006/03/26/banlung-to-virachey-voen-sai-by-boat-to-taveng-cemetary-in-kachon-tribal-villages-on-the-way-back/comment-page-1/#comment-15724 waye Tue, 25 Apr 2006 04:34:40 +0000 http://cambodia.mellenthin.de/archives/2006/03/26/banlung-to-virachey-voen-sai-by-boat-to-taveng-cemetary-in-kachon-tribal-villages-on-the-way-back/#comment-15724 Thank you for leaving a message to me, I really appreciate it. It's a pitty that the tradidtional Chinese info of Cambodia is much less than English. That's why my blog is wirtten in tradidtional Chinese, although it's not all about Cambodia. In one of my weblog of the siem reap series, I introduce your Cambodia Log, so there is a URL link to here. The taiwanese tourist's travel pattern is much more different than the westerners. The backpacker's experience is so important for one who want to travel alone. Thanks for people like you explore one place that deeply , widely and note it carefully, let us know this world better. Thank you for leaving a message to me, I really appreciate it.

It’s a pitty that the tradidtional Chinese info of Cambodia is much less than English. That’s why my blog is wirtten in tradidtional Chinese, although it’s not all about Cambodia.
In one of my weblog of the siem reap series, I introduce your Cambodia Log, so there is a URL link to here.

The taiwanese tourist’s travel pattern is much more different than the westerners. The backpacker’s experience is so important for one who want to travel alone.
Thanks for people like you explore one place that deeply , widely and note it carefully, let us know this world better.

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