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Advisory: Reports from the capitol city indicate that contacts there are warm and friendly, though tourists should still be cautious. Prostitution is illegal. Sexual activity with minors is a foolish transgression of international laws.
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Once the heart of a magnificent kingdom that stretched from Vietnam through Thailand, Cambodia is home to a true world wonder -- the jungle-tangled ruins of Angkor and its complex of Hindu and Buddhist temples, palaces, and sanctuaries – that, in its day, dwarfed any city in western civilization.
Today, having survived centuries of war and strife, the land and its people are once again at peace and no tourist to the region should miss a chance to explore its historic relics and its lush green countryside, home to unspoiled nature and unforgettable encounters.
Almost all transactions are in US dollars or Cambodia riel. Traditional markets will take Thai baht. Most hotels, and some guesthouses and restaurants, accept credit cards. Cash advances on credit cards are available at banks. Moneychangers, found around markets, can change other denominations into US dollars. It is a good idea to carry small riel notes for moto (motorcycle taxi), cyclos, snacks and small purchases. Moto drivers who speak English are a good source of information.
St 240, Phnom Penh, (855-23) 986-086, FAX (855-23) 427-352, email. A gay-and-lesbian-friendly travel agency established in Cambodia in 1996. They provide all services expected from a tour operator, with packages including Phnom Penh, Sambor Prey Kuk, Siem Reap/Angkor Wat and Beng Mealea.
(66-2) 634-0273, FAX (66-2) 267-2150, email. Asia's oldest and largest gay travel company. Purple Dragon offers hundreds of options using local English-speaking guides throughout Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, India and China. Offices in Bangkok, Phuket and Siem Reap (Angkor Wat). Utopia Member Discount
Kep
Kep is located on the ocean at Cambodia's southern border with Vietnam. A former seaside playground for wealthy French and Cambodians, it is now returning to popularity with recent development and investment. There is a large national park here, bountiful seafood, and island of Koh Thonsay is a short boat ride away.
Population is over 60,000 (that's about 2,500 Utopians).
Sihanoukville Gay Guide
14 Mikthona St, Sankat 4 DevaRaja Villa Hotel, 016-314-522, email. Expert gay guide to the sights of Sihanoukville and the surrounding area. One-on-one personalized trips to Ream National Park, the islands, Kbal Chay waterfall, Otres Beach and Prek Tek Sap River. For a fun and interesting day exploring the natural beauty of Cambodia, rely on your Sihanoukville Gay Guide. Utopia Member Discount
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Blue Storm (mixed)
Space-age decor with blacklight (hey, its Cambodia). Dance mix after 10:30pm. Handsome waiters and transgender guests add gay spice to the happy crowd. Friendly management is in the know about the local scene.
In Sihanoukville, you will easily meet new friends on the beaches and in cafes and restaurants in the town.
QUNCI VILLAS, a tropical resort on the island of Lombak, Indonesia...
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QUNCI VILLAS, a tropical resort on the island of Lombak, Indonesia...
