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Temple of Wat Phou - Laos
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Archeology
Found a hundred-year-old ancient statue at Angkor
According to Angkor's governing body, the newly discovered statue, nearly 2 meters tall, was carved from the end of the 12th century to the beginning of the 13th century…
Archeology
5 ancient cities were discovered after thousands of years missing
According to the International Business Times, only in 2016, scientists found many ancient areas buried for thousands of years.
Archeology
Discover the world's largest empire in Cambodia
Archaeologists have discovered many ancient strongholds near Cambodia's Angkor Wat ruins, according to The Guardian.
Archeology
Mysterious tower populations buried beneath Angkor Wat temple
Australian archaeologists' research shows the existence of mysterious towers beneath the temple of Angkor Wat.
Archeology
The mysterious cemetery on the cliff is 100 meters high
More than a hundred urns and many coffins containing skeletons are placed on the cliffs in Cambodia's remote forest for centuries, holding the secrets of a mysterious na…
Archeology
Treasure in the ancient city of Cambodia
Experts say there may be a huge treasure in high mounds, believed to be ancient tombs, and dozens of temples in the 1,200-year-old city of Mahendraparvata recently disco…
Archeology
How did the Khmer Empire perish?
Climate change may be the indirect cause of the collapse of the Khmer kingdom in Cambodia nearly 600 years ago.
Archeology
Urban rampant may have exterminated Angkor Wat
A new map based on satellite data revealed Cambodia's Angkor Wat temple is the center of one of the world's largest pre-industrial cities. They also open the light for A…
Environment
Cambodia's ancient capital declined due to drought
Severe droughts are one of the reasons Angkor, the world's largest city during the pre-industrial revolution, declined and disappeared.
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Vietnam salt copper is at the top of the most beautiful sunset view
The Daily Mail selects the most stunning sunsets in the world, including salt fields in Vietnam.
AI - Artificial intelligence
10 most outstanding scientific events in 2016
2016 marked many brilliant achievements in the fields of archeology, physics, astronomy and medicine, creating memorable scientific milestones.
New technology
Cambodia itself produces electric cars, cost less than 200 million
Heng Development of Cambodia has officially launched a car with two seats completely produced in the country.