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		<title>PODCAST 15/24: HUA NOK, I CONCORSI DI CANTO DEGLI UCCELLI</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Thomas Gennaro]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 13 May 2024 09:19:01 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>Clicca QUI per ascoltare il PODCAST in italiano sui concorsi canori degli uccelli Thailandesi Si tengono in tutta la Thailandia ma sono particolarmente popolari nel sud del paese, da Koh Samui a Phuket, da Krabi a Yala, Narathiwat e Pattani: le gare colorate e tradizionali di canto degli uccelli, chiamate Hua Nok, sono una parte affascinante della cultura thailandese. Migliaia di spettatori affollano i maggiori concorsi, con centinaia di concorrenti provenienti dalla Thailandia, dalla Malesia e da Singapore. Per leggere l’articolo sui concorsi canori degi uccelli Thailandesi, CLICCARE QUI. Seguici su PERCORSI DI VIAGGIO, i podcast di chi ama viaggiare! &#160;</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/podcast-15-24-hua-nok-i-concorsi-di-canto-degli-uccelli/">PODCAST 15/24: HUA NOK, I CONCORSI DI CANTO DEGLI UCCELLI</a> appeared first on <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/">Asian Itinerary</a>.</p>
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<p class="p1"><span class="s1">Si tengono in tutta la <strong><a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/category/thailandia/">Thailandia</a></strong> ma sono particolarmente popolari nel sud del paese, da <strong>Koh Samui</strong> a <strong><a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/category/thailandia/phuket-thailandia/">Phuket</a></strong>, da <strong><a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/category/thailandia/krabi-thailandia/">Krabi</a></strong> a <strong>Yala</strong>, <strong>Narathiwat</strong> e <strong>Pattani</strong>: le gare colorate e tradizionali di canto degli uccelli, chiamate <strong>Hua Nok</strong>, sono una parte affascinante della cultura thailandese. Migliaia di spettatori affollano i maggiori concorsi, con centinaia di concorrenti provenienti dalla <strong><a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/category/thailandia/">Thailandia</a></strong>, dalla <strong><a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/category/malesia/">Malesia</a></strong> e da <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/category/singapore-it/"><strong>Singapore</strong></a>.</span></p>
<h3>Per leggere l’articolo su<span class="s1">i concorsi canori degi uccelli Thailandesi</span>, <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/hua-nok-i-concorsi-di-canto-degli-uccelli-thailandesi/">CLICCARE QUI</a>.</h3>
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<h2 class="p1"><b>Seguici su </b><a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/5kJ0Gk4NNMN9VwUDyCOmh0"><b>PERCORSI DI VIAGGIO</b></a><b>, i podcast di chi ama viaggiare!</b></h2>
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<p>The post <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/podcast-15-24-hua-nok-i-concorsi-di-canto-degli-uccelli/">PODCAST 15/24: HUA NOK, I CONCORSI DI CANTO DEGLI UCCELLI</a> appeared first on <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/">Asian Itinerary</a>.</p>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Thomas Gennaro]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 06 Jun 2017 21:15:58 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>Buone notizie! La prossima volta che prenoti un viaggio o un soggiorno, puoi ricevere un rimborso di € 15! Ti basta prenotare tramite il link qui sotto, e dopo il soggiorno Booking.com te lo invierà subito. https://www.booking.com/s/krabim50 Ricorda che hai diritto al rimborso solo se usi questo link! Nell&#8217;ambito del programma &#8220;Presentaci un amico&#8221; di Booking.com, i clienti di Booking.com che hanno effettuato una prenotazione (qui denominati &#8220;Promotori&#8221;) vengono invitati a guadagnare dei Bonus di presentazione invitando a loro volta Persone presentate (come descritto di seguito) a utilizzare i servizi di prenotazione online di Booking.com. I seguenti Termini del programma &#8220;Presentaci un amico&#8221; di Booking.com si applicano alla Persona che presenta e alla Persona presentata (congiuntamente definite &#8220;Partecipanti&#8221;) che partecipano al programma &#8220;Presentaci un amico&#8221; di Booking.com. Partecipando al programma &#8220;Presentaci un amico&#8221; di Booking.com, la Persona presentata accetta che Booking.com abbia la facoltà di mostrare, a sua sola discrezione, il nome di battesimo della Persona presentata e lo status della Prenotazione Idonea nell&#8217;account personale della Persona che presenta, allo scopo di informare quest&#8217;ultimo sullo stato del Bonus di presentazione guadagnato. Booking.com non rivelerà il nome della struttura ricettiva, né le date di check-in e check-out. Una prenotazione è considerata &#8220;Prenotazione idonea&#8221; quando viene effettuata cliccando sul Link di presentazione, e quando l&#8217;importo totale della prenotazione effettuata su Booking.com (esclusi eventuali costi aggiuntivi pagati direttamente alla struttura durante il soggiorno) ammonta ad almeno 2 volte il valore del Bonus di presentazione che la Persona presentata può guadagnare. Ai fini del Bonus di presentazione, Booking.com considererà una sola Prenotazione idonea per Persona presentata. Booking.com™ Booking.com B.V., parte del gruppo Priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN), possiede e gestisce Booking.com™, compagnia leader nel mondo nel settore delle prenotazioni online. Su Booking.com vengono prenotati oltre 1.200.000 pernottamenti ogni giorno e il sito web è visitato da 30 milioni di persone ogni mese per ragioni di affari o di piacere. Fondata nel 1996, Booking.com B.V. garantisce i migliori prezzi per qualsiasi tipo di struttura, dal piccolo B&#38;B a conduzione familiare all’appartamento o alla lussuosa suite a 5 stelle. Il sito di Booking.com è davvero internazionale: è disponibile in più di 40 lingue e offre 1.290.438 strutture attive in 227 paesi e territori.</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/booking-com-special-offer/">Offerta speciale di Booking.com !</a> appeared first on <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/">Asian Itinerary</a>.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="150" height="150" src="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/booking.com_-150x150.jpg" class="attachment-thumbnail size-thumbnail wp-post-image" alt="" style="margin-bottom: 15px;" decoding="async" loading="lazy" srcset="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/booking.com_-150x150.jpg 150w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/booking.com_-75x75.jpg 75w" sizes="(max-width: 150px) 100vw, 150px" /></div><p>Buone notizie! La prossima volta che prenoti un viaggio o un soggiorno, puoi ricevere un rimborso di € 15! Ti basta prenotare tramite il link qui sotto, e dopo il soggiorno Booking.com te lo invierà subito.</p>
<p><strong><a href="https://www.booking.com/s/krabim50" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.booking.com/s/krabim50</a></strong></p>
<p>Ricorda che hai diritto al rimborso solo se usi questo link!</p>
<p>Nell&#8217;ambito del programma &#8220;Presentaci un amico&#8221; di Booking.com, i clienti di Booking.com che hanno effettuato una prenotazione (qui denominati &#8220;Promotori&#8221;) vengono invitati a guadagnare dei Bonus di presentazione invitando a loro volta Persone presentate (come descritto di seguito) a utilizzare i servizi di prenotazione online di Booking.com. I seguenti Termini del programma &#8220;Presentaci un amico&#8221; di Booking.com si applicano alla Persona che presenta e alla Persona presentata (congiuntamente definite &#8220;Partecipanti&#8221;) che partecipano al programma &#8220;Presentaci un amico&#8221; di Booking.com.</p>
<p>Partecipando al programma &#8220;Presentaci un amico&#8221; di Booking.com, la Persona presentata accetta che Booking.com abbia la facoltà di mostrare, a sua sola discrezione, il nome di battesimo della Persona presentata e lo status della Prenotazione Idonea nell&#8217;account personale della Persona che presenta, allo scopo di informare quest&#8217;ultimo sullo stato del Bonus di presentazione guadagnato. Booking.com non rivelerà il nome della struttura ricettiva, né le date di check-in e check-out.</p>
<p>Una prenotazione è considerata &#8220;Prenotazione idonea&#8221; quando viene effettuata cliccando sul Link di presentazione, e quando l&#8217;importo totale della prenotazione effettuata su Booking.com (esclusi eventuali costi aggiuntivi pagati direttamente alla struttura durante il soggiorno) ammonta ad almeno 2 volte il valore del Bonus di presentazione che la Persona presentata può guadagnare. Ai fini del Bonus di presentazione, Booking.com considererà una sola Prenotazione idonea per Persona presentata.</p>
<p>Booking.com™</p>
<p>Booking.com B.V., parte del gruppo Priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN), possiede e gestisce Booking.com™, compagnia leader nel mondo nel settore delle prenotazioni online. Su Booking.com vengono prenotati oltre 1.200.000 pernottamenti ogni giorno e il sito web è visitato da 30 milioni di persone ogni mese per ragioni di affari o di piacere.</p>
<p>Fondata nel 1996, Booking.com B.V. garantisce i migliori prezzi per qualsiasi tipo di struttura, dal piccolo B&amp;B a conduzione familiare all’appartamento o alla lussuosa suite a 5 stelle. Il sito di Booking.com è davvero internazionale: è disponibile in più di 40 lingue e offre 1.290.438 strutture attive in 227 paesi e territori.</p>
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		<title>Vinci un viaggio a Krabi</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Thomas Gennaro]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 07 Oct 2015 19:32:35 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>Desiderate una breve fuga sulle spiagge tropicali di Krabi, situata nel sud della Thailandia? Vi piacerebbe di vedere un vostro lavoro pubblicato su alcune delle più promettenti riviste on-line e cartacce della Thailandia e dell’Asia? Travelasia.guide e Krabi Magazine stanno collaborando per offrirvi la possibilità di vincere un viaggio nel paradiso tropicale di Krabi, in Thailandia. Il concorso è semplice: siamo alla ricerca di una storia che ispiri il viaggio, una storia che ha avuto luogo in Asia. Una storia di un’esperienza vissuta purchè abbia come protagonista o come sfondo l’Asia, sia reale e sia priva di contenuti volgari o a sfondo politico. Il concorso è suddiviso in quattro categorie: 2 categorie racconto: • Viaggi in Asia in generale • Viaggi a Krabi o in Thailandia 2 Categorie fotografia: • Fotoritratti Asiatici • Fotografia in Asia Per le categorie racconto ogni testo deve essere in lingua Inglese e non deve essere inferiore a 1000 parole. Per le categorie fotografiche ogni partecipante deve inviare almeno 10 foto accuratamente descritte in lingua Inglese. Tutto il materiale deve essere inviato via email a contest@travelasia.guide o a joe@krabi-magazine.com Per il vincitore di ogni categoria i premi saranno i seguenti: Categoria Viaggi in Asia in generale: Un soggiorno a Krabi di 5 notti presso l’hotel Nakamanda, una cena a menu fisso presso il ristorante Sabai Ba Bar, passeggiata a dorso di elefante all’ Elephant Camp Nosey Parker. Categoria Viaggi in Thailandia: Un soggiorno a Krabi di 5 notti presso l’hotel Aonang Silver Orchid Resort, una cena a menu fisso presso il ristorante Umberto’s, escursione di una giornata intera all’isola di Phi Phi Island by speed boat. Categoria Fotografia in Asia: Un soggiorno a Krabi di 5 notti presso l’hotel Aonang Cliff Beach Resort, una cena a menu fisso presso il ristorante Jenna’s Bistro, un trattamento spa di mezza giornata presso la Warerak Spa. Un soggiorno a Krabi di 5 notti presso l’hotel Aonang Cliff Beach Resort, una cena a menu fisso presso il ristorante Jenna’s bistro, un trattamento spa di mezza giornata presso la Warerak Spa. Categoria Ritratti Asiatici: Un soggiorno a Krabi di 5 notti presso l’hotel Phra Nang Inn Resort, una cena presso il ristorante Lae Lai Grill, una escursione di una giornata intera Phang Nga tour con esperienza di canoa. Tutti i lavori devono indicare chiaramente la categoria alla quale intendono partecipare. Tutti i lavori devono pervenire entro il 31 dicembre 2015. I vincitori saranno dichiarati 31 Gen 2016 **I voli per domestici ed internazionali non sono compresi** Gli articoli e le foto vincenti saranno pubblicati nei numeri di febbraio e marzo di Krabi Magazine (www.krabi-magazine.com) nonchè sui siti travelasia.guide, i vincitori verranno avvisati via email della pubblicazione. I vincitori saranno dichiarati 31 Gen 2016 Ogni vincitore di ogni categoria è obbligato a scrivere una recensione della loro esperienza in Thailandia che verranno pubblicati sui siti www.travelasia.guide or www.krabi-magazine.com I premi possono essere riscossi da aprile 2016 a novembre 2016 Si prega di notare tutto il materiale sottoposto all’esame in questo concorso può essere pubblicato sui siti www.travelasia.guide o www.krabi-magazine.com Utilizzo delle immagini Le fotografie rimarranno di esclusiva proprietà dell’autore che autorizza il promotore a utilizzarle, riprodurle e pubblicarle con qualsiasi mezzo a titolo gratuito (escluso utilizzo a soli fini pubblicitari) e senza limiti di tempo; in particolare, ma non in senso limitativo, sui siti internet del promotore, social network, newsletter. Ogni autore s’impegna a non pretendere alcun compenso economico per l’eventuale pubblicazione delle fotografie su riviste, giornali, siti web e/o social network. Responsabilità La responsabilità sui contenuti caricati è da attribuirsi agli autori dei contenuti stessi. Il promotore declina ogni responsabilità sulle immagini inviate dagli utenti e su eventuali violazioni del copyright. In ogni caso i fotografi partecipanti si obbligano a tenere manlevato e indenne Krabi Magazine e Travelasia.com da ogni pretesa, domanda, responsabilità, e in generale da ogni e qualsiasi diritto o pretesa di terzi concernenti e riconducibili ai contenuti. Il promotore si riserva il diritto di non pubblicare immagini il cui contenuto tratti di pornografia, violenza o intolleranza razziale; sia lesivo della privacy altrui o dell’immagine, della reputazione e dell’onorabilità di persone terze o delle leggi; sia volgare, razzista, classista o comunque reprensibile; possa arrecare danno, in qualsivoglia modo, a minori d’età. I lavori potranno essere rimossi dal promotore, a suo insindacabile giudizio e senza preavviso e senza pretesa di rimborso. &#160;</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="150" height="150" src="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Maya-Bay-in-Phi-Phi-Island-150x150.jpg" class="attachment-thumbnail size-thumbnail wp-post-image" alt="" style="margin-bottom: 15px;" decoding="async" loading="lazy" srcset="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Maya-Bay-in-Phi-Phi-Island-150x150.jpg 150w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Maya-Bay-in-Phi-Phi-Island-75x75.jpg 75w" sizes="(max-width: 150px) 100vw, 150px" /></div><p><span style="line-height: 1.5;">Desiderate una breve fuga sulle spiagge tropicali di Krabi, situata nel sud della Thailandia? Vi piacerebbe di vedere un vostro lavoro pubblicato su alcune delle più promettenti riviste on-line e cartacce della Thailandia e dell’Asia?</span></p>
<p><span style="line-height: 1.5;"><a href="http://Travelasia.guide" target="_blank">Travelasia.guide</a> </span> e <a href="http://krabi-magazine.com/" target="_blank">Krabi Magazine</a> stanno collaborando per offrirvi la possibilità di vincere un viaggio nel paradiso tropicale di Krabi, in Thailandia. Il concorso è semplice: siamo alla ricerca di una storia che ispiri il viaggio, una storia che ha avuto luogo in Asia. Una storia di un’esperienza vissuta purchè abbia come protagonista o come sfondo l’Asia, sia reale e sia priva di contenuti volgari o a sfondo politico.</p>
<p>Il concorso è suddiviso in quattro categorie:</p>
<p><strong>2 categorie racconto:</strong></p>
<p>• Viaggi in Asia in generale</p>
<p>• Viaggi a Krabi o in Thailandia</p>
<p><strong><span style="line-height: 1.5;">2 Categorie fotografia:</span></strong></p>
<p><span style="line-height: 1.5;">• Fotoritratti Asiatici</span></p>
<p>• Fotografia in Asia</p>
<p><span style="line-height: 1.5;">Per le categorie racconto ogni testo deve essere in lingua Inglese e non deve essere inferiore a 1000 parole. Per le categorie fotografiche ogni partecipante deve inviare almeno 10 foto accuratamente descritte in lingua Inglese. </span></p>
<p><span style="line-height: 1.5;">Tutto il materiale deve essere inviato via email a </span><a style="line-height: 1.5;" href="mailto:contest@travelasia.guide" target="_blank">contest@travelasia.guide </a>o a<span style="line-height: 1.5;"> </span><a style="line-height: 1.5;" href="mailto:joe@krabi-magazine.com" target="_blank">joe@krabi-magazine.com</a></p>
<p>Per il vincitore di ogni categoria i premi saranno i seguenti:</p>
<p><strong>Categoria Viaggi in Asia in generale:</strong></p>
<p>Un soggiorno a Krabi di 5 notti presso l’hotel <a href="http://nakamanda.com/" target="_blank">Nakamanda</a>, una cena a menu fisso presso il ristorante <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sabai-Ba-Bar/146546838739340?fref=ts" target="_blank">Sabai Ba Bar</a>, passeggiata a dorso di elefante all’ <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nosey-Parkers-Elephant-Camp/418743264815928" target="_blank">Elephant Camp Nosey Parker</a>.</p>
<p><strong>Categoria Viaggi in Thailandia:</strong></p>
<p>Un soggiorno a Krabi di 5 notti presso l’hotel <a href="http://www.aonangsilverorchidresort.com/" target="_blank">Aonang Silver Orchid Resort</a>, una cena a menu fisso presso il ristorante <a href="https://www.facebook.com/umbertorestaurant" target="_blank">Umberto’s</a>, escursione di una giornata intera all’isola di <a href="http://travelasia.guide/listing/phi-phi-island-tour-by-speed-boat-full-day/" target="_blank">Phi Phi Island by speed boat</a>.</p>
<p><strong>Categoria Fotografia in Asia:</strong></p>
<p>Un soggiorno a Krabi di 5 notti presso l’hotel Aonang Cliff Beach Resort, una cena a menu fisso presso il ristorante Jenna’s Bistro, un trattamento spa di mezza giornata presso la Warerak Spa.</p>
<p>Un soggiorno a Krabi di 5 notti presso l’hotel <a href="http://www.aonangcliffbeach.com/" target="_blank">Aonang Cliff Beach Resort</a>, una cena a menu fisso presso il ristorante <a href="http://www.jennasbistro.com/" target="_blank">Jenna’s bistro</a>, un trattamento spa di mezza giornata presso la <a href="http://vacationvillage.co.th/wareerak/services_half-day-program.html" target="_blank">Warerak Spa</a>.</p>
<p><strong>Categoria Ritratti Asiatici:</strong></p>
<p>Un soggiorno a Krabi di 5 notti presso l’hotel <a href="http://vacationvillage.co.th/phrananginn/index.html" target="_blank">Phra Nang Inn Resort</a>, una cena presso il ristorante <a href="http://www.laelaygrill.com/" target="_blank">Lae Lai Grill</a>, una escursione di una giornata intera <a href="http://travelasia.guide/listing/james-bond-island-tour-with-canoe-full-day/" target="_blank">Phang Nga tour</a> con esperienza di canoa.</p>
<p>Tutti i lavori devono indicare chiaramente la categoria alla quale intendono partecipare.</p>
<p>Tutti i lavori devono pervenire entro il 31 dicembre 2015. I vincitori saranno dichiarati 31 Gen 2016</p>
<p>**I voli per domestici ed internazionali non sono compresi**</p>
<p>Gli articoli e le foto vincenti saranno pubblicati nei numeri di febbraio e marzo di Krabi Magazine (<a href="http://krabi-magazine.com/" target="_blank">www.krabi-magazine.com</a>) nonchè sui siti <a href="http://www.travelasia.guide/" target="_blank">travelasia.guide</a>, i vincitori verranno avvisati via email della pubblicazione.</p>
<p><span style="line-height: 1.5;">I vincitori saranno dichiarati 31 Gen 2016</span></p>
<p><span style="line-height: 1.5;">Ogni vincitore di ogni categoria è obbligato a scrivere una recensione della loro esperienza in Thailandia che verranno pubblicati sui siti</span><span style="line-height: 1.5;"> </span><a style="line-height: 1.5;" href="http://www.travelasia.guide/" target="_blank">www.travelasia.guide</a><span style="line-height: 1.5;"> or </span><a style="line-height: 1.5;" href="http://krabi-magazine.com/" target="_blank">www.krabi-magazine.com</a></p>
<p>I premi possono essere riscossi da aprile 2016 a novembre 2016</p>
<p>Si prega di notare tutto il materiale sottoposto all’esame in questo concorso può essere pubblicato sui siti <a href="http://www.travelasia.guide/" target="_blank">www.travelasia.guide</a> o <a href="http://krabi-magazine.com/" target="_blank">www.krabi-magazine.com</a></p>
<p><strong>Utilizzo delle immagini</strong></p>
<p>Le fotografie rimarranno di esclusiva proprietà dell’autore che autorizza il promotore a utilizzarle, riprodurle e pubblicarle con qualsiasi mezzo a titolo gratuito (escluso utilizzo a soli fini pubblicitari) e senza limiti di tempo; in particolare, ma non in senso limitativo, sui siti internet del promotore, social network, newsletter. Ogni autore s’impegna a non pretendere alcun compenso economico per l’eventuale pubblicazione delle fotografie su riviste, giornali, siti web e/o social network.</p>
<p><strong>Responsabilità</strong></p>
<p>La responsabilità sui contenuti caricati è da attribuirsi agli autori dei contenuti stessi. Il promotore declina ogni responsabilità sulle immagini inviate dagli utenti e su eventuali violazioni del copyright. In ogni caso i fotografi partecipanti si obbligano a tenere manlevato e indenne Krabi Magazine e Travelasia.com da ogni pretesa, domanda, responsabilità, e in generale da ogni e qualsiasi diritto o pretesa di terzi concernenti e riconducibili ai contenuti.</p>
<p>Il promotore si riserva il diritto di non pubblicare immagini il cui contenuto tratti di pornografia, violenza o intolleranza razziale; sia lesivo della privacy altrui o dell’immagine, della reputazione e dell’onorabilità di persone terze o delle leggi; sia volgare, razzista, classista o comunque reprensibile; possa arrecare danno, in qualsivoglia modo, a minori d’età.</p>
<p>I lavori potranno essere rimossi dal promotore, a suo insindacabile giudizio e senza preavviso e senza pretesa di rimborso.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 26 Jul 2015 12:08:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>Taiwanese artist, Sangpuy, will share his many musical similarities with the Dayaks of Borneo at the forthcoming Rainforest World Music Festival to be held from August 7 to 9. Believed to be the descendants of Austronesian tribes from Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Madagascar and the Pacific Islands, this Taiwanese aborigine will showcase his musical presentation reflecting one of the oldest surviving cultures that includes the practice of headhunting, a passion for tattoos, animism and reverence for the natural world. Bringing back the old traditional music of the aborigines of his country, Sangpuy’s music presentation creates a quiet spiritual atmosphere evoking the blessings of ancestors and the origins of life and sings in praise of ancient ceremonies from a time when the gods of the natural world were respected. Also known as Sangpuy Katatepan Mavaliyw, he describes himself as an old soul in a young body presenting the ancient music of the Pinuyumayan tribe. With his mesmerizing voice and unique chant combined with the traditional instruments of the Pinuyumayan, he staged a transcendent experience to bringing his audience to the place where the indigenous people see the wind as friend and live side by side with nature and its spirits. Sangpuy was born and raised in the Pinuyumayan community of Katatipul in Taitung and from early age he felt attracted to the music of the tribal people. He sees his music as a medium to promote and preserve the culture of his tribe and performs in music festivals and events in different countries including performing at Riddu Riddu music festival in Norway. “When we performed abroad, the response to our music was so overwhelmingly accepted that it has given me the strength to continue my path of traditional tribal music,” Sangpuy said. His debut album released in November 2012, contains 14 works of which seven are of ancient origin and the other half are new compositions which focuses on life, earth and the relationship with ancient spirits and human beings. On top of that, the Taiwanese artist also makes traditional instruments such as the nose flute and the mouth harp, a typical instrument which is used by Taiwan’s indigenous people and which makes a sound which is unique to the country. Festivals entrance tickets are now available online and for more information on the festival, please log on to its website at http://rwmf.net Watch a video of Sanpuy at http://asianitinerary.com/sangpuy-dayak-heritage-at-rwmf-2015/</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="150" height="150" src="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/RWMF2015-Sangpuy-PubPhoto3s-150x150.jpg" class="attachment-thumbnail size-thumbnail wp-post-image" alt="" style="margin-bottom: 15px;" decoding="async" loading="lazy" srcset="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/RWMF2015-Sangpuy-PubPhoto3s-150x150.jpg 150w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/RWMF2015-Sangpuy-PubPhoto3s-75x75.jpg 75w" sizes="(max-width: 150px) 100vw, 150px" /></div><p>Taiwanese artist, Sangpuy, will share his many musical similarities with the Dayaks of Borneo at the forthcoming Rainforest World Music Festival to be held from August 7 to 9.</p>
<p>Believed to be the descendants of Austronesian tribes from Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Madagascar and the Pacific Islands, this Taiwanese aborigine will showcase his musical presentation reflecting one of the oldest surviving cultures that includes the practice of headhunting, a passion for tattoos, animism and reverence for the natural world.</p>
<p>Bringing back the old traditional music of the aborigines of his country, Sangpuy’s music presentation creates a quiet spiritual atmosphere evoking the blessings of ancestors and the origins of life and sings in praise of ancient ceremonies from a time when the gods of the natural world were respected.</p>
<p>Also known as Sangpuy Katatepan Mavaliyw, he describes himself as an old soul in a young body presenting the ancient music of the Pinuyumayan tribe.</p>
<p>With his mesmerizing voice and unique chant combined with the traditional instruments of the Pinuyumayan, he staged a transcendent experience to bringing his audience to the place where the indigenous people see the wind as friend and live side by side with nature and its spirits.</p>
<p>Sangpuy was born and raised in the Pinuyumayan community of Katatipul in Taitung and from early age he felt attracted to the music of the tribal people. He sees his music as a medium to promote and preserve the culture of his tribe and performs in music festivals and events in different countries including performing at Riddu Riddu music festival in Norway.</p>
<p>“When we performed abroad, the response to our music was so overwhelmingly accepted that it has given me the strength to continue my path of traditional tribal music,” Sangpuy said.</p>
<p>His debut album released in November 2012, contains 14 works of which seven are of ancient origin and the other half are new compositions which focuses on life, earth and the relationship with ancient spirits and human beings.</p>
<p>On top of that, the Taiwanese artist also makes traditional instruments such as the nose flute and the mouth harp, a typical instrument which is used by Taiwan’s indigenous people and which makes a sound which is unique to the country.</p>
<p>Festivals entrance tickets are now available online and for more information on the festival, please log on to its website at <a href="http://rwmf.net" target="_blank">http://rwmf.net</a></p>
<p>Watch a video of Sanpuy at <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/sangpuy-dayak-heritage-at-rwmf-2015/" target="_blank">http://asianitinerary.com/sangpuy-dayak-heritage-at-rwmf-2015/</a></p>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 12 Jun 2015 13:05:53 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>Cambodian Living Arts’ Plae Pakaa Phnom Penh will return to the National Museum stage starting on Friday, June 12. This season the production features a brand new show: War of Indrajit &#8211; a tale from the Reamker presented in the rare, art form of Sbaek Thom, large shadow puppetry, recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible World Heritage. Creative Industries Manager, Melissa Im said: &#8220;The decision to add a new show, specifically ancient large shadow puppets is exciting for our team. Sbaek Thom is unique in that it both connects Cambodia to other forms of shadow puppetry in the ASEAN region but also serves as a signature of the country due to the size and individuality of each puppet. In February we hosted two special previews of the piece, which was received with enthusiasm from a packed house on both nights. We are thrilled to provide this opportunity to our visitors.” This new season will also welcome back internationally-acclaimed troupe, Children of Bassac, performing their lively traditional dance show with new dances in the lineup, and Yike Amatak, performing their gripping musical drama, Mak Therng. This season will run from June 12 to the end of August, with three performances each week: &#8211; Fridays – Cambodian Opera, Mak Therng by Yike Amatak &#8211; Saturdays – Dance Show, Dancers of Bassac by Children of Bassac &#8211; Sundays – Large Shadow Puppets, The War of Indrajit by The Department of Performing Arts in collaboration with Children of Bassac Tickets are $15 and available online at www.cambodianlivingarts.org or at the Plae Pakaa Box Office at the National Museum on show-days from 10:00AM – 7:00PM Plae Pakaa continues to employ over 140 artists and arts practitioners each year, providing them with regular income and professional working conditions, as well as offering national and international audiences with high quality traditional arts performances. Plae Pakaa Siem Reap will be on break during the monsoon season but will return in late 2015. Further information will be announced in October 2015. The Sounds of Angkor and Wat Bo Shadow Puppet Troupe are still available for private events or gatherings, as part of Living Arts Experiences, CLA’s cultural offerings and activities. Inquiries about Plae Pakaa, please contact Ms. Darathtey DIN on +855 12 489 325 and at darathtey@cambodianlivingarts.org or info@cambodianlivingarts.org CAMBODIAN LIVING ARTS Cambodian Living Arts was founded by Arn Chorn-Pond in 1998. Cambodian Living Arts facilitates the transformation of Cambodia through the arts. They work in collaboration with others to create an environment where Cambodian arts empower and transform individuals and communities through four key programs – Artist Development, Learning and Leadership, Knowledge, Networks &#38; Policy and Market Creation. Season of Cambodia was initiated by Cambodian Living Arts in 2012, with a mission to illuminate and to advance Cambodian arts and culture, driving international support and attention to the creativity and diversity of cultural expressions in Cambodia today. See also Asian Itinerary article on Cambodian Living Arts at http://asianitinerary.com/cambodian-living-arts/</p>
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<p>Cambodian Living Arts’ Plae Pakaa Phnom Penh will return to the National Museum stage starting on Friday, June 12. This season the production features a brand new show: War of Indrajit &#8211; a tale from the Reamker presented in the rare, art form of Sbaek Thom, large shadow puppetry, recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible World Heritage.</p>
<p>Creative Industries Manager, Melissa Im said: &#8220;The decision to add a new show, specifically ancient large shadow puppets is exciting for our team. Sbaek Thom is unique in that it both connects Cambodia to other forms of shadow puppetry in the ASEAN region but also serves as a signature of the country due to the size and individuality of each puppet. In February we hosted two special previews of the piece, which was received with enthusiasm from a packed house on both nights. We are thrilled to provide this opportunity to our visitors.”</p>
<p>This new season will also welcome back internationally-acclaimed troupe, Children of Bassac, performing their lively traditional dance show with new dances in the lineup, and Yike Amatak, performing their gripping musical drama, Mak Therng.</p>
<p>This season will run from June 12 to the end of August, with three performances each week:</p>
<p>&#8211; Fridays – Cambodian Opera, Mak Therng by Yike Amatak</p>
<p>&#8211; Saturdays – Dance Show, Dancers of Bassac by Children of Bassac</p>
<p>&#8211; Sundays – Large Shadow Puppets, The War of Indrajit by The Department of Performing Arts in collaboration with Children of Bassac</p>
<p>Tickets are $15 and available online at <a href="http://www.cambodianlivingarts.org/">www.cambodianlivingarts.org</a> or at the Plae Pakaa Box Office at the National Museum on show-days from 10:00AM – 7:00PM</p>
<p>Plae Pakaa continues to employ over 140 artists and arts practitioners each year, providing them with regular income and professional working conditions, as well as offering national and international audiences with high quality traditional arts performances.</p>
<p>Plae Pakaa Siem Reap will be on break during the monsoon season but will return in late 2015. Further information will be announced in October 2015. The Sounds of Angkor and Wat Bo Shadow Puppet Troupe are still available for private events or gatherings, as part of Living Arts Experiences, CLA’s cultural offerings and activities.</p>
<p>Inquiries about <i>Plae Pakaa</i>, please contact Ms. Darathtey DIN on +855 12 489 325 and at <a href="mailto:darathtey@cambodianlivingarts.org">darathtey@cambodianlivingarts.org</a> or <a href="mailto:info@cambodianlivingarts.org">info@cambodianlivingarts.org</a></p>
<p><b>CAMBODIAN LIVING ARTS</b></p>
<p>Cambodian Living Arts was founded by Arn Chorn-Pond in 1998. Cambodian Living Arts facilitates the transformation of Cambodia through the arts. They work in collaboration with others to create an environment where Cambodian arts empower and transform individuals and communities through four key programs – Artist Development, Learning and Leadership, Knowledge, Networks &amp; Policy and Market Creation. Season of Cambodia was initiated by Cambodian Living Arts in 2012, with a mission to illuminate and to advance Cambodian arts and culture, driving international support and attention to the creativity and diversity of cultural expressions in Cambodia today.</p>
<p>See also Asian Itinerary article on Cambodian Living Arts at <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/cambodian-living-arts/">http://asianitinerary.com/cambodian-living-arts/</a></p>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 12 Jun 2015 12:48:39 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>The kingdoms of Cambodia and Thailand have joined hands to increase foreign and inter-ASEAN tourism under the ‘Two Kingdoms, One Destination’ tourism visa pact. Secretary of state at Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism Tith Chantha said Cambodia and Thailand have already created a single-visa option for tourists looking to explore both countries in one trip. “Now, we’re joining with Thailand to promote Two Kingdoms, One Destination. It will make it much easier for tourists who don’t want to visit only one country during their trip,” he said. “Thailand has a lot of airlines operating long-haul to Europe or the United States – we don’t have many of those long flights, so we will benefit from this once the campaign kicks in.” Thailand’s minister of tourism and sports, Kobkran Wattanakvrangkul, told the Bangkok Post that the campaign would run from 2015 to 2017. “The collaboration looks forward to exchanging foreign travellers and facilitating travel across both countries. The plan also promotes intra-ASEAN tourism,” Kobkarn was quoted as saying. The campaign will promote two major tourist routes; one running along the Gulf of Thailand’s coastline through Bangkok, Rayong and Trat in Thailand to Koh Kong, Sihanoukville, Kampot and Phnom Penh in Cambodia; the other will also originate in Bangkok and end in Phnom Penh, but will go through further inland from Aranyaprathet in Thailand to Poipet, Battambang, and Siem Reap. Co-chair of the Government-Private Sector Working Group on Tourism Ho Vandy welcomed the initiative, saying that Cambodia had been cooperating with Thailand’s tourism association since 2008. “Now that this is being done on a governmental level, it will be a big boost because it will share benefits with both countries,” he said. “We have observed that we got more than 30 per cent of [Cambodia’s] tourists from Thailand since the promotion began.” Tourist arrivals to Cambodia from Thailand were up 37 per cent to 71,572 visitors during the first quarter of 2015, ranking fifth, while Vietnamese tourists still ranked first followed by China, South Korea, and Laos, according to the Ministry of Tourism. The data showed that Cambodia welcomed some 1.3 million foreign tourists in the year’s first quarter, a 3.1 per cent increase from the 1.267 million tourists in the same period last year. Last year, Cambodia received some 4.5 million foreign tourists, a 7 per cent increase from the year before. The arrivals generated about $3 billion worth of Cambodia’s $15 billion GDP. The Ministry of Tourism projected that Cambodia would receive about 5 million foreign tourist arrivals this year.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="150" height="150" src="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/thai-cambodia-150x150.jpg" class="attachment-thumbnail size-thumbnail wp-post-image" alt="" style="margin-bottom: 15px;" decoding="async" loading="lazy" srcset="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/thai-cambodia-150x150.jpg 150w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/thai-cambodia-75x75.jpg 75w" sizes="(max-width: 150px) 100vw, 150px" /></div><p>The kingdoms of Cambodia and Thailand have joined hands to increase foreign and inter-ASEAN tourism under the ‘Two Kingdoms, One Destination’ tourism visa pact. Secretary of state at Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism Tith Chantha said Cambodia and Thailand have already created a single-visa option for tourists looking to explore both countries in one trip. “Now, we’re joining with Thailand to promote Two Kingdoms, One Destination. It will make it much easier for tourists who don’t want to visit only one country during their trip,” he said. “Thailand has a lot of airlines operating long-haul to Europe or the United States – we don’t have many of those long flights, so we will benefit from this once the campaign kicks in.”</p>
<p>Thailand’s minister of tourism and sports, Kobkran Wattanakvrangkul, told the Bangkok Post that the campaign would run from 2015 to 2017. “The collaboration looks forward to exchanging foreign travellers and facilitating travel across both countries. The plan also promotes intra-ASEAN tourism,” Kobkarn was quoted as saying.</p>
<p>The campaign will promote two major tourist routes; one running along the Gulf of Thailand’s coastline through Bangkok, Rayong and Trat in Thailand to Koh Kong, Sihanoukville, Kampot and Phnom Penh in Cambodia; the other will also originate in Bangkok and end in Phnom Penh, but will go through further inland from Aranyaprathet in Thailand to Poipet, Battambang, and Siem Reap.</p>
<p>Co-chair of the Government-Private Sector Working Group on Tourism Ho Vandy welcomed the initiative, saying that Cambodia had been cooperating with Thailand’s tourism association since 2008. “Now that this is being done on a governmental level, it will be a big boost because it will share benefits with both countries,” he said. “We have observed that we got more than 30 per cent of [Cambodia’s] tourists from Thailand since the promotion began.”</p>
<p>Tourist arrivals to Cambodia from Thailand were up 37 per cent to 71,572 visitors during the first quarter of 2015, ranking fifth, while Vietnamese tourists still ranked first followed by China, South Korea, and Laos, according to the Ministry of Tourism. The data showed that Cambodia welcomed some 1.3 million foreign tourists in the year’s first quarter, a 3.1 per cent increase from the 1.267 million tourists in the same period last year.</p>
<p>Last year, Cambodia received some 4.5 million foreign tourists, a 7 per cent increase from the year before. The arrivals generated about $3 billion worth of Cambodia’s $15 billion GDP. The Ministry of Tourism projected that Cambodia would receive about 5 million foreign tourist arrivals this year.</p>
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		<title>Jolana Jongjam Dance Festival</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Jun 2015 07:44:44 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – Cambodian Living Arts presents Jolana Jongjam, a dance festival that will premiere three new works and bring artists from Siem Reap, Kampot and Phnom Penh together. This festival will take place Thursday, June 5th to Sunday, June 7th , 2015 About the Program As part of the Acts of Memory program commemorating the 40th anniversary of the fall of Phnom Penh to the Khmer Rouge, Cambodian Living Arts will host Jolana Jongjam (Movement Memory), a series of contemporary dance workshops and performances. Acts of Memory is co-produced by Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center &#38; Cambodian Living Arts and presented by Season of Cambodia. The Acts of Memory program is a series of events and activities that offer audience members opportunities for critical reflections on memory, history and identity. Jolana Jongjam will serve as a platform for the public presentation of new works by dance companies Epic Arts, New Cambodian Artists and the PanDance Project, intended to encourage a young (Khmer) audience to examine and engage with the arts and their history. “It is very exciting for young Cambodians to see new works performed by young people representing different parts of Cambodia. Not only will they have a chance to see the performances, the audience members will also get to interact with the artists, ask them questions, give comments and reflect on the past &#38; future” said Mr. Prim Phloeun, the Executive Director of Cambodian Living Arts. Through a series of master classes, workshops and exchanges between the dance companies, Jolana Jongjam is also designed to foster collaboration and innovation among the contemporary dance community, and broader arts community. These workshops are being implemented with co-funding from the European Union action, ‘Supporting culture as a vector of democracy and economic growth’. Program Schedule and Ticket Information Jolana Jongjam will take place across three days: Friday, June 5th to Sunday, June 7th.  Friday to Sunday nights will serve to showcase the three original pieces Epic Arts, New Cambodian Artists and the PanDance Project have created to reflect human emotions in the last 50 years of Cambodia’s history. Performances will be at CLA’s Plae Pakaa theatre at the National Museum of Phnom Penh. The Performance Schedule is as follows: Friday, June 5th – 7 pm: Presentations of Epic Arts’ piece, Come Back Brighter, and the PanDance Project’s piece, The Things They Carried, followed by a post-show discussion with the artists, facilitated by Amrita Performing Arts. (1 hour duration) Saturday, June 6th – 7 pm: Presentation of New Cambodian Artists’ piece, Sronoh (Lament), followed by a post-show discussion with the artists, facilitated by Amrita Performing Arts. (1 hour duration) Sunday, June 7th – (7 pm): All dance shows will be presented once more. No discussion follows.  (1.5 hour duration) The three-day evening performances are open to public. Tickets are available at Cambodian Living Arts office and Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center. Tickets are priced at 10,000 R for public with 50% discount for students. Audience can also purchase tickets at door on each day of the performances. During the day from Friday to Sunday, Amrita Performing Arts will facilitate a series of choreo-labs. The purpose of these choreo-labs will be to encourage the companies to engage in creation, creative thinking and new techniques. Inquiries about Jolana Jongjam, please contact Ms. Darathtey DIN on +855 12 489 325 and at darathtey@cambodianlivingarts.org or info@cambodianlivingarts.org CAMBODIAN LIVING ARTS Cambodian Living Arts was founded by Arn Chorn-Pond in 1998. Cambodian Living Arts facilitates the transformation of Cambodia through the arts. They work in collaboration with others to create an environment where Cambodian arts empower and transform individuals and communities through four key programs &#8211; Artist Development, Learning and Leadership, Knowledge, Networks &#38; Policy and Market Creation. Season of Cambodia was initiated by Cambodian Living Arts in 2012, with a mission to illuminate and to advance Cambodian arts and culture, driving international support and attention to the creativity and diversity of cultural expressions in Cambodia today. See also Asian Itinerary article on Cambodian Living Arts at http://asianitinerary.com/cambodian-living-arts/</p>
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<p>PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – Cambodian Living Arts presents <i>Jolana Jongjam</i>, a dance festival that will premiere three new works and bring artists from Siem Reap, Kampot and Phnom Penh together. This festival will take place Thursday, June 5<sup>th</sup> to Sunday, June 7<sup>th</sup> , 2015</p>
<p><b>About the Program</b></p>
<p>As part of the <i>Acts of Memory </i>program commemorating the 40<sup>th</sup> anniversary of the fall of Phnom Penh to the Khmer Rouge, Cambodian Living Arts will host Jolana Jongjam (Movement Memory), a series of contemporary dance workshops and performances.</p>
<p><i>Acts of Memory</i> is co-produced by Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center &amp; Cambodian Living Arts and presented by Season of Cambodia. The Acts<i> of Memory</i> program is a series of events and activities that offer audience members opportunities for critical reflections on memory, history and identity.</p>
<p><i>Jolana Jongjam</i> will serve as a platform for the public presentation of new works by dance companies Epic Arts, New Cambodian Artists and the PanDance Project, intended to encourage a young (Khmer) audience to examine and engage with the arts and their history.</p>
<p>“It is very exciting for young Cambodians to see new works performed by young people representing different parts of Cambodia. Not only will they have a chance to see the performances, the audience members will also get to interact with the artists, ask them questions, give comments and reflect on the past &amp; future” said Mr. Prim Phloeun, the Executive Director of Cambodian Living Arts.</p>
<p>Through a series of master classes, workshops and exchanges between the dance companies, <i>Jolana Jongjam</i> is also designed to foster collaboration and innovation among the contemporary dance community, and broader arts community. These workshops are being implemented with co-funding from the European Union action, ‘Supporting culture as a vector of democracy and economic growth’.</p>
<p><b>Program Schedule and Ticket Information</b></p>
<p><i>Jolana Jongjam</i> will take place across three days: Friday, June 5th to Sunday, June 7th.  Friday to Sunday nights will serve to showcase the three original pieces Epic Arts, New Cambodian Artists and the PanDance Project have created to reflect human emotions in the last 50 years of Cambodia’s history. Performances will be at CLA’s Plae Pakaa theatre at the National Museum of Phnom Penh.</p>
<p>The Performance Schedule is as follows:</p>
<ul>
<li>Friday, June 5<sup>th</sup> – 7 pm: Presentations of Epic Arts’ piece, <i>Come Back Brighter</i>, and the PanDance Project’s piece, <i>The Things They Carried</i>, followed by a post-show discussion with the artists, facilitated by Amrita Performing Arts. (1 hour duration)</li>
<li>Saturday, June 6<sup>th</sup> – 7 pm: Presentation of New Cambodian Artists’ piece, <i>Sronoh (Lament)</i>, followed by a post-show discussion with the artists, facilitated by Amrita Performing Arts. (1 hour duration)</li>
<li>Sunday, June 7<sup>th</sup> – (7 pm): All dance shows will be presented once more. No discussion follows.  (1.5 hour duration)</li>
</ul>
<p>The three-day evening performances are open to public. Tickets are available at Cambodian Living Arts office and Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center. Tickets are priced at 10,000 R for public with 50% discount for students. Audience can also purchase tickets at door on each day of the performances.</p>
<p>During the day from Friday to Sunday, Amrita Performing Arts will facilitate a series of <i>choreo-labs</i>. The purpose of these <i>choreo-labs</i> will be to encourage the companies to engage in creation, creative thinking and new techniques.</p>
<p>Inquiries about <i>Jolana Jongjam</i>, please contact <b>Ms. Darathtey DIN </b>on +855 12 489 325 and at <a href="mailto:darathtey@cambodianlivingarts.org">darathtey@cambodianlivingarts.org</a> or <a href="mailto:info@cambodianlivingarts.org">info@cambodianlivingarts.org</a></p>
<p><b>CAMBODIAN LIVING ARTS</b></p>
<div id="attachment_20734" style="width: 175px" class="wp-caption alignleft"><a href="http://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/unnamed2.jpg" rel="prettyphoto[20767]"><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" aria-describedby="caption-attachment-20734" class="size-full wp-image-20734" src="http://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/unnamed2.jpg" alt="Jolana Jongjam Dance Festival " width="165" height="150" srcset="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/unnamed2.jpg 165w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/unnamed2-150x136.jpg 150w" sizes="(max-width: 165px) 100vw, 165px" /></a><p id="caption-attachment-20734" class="wp-caption-text">Jolana Jongjam Dance Festival</p></div>
<p>Cambodian Living Arts was founded by Arn Chorn-Pond in 1998. Cambodian Living Arts facilitates the transformation of Cambodia through the arts. They work in collaboration with others to create an environment where Cambodian arts empower and transform individuals and communities through four key programs &#8211; Artist Development, Learning and Leadership, Knowledge, Networks &amp; Policy and Market Creation. Season of Cambodia was initiated by Cambodian Living Arts in 2012, with a mission to illuminate and to advance Cambodian arts and culture, driving international support and attention to the creativity and diversity of cultural expressions in Cambodia today.</p>
<p>See also Asian Itinerary article on Cambodian Living Arts at <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/cambodian-living-arts/">http://asianitinerary.com/cambodian-living-arts/</a></p>
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<p>Due studenti della Mahidol University di Bangkok (MU) guideranno il primo tuk-tuk ecologico al mondo ad energia solare ed elettrica dalla Thailandia alla Francia nell&#8217;ambito di un&#8217;iniziativa per promuovere l&#8217;energia verde. Il loro viaggio inizia a Bangkok il 10 giugno e dura quattro mesi. Entrambi i viaggiatori sono studenti francesi iscritti ad un programma di collaborazione tra Management Mahidol University e l’University of Management di Tolosa in Francia. &#8220;Anche se un tuk-tuk ad elettricità e ad energia solare non è sufficiente risolvere tutti i problemi ambientali, è un buon punto di partenza che può portare a grandi cambiamenti&#8221;, ha detto uno degli studenti, Ludwig Merz. Egli ha sottolineato che se gli abitanti delle città possono utilizzare energia pulita per spostarsi, non han bisogno di respirare aria inquinata che colpisce sia la salute e l&#8217;ambiente. Merz ha detto che spera che il progetto Pilgreens, che ha co-fondato, sia un piccolo passo in avanti verso un futuro migliore e più pulito. Questo progetto si basa sul corsso di Project Management e Cross-Culture Management, che mirano a promuovere l&#8217;energia verde, ridurre il consumo di carburante e aumentare la consapevolezza sull’energia alternativa. &#8220;Questi corsi hanno ispirato io ed i miei amici a creare il Progetto Pilgreens. Il nostro obiettivo è dimostrare che il progresso tecnologico può contribuire a creare energia pulita&#8221;, ha aggiunto. Il Professore Associato Annop Tanlamai, decano del MU College of Management, ha detto che la sua università è stata lieta di sostenere il progetto. &#8220;Questo viaggio non solo è conforme al nostro approccio educativo che si basa sul risovere problemi, ma aiuta anche a ridurre il consumo di energia e l&#8217;inquinamento. Servirà anche promuovere il turismo in Thailandia ed a mettere il paese sotto i riflettori”. I due studenti viaggeranno attraverso 16 paesi in 120 giorni, coprendo una distanza di circa 20.000 chilometri. Il tuk-tuk è dotato di pannelli solari a 70v piazzati sul tetto, batteria al litio di 30kW, e  può viaggiare per 200 km con una carica completa, in un tempo dalle sei alle otto ore. Il costo del viaggio sarà di circa Bt 0.7 per km o Bt 14,000 per l&#8217;intero viaggio. L&#8217;obiettivo del Progetto Pilgreens è quello di suscitare un interesse tra il pubblico in generale per la cura dell&#8217;ambiente ed il supporto delle energie alternative. MU sta sostenendo questa iniziativa al fine di affermarsi come &#8220;Eco Università&#8221; entro il prossimo anno. Mahidol University è stata nominata una delle migliori università verdi nel mondo secondo l&#8217;Università di Indonesia ‘Green Metric World University Ranking 2013’, classificata 31esima nel mondo, quarta in Asia e prima in Thailandia, su 301 università in tutto il mondo.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="150" height="150" src="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/30261153-01_big-150x150.jpg" class="attachment-thumbnail size-thumbnail wp-post-image" alt="" style="margin-bottom: 15px;" decoding="async" loading="lazy" srcset="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/30261153-01_big-150x150.jpg 150w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/30261153-01_big-75x75.jpg 75w" sizes="(max-width: 150px) 100vw, 150px" /></div><p>Due studenti della Mahidol University di Bangkok (MU) guideranno il primo tuk-tuk ecologico al mondo ad energia solare ed elettrica dalla Thailandia alla Francia nell&#8217;ambito di un&#8217;iniziativa per promuovere l&#8217;energia verde. Il loro viaggio inizia a Bangkok il 10 giugno e dura quattro mesi.</p>
<p>Entrambi i viaggiatori sono studenti francesi iscritti ad un programma di collaborazione tra Management Mahidol University e l’University of Management di Tolosa in Francia. &#8220;Anche se un tuk-tuk ad elettricità e ad energia solare non è sufficiente risolvere tutti i problemi ambientali, è un buon punto di partenza che può portare a grandi cambiamenti&#8221;, ha detto uno degli studenti, Ludwig Merz.</p>
<p>Egli ha sottolineato che se gli abitanti delle città possono utilizzare energia pulita per spostarsi, non han bisogno di respirare aria inquinata che colpisce sia la salute e l&#8217;ambiente. Merz ha detto che spera che il progetto Pilgreens, che ha co-fondato, sia un piccolo passo in avanti verso un futuro migliore e più pulito.</p>
<p>Questo progetto si basa sul corsso di Project Management e Cross-Culture Management, che mirano a promuovere l&#8217;energia verde, ridurre il consumo di carburante e aumentare la consapevolezza sull’energia alternativa.</p>
<p>&#8220;Questi corsi hanno ispirato io ed i miei amici a creare il Progetto Pilgreens. Il nostro obiettivo è dimostrare che il progresso tecnologico può contribuire a creare energia pulita&#8221;, ha aggiunto.</p>
<p>Il Professore Associato Annop Tanlamai, decano del MU College of Management, ha detto che la sua università è stata lieta di sostenere il progetto. &#8220;Questo viaggio non solo è conforme al nostro approccio educativo che si basa sul risovere problemi, ma aiuta anche a ridurre il consumo di energia e l&#8217;inquinamento. Servirà anche promuovere il turismo in Thailandia ed a mettere il paese sotto i riflettori”. I due studenti viaggeranno attraverso 16 paesi in 120 giorni, coprendo una distanza di circa 20.000 chilometri.</p>
<p>Il tuk-tuk è dotato di pannelli solari a 70v piazzati sul tetto, batteria al litio di 30kW, e  può viaggiare per 200 km con una carica completa, in un tempo dalle sei alle otto ore. Il costo del viaggio sarà di circa Bt 0.7 per km o Bt 14,000 per l&#8217;intero viaggio.</p>
<p>L&#8217;obiettivo del Progetto Pilgreens è quello di suscitare un interesse tra il pubblico in generale per la cura dell&#8217;ambiente ed il supporto delle energie alternative.</p>
<p>MU sta sostenendo questa iniziativa al fine di affermarsi come &#8220;Eco Università&#8221; entro il prossimo anno. Mahidol University è stata nominata una delle migliori università verdi nel mondo secondo l&#8217;Università di Indonesia ‘Green Metric World University Ranking 2013’, classificata 31esima nel mondo, quarta in Asia e prima in Thailandia, su 301 università in tutto il mondo.</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/thailand-to-france-on-first-eco-friendly-tuk-tuk/">Dalla Thailandia alla Francia nel primo eco-friendly tuk-tuk</a> appeared first on <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/">Asian Itinerary</a>.</p>
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		<title>Il Padiglione Malese a Milano Expo 2015</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 23 May 2015 14:04:38 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>Progettato da Hijjas Architects + Planners, il Padiglione malese per l&#8217;Expo 2015 prende la forma di quattro semi per celebrare i semi della foresta pluviale e la sua ricca biodiversità. Il tema di Expo Milano 2015 è un tema modesto che è intrinseco nel suo rispetto per la Madre Terra, un tema consapevoli del consumo non sostenibile delle risorse del mondo rispetto al suo bisogno di cibo, un tema che cerca un risarcimento per garantire che la capacità delle generazioni future di nutrirsi non sarà compromessa. Questa potente affermazione è alla base della progettazione del Padiglione della Malesia, progettato da Hijjas Architects + Planners. Come risorsa primaria del Paese, la foresta pluviale gioca un ruolo importante nella vita di tutti i malesi. L&#8217;utilizzo di una grande varietà di semi di foresta pluviale risale a centinaia di anni orsono, e fino ad oggi sono preparati e serviti in innumerevoli ricette che riflettono in modo nativo la gastronomicamente diversa estrazione della diaspora multietnica della Malesia. Concettualmente, l’edificio a forma di seme esprime la fonte di cibo della nazione derivato dai semi della foresta pluviale, per celebrare tali semi e la ricca biodiversità della foresta. La formazione dei quattro semi ci conduce attraverso un caleidoscopio viaggio della Malesia, e ogni seme offre ai visitatori una diversa esperienza e livello di impegno, e allo stesso tempo cattura la nostra attenzione sul rapporto simbiotico che abbiamo con la foresta pluviale. Il progetto architettonico incorpora caratteristiche verdi e sostenibili in linea con il tema della sostenibilità dell&#8217;Expo. La struttura esterna dei semi è costruita in legno lamellare, un innovativo legno strutturale fatto di materiale locale sostenibile. La scelta del legno lamellare, in combinazione con la complessa forma e struttura del padiglione malese all’Expo Milano 2015 è uno sforzo ponderato per mostrare le capacità della Malesia nel design e nei materiali innovativi. Verso un Ecosistema Alimentare Sostenibile, Padilione Malese, Expo Milano 2015 Architetti: Hijjas + Planners Team di progetto: Serina Hijjas, Ahmad Shuhemi, Chiùn Wee Lim, Akmal Bokhari, Atishay Jain, Tengku Inda Syazwi, Nazirul Safry Superficie: 2.047 mq</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/malaysia-pavilion-for-milano-expo-2015/">Il Padiglione Malese a Milano Expo 2015</a> appeared first on <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/">Asian Itinerary</a>.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="150" height="150" src="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/pavi_L-940x470-150x150.jpg" class="attachment-thumbnail size-thumbnail wp-post-image" alt="" style="margin-bottom: 15px;" decoding="async" loading="lazy" srcset="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/pavi_L-940x470-150x150.jpg 150w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/pavi_L-940x470-75x75.jpg 75w" sizes="(max-width: 150px) 100vw, 150px" /></div><p>Progettato da Hijjas Architects + Planners, il Padiglione malese per l&#8217;Expo 2015 prende la forma di quattro semi per celebrare i semi della foresta pluviale e la sua ricca biodiversità.</p>
<p>Il tema di Expo Milano 2015 è un tema modesto che è intrinseco nel suo rispetto per la Madre Terra, un tema consapevoli del consumo non sostenibile delle risorse del mondo rispetto al suo bisogno di cibo, un tema che cerca un risarcimento per garantire che la capacità delle generazioni future di nutrirsi non sarà compromessa.</p>
<p>Questa potente affermazione è alla base della progettazione del Padiglione della Malesia, progettato da Hijjas Architects + Planners.</p>
<p>Come risorsa primaria del Paese, la foresta pluviale gioca un ruolo importante nella vita di tutti i malesi. L&#8217;utilizzo di una grande varietà di semi di foresta pluviale risale a centinaia di anni orsono, e fino ad oggi sono preparati e serviti in innumerevoli ricette che riflettono in modo nativo la gastronomicamente diversa estrazione della diaspora multietnica della Malesia.</p>
<p>Concettualmente, l’edificio a forma di seme esprime la fonte di cibo della nazione derivato dai semi della foresta pluviale, per celebrare tali semi e la ricca biodiversità della foresta.</p>
<p>La formazione dei quattro semi ci conduce attraverso un caleidoscopio viaggio della Malesia, e ogni seme offre ai visitatori una diversa esperienza e livello di impegno, e allo stesso tempo cattura la nostra attenzione sul rapporto simbiotico che abbiamo con la foresta pluviale.</p>
<p>Il progetto architettonico incorpora caratteristiche verdi e sostenibili in linea con il tema della sostenibilità dell&#8217;Expo. La struttura esterna dei semi è costruita in legno lamellare, un innovativo legno strutturale fatto di materiale locale sostenibile. La scelta del legno lamellare, in combinazione con la complessa forma e struttura del padiglione malese all’Expo Milano 2015 è uno sforzo ponderato per mostrare le capacità della Malesia nel design e nei materiali innovativi.</p>
<p>Verso un Ecosistema Alimentare Sostenibile, Padilione Malese, Expo Milano 2015</p>
<p>Architetti: Hijjas + Planners</p>
<p>Team di progetto: Serina Hijjas, Ahmad Shuhemi, Chiùn Wee Lim, Akmal Bokhari, Atishay Jain, Tengku Inda Syazwi, Nazirul Safry</p>
<p>Superficie: 2.047 mq</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/malaysia-pavilion-for-milano-expo-2015/">Il Padiglione Malese a Milano Expo 2015</a> appeared first on <a href="https://asianitinerary.com/it/">Asian Itinerary</a>.</p>
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		<title>La Thailandia a Milano Expo 2015</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Thomas Gennaro]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 23 May 2015 13:51:09 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>La Thailandia è ben presente al Milano Expo 2015, con un tema di partecipazione denominato &#8220;Nutrire e deliziare il mondo in modo sostenibile&#8221;. Il Ministero tailandese dell&#8217;Agricoltura (grazie alla sua esperienza) è stato incaricato dal governo della Thailandia per la costruzione e la supervisione, nonché della gestione, dei padiglioni previsti all&#8217;Expo. Alimentazione e agricoltura saranno i principali temi all’Expo Milano 2015. L’offerta espositiva della Thailandia è suddivisa in quattro filoni tematici. “Innovazioni tempestive, servire un sogno” significa ambire a prevenire la fame nel mondo, proteggendo l’ambiente e garantendo una vita improntata alla sostenibilità per ogni Paese e individuo. In quest’area, presentata in una grande forma ellittica come in un cinema virtuale, vi sono mappe e proiezioni video a 360 gradi, diversi strumenti interattivi e show acrobatici. “Sostenibilità, l’equilibrio della vita” è l’approccio adottato dal Re della Thailandia nel suo costante sforzo di sostenere i contadini thailandesi. “Sapori, vie e aromi Thai” offre uno sguardo più da vicino alla cucina thailandese in grado di rivelare chiaramente l’identità e lo spirito del suo popolo. L’idea è quella di far provare un’autentica, unica esperienza di gusto. La Thailandia è nota per il suo cibo di strada, che esalta la tipicità dei sapori e la varietà delle preparazioni e che viene riprodotto nell’esibizione esterna , ricreando le atmosfere locali del Festival del cibo della fiera del Tempio, e allestendo un mercato galleggiante che ricorda proprio quello dei tempi passati, quando Bangkok era chiamata “la Venezia d’Oriente”. “Tradizioni, le radici delle qualità” richiama le parole chiave “l’abbondanza della Terra, la culla del cibo”, qui i visitatori hanno la possibilità di conoscere le origini del cibo thailandese e la coltivazione del riso. Da non perdere: le attrazioni del Padiglione. Il Padiglione della Thailandia si ispira al cappello tipico del coltivatore di riso, chiamato ngob. Ogni giorno lo spazio ospiterà performance diverse: boxe, marionette, maschere giganti e sfide musicali.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="150" height="150" src="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/01_dettaglio_Thailandia_1280x400-150x150.jpg" class="attachment-thumbnail size-thumbnail wp-post-image" alt="" style="margin-bottom: 15px;" decoding="async" loading="lazy" srcset="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/01_dettaglio_Thailandia_1280x400-150x150.jpg 150w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/01_dettaglio_Thailandia_1280x400-75x75.jpg 75w" sizes="(max-width: 150px) 100vw, 150px" /></div><p>La Thailandia è ben presente al Milano Expo 2015, con un tema di partecipazione denominato &#8220;Nutrire e deliziare il mondo in modo sostenibile&#8221;. Il Ministero tailandese dell&#8217;Agricoltura (grazie alla sua esperienza) è stato incaricato dal governo della Thailandia per la costruzione e la supervisione, nonché della gestione, dei padiglioni previsti all&#8217;Expo. Alimentazione e agricoltura saranno i principali temi all’Expo Milano 2015.</p>
<p>L’offerta espositiva della Thailandia è suddivisa in quattro filoni tematici.</p>
<p>“Innovazioni tempestive, servire un sogno” significa ambire a prevenire la fame nel mondo, proteggendo l’ambiente e garantendo una vita improntata alla sostenibilità per ogni Paese e individuo. In quest’area, presentata in una grande forma ellittica come in un cinema virtuale, vi sono mappe e proiezioni video a 360 gradi, diversi strumenti interattivi e show acrobatici.</p>
<p>“Sostenibilità, l’equilibrio della vita” è l’approccio adottato dal Re della Thailandia nel suo costante sforzo di sostenere i contadini thailandesi.</p>
<p>“Sapori, vie e aromi Thai” offre uno sguardo più da vicino alla cucina thailandese in grado di rivelare chiaramente l’identità e lo spirito del suo popolo. L’idea è quella di far provare un’autentica, unica esperienza di gusto.</p>
<p>La Thailandia è nota per il suo cibo di strada, che esalta la tipicità dei sapori e la varietà delle preparazioni e che viene riprodotto nell’esibizione esterna , ricreando le atmosfere locali del Festival del cibo della fiera del Tempio, e allestendo un mercato galleggiante che ricorda proprio quello dei tempi passati, quando Bangkok era chiamata “la Venezia d’Oriente”.</p>
<p>“Tradizioni, le radici delle qualità” richiama le parole chiave “l’abbondanza della Terra, la culla del cibo”, qui i visitatori hanno la possibilità di conoscere le origini del cibo thailandese e la coltivazione del riso.</p>
<p>Da non perdere: le attrazioni del Padiglione. Il Padiglione della Thailandia si ispira al cappello tipico del coltivatore di riso, chiamato ngob. Ogni giorno lo spazio ospiterà performance diverse: boxe, marionette, maschere giganti e sfide musicali.</p>
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		<title>Apsara new rules for visitors to Angkor</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Thomas Gennaro]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 18 May 2015 20:50:38 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>The Angkor Archeological Park, inscribed on the UNESCO&#8217;s World Heritage List in 1992, is the kingdom&#8217;s largest tourist destination. It is located in Siem Reap province, some 315 km northwest of capital Phnom Penh. The Apsara is the Authority for the Protection and Management of Angkor and the Region of Siem Reap. After several recent incidents of tourists behaving badly or dressing inappropriately at the Angkor Archaeological Park, the Apsara Authority yesterday said that a code of conduct for tourists visiting the temples, a work two years in the making, is nearly complete. Sok Sangvar, head of tourism management planning for Apsara, said yesterday that by early June, Apsara should be ready to send the draft to experts at the International Criminal Court to review the code’s legality. He also mentioned that much of it is common sense: “Basically the code looks at where we need to indicate what not to do when visiting Angkor,” Sangvar said. “Things such as not dressing inappropriately, and not touching things.” While the final touches are being put on the draft conduct code on the heels of several high-profile cases of tourists running into legal problems after taking nude photos inside temples, listing rules for behaviour at Angkor temples was not inspired by them. The fanfare around the topless Apsara images started when in 2013, self-proclaimed “World’s #1 Art Nude” magazine Volo featured a scantily or in some cases not-at-all-clad Russian Playboy model draped over the Angkorian temples. Then in January 2015, three foreign tourists who were producing pornographic photographs at the complex of the Angkor Archeological Park, and precisely at Banteay Kdei temple, were detained by the Apsara National Authority, in close cooperation with the Tourism Police Unit and the Heritage Protection Police Unit. Soon after that, half nude photos of likely Chinese woman were circulated online. This act was strongly condemned by the Apsara Authority and management of Angkor and the Region of Siem Reap province, saying that those naked photos completely opposed Cambodian moral and culture, and seriously downgraded heritage and dignity of women. When completed, the code of conduct book will likely be distributed to people in the tourism industry, said Long Kosal, another Apsara Authority spokesman: “We will widely circulate this code of conduct to relevant authorities and private sectors that are involved with tourism such as tour guides, tour agencies, hotels, etc. We need their cooperation to get a good result in practice,” Kosal said This code of conduct could be applied to other sites in the Kingdom of Cambodia, but right now it is pretty Angkor-specific, Sangvar said: “We’re exploring all these ways for tourists to understand what not to do,” he said. “The rules are mainly about the sustainable development of Angkor.”</p>
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<p>The Angkor Archeological Park, inscribed on the UNESCO&#8217;s World Heritage List in 1992, is the kingdom&#8217;s largest tourist destination. It is located in Siem Reap province, some 315 km northwest of capital Phnom Penh. The Apsara is the Authority for the Protection and Management of Angkor and the Region of Siem Reap.</p>
<p>After several recent incidents of tourists behaving badly or dressing inappropriately at the Angkor Archaeological Park, the Apsara Authority yesterday said that a code of conduct for tourists visiting the temples, a work two years in the making, is nearly complete. Sok Sangvar, head of tourism management planning for Apsara, said yesterday that by early June, Apsara should be ready to send the draft to experts at the International Criminal Court to review the code’s legality. He also mentioned that much of it is common sense:</p>
<p>“Basically the code looks at where we need to indicate what not to do when visiting Angkor,” Sangvar said. “Things such as not dressing inappropriately, and not touching things.”</p>
<p>While the final touches are being put on the draft conduct code on the heels of several high-profile cases of tourists running into legal problems after taking nude photos inside temples, listing rules for behaviour at Angkor temples was not inspired by them.</p>
<div id="attachment_20232" style="width: 310px" class="wp-caption alignright"><a href="http://asianitinerary.asia/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Apsara-authority-open-investigation-into-naked-photo-2.jpg" rel="prettyphoto[20242]"><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" aria-describedby="caption-attachment-20232" class="size-medium wp-image-20232" src="http://asianitinerary.asia/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Apsara-authority-open-investigation-into-naked-photo-2-300x239.jpg" alt="Nude Chinese woman at Angkor" width="300" height="239" srcset="https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Apsara-authority-open-investigation-into-naked-photo-2-300x239.jpg 300w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Apsara-authority-open-investigation-into-naked-photo-2-150x120.jpg 150w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Apsara-authority-open-investigation-into-naked-photo-2-369x294.jpg 369w, https://asianitinerary.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Apsara-authority-open-investigation-into-naked-photo-2.jpg 400w" sizes="(max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px" /></a><p id="caption-attachment-20232" class="wp-caption-text">Nude Chinese woman at Angkor</p></div>
<p>The fanfare around the topless Apsara images started when in 2013, self-proclaimed “World’s #1 Art Nude” magazine Volo featured a scantily or in some cases not-at-all-clad Russian Playboy model draped over the Angkorian temples. Then in January 2015, three foreign tourists who were producing pornographic photographs at the complex of the Angkor Archeological Park, and precisely at Banteay Kdei temple, were detained by the Apsara National Authority, in close cooperation with the Tourism Police Unit and the Heritage Protection Police Unit. Soon after that, half nude photos of likely Chinese woman were circulated online. This act was strongly condemned by the Apsara Authority and management of Angkor and the Region of Siem Reap province, saying that those naked photos completely opposed Cambodian moral and culture, and seriously downgraded heritage and dignity of women.</p>
<p>When completed, the code of conduct book will likely be distributed to people in the tourism industry, said Long Kosal, another Apsara Authority spokesman:</p>
<p>“We will widely circulate this code of conduct to relevant authorities and private sectors that are involved with tourism such as tour guides, tour agencies, hotels, etc. We need their cooperation to get a good result in practice,” Kosal said</p>
<p>This code of conduct could be applied to other sites in the Kingdom of Cambodia, but right now it is pretty Angkor-specific, Sangvar said:</p>
<p>“We’re exploring all these ways for tourists to understand what not to do,” he said. “The rules are mainly about the sustainable development of Angkor.”</p>
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