Where to Celebrate Thanksgiving in Vietnam and Cambodia

Where to Celebrate Thanksgiving in Vietnam and Cambodia

Cam Ranh Resort Marks Thanksgiving with Handicrafts and Comfort Food

Alma Resort’s Thanksgiving offerings on Nov 23

Buffet items such as turkey and pumpkin quiches, bakery treats including caramel pecan cheese cake, and handicrafts ranging from cotton chickens to laurel wreaths are among Alma Resort’s Thanksgiving offerings on Nov. 23 this year. Alma’s Kids Club will encourage youngsters to make Thanksgiving cards, write in a gratitude journal, and craft cotton chickens, laurel wreaths and booker markers with colored dried leaves. In addition to turkey, Alma Garden’s special buffet items will include corn bread, pumpkin quiches, pumpkin donuts, and pumpkin muffins. Alma Food Court’s French Bakery will sell pumpkin mousse, pumpkin cream cheese muffins and pumpkin donuts in addition to caramel pecan cheesecake. The resort’s ‘Alma Mart’ mini supermarket will also have a sale with 50% off the price of selected items. For more information, visit alma-resort.com, email info@alma-resort.com or call +81 258 399 1666

A Thanksgiving Feast in Cambodia Near the Archeological Wonders of Angkor

The historic Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor

The historic Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor in Siem Reap, Cambodia, situated on the doorstep of world-famous ancient Khmer archeological sites including Angkor Wat, invites guests to gather around the table for a Thanksgiving feast on Thursday, Nov. 23. The hotel’s lavish spread includes classic American favorites like oven-roasted turkey and traditional holiday delicacies, along with fresh seafood and much more, served from 6:30pm at Café d’Angkor. Priced at $50++ per person, the exclusive Thanksgiving dinner includes a welcome drink. For reservations or more information, please call +855 63 963 888 or email dining.grandhotel@raffles.com

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Thomas holds a university degree with a focus on Languages, Humanities, Culture, Literature, and Economics, earned in both the UK and Latin America. His journey in Asia began in 2005 when he worked as a publisher in Krabi. Over the past twenty years, Thomas has edited newspapers and magazines across England, Spain, and Thailand. Currently, he is involved in multiple projects both in Thailand and internationally. In addition to Thailand, Thomas has lived in Italy, England, Venezuela, Cuba, Spain, and Bali, but he spends the majority of his time in Asia. Through his diverse experiences, he has gained a deep understanding of various Asian cultures and communities. Thomas also works as a freelance writer, contributing short travel stories and articles to travel magazines. You can follow his work at www.asianitinerary.com

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