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Nusa Penida is an island southeast of Bali and lies very close to two other islands Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan. Nusa Penida is the second largest island in the Balinese province after the main island of Bali. Places to visit: Kelingking Secret Point Broken Beach Angel's Billabong Crystal Bay Beach Pura Goa Giri Putri Viewpoint from northeast of Nusa Penida watching the sunset with Bali in the background (@travellerswill) Sunset views over a seaweed farm (@travellerswill)

Phnom Penh , the capital city of Cambodia, is also the city that has the largest population. The city is striving towards economic development with much diversity from the beauty of the Royal Palace (Caption 1), bustling marketplaces (Captions 3, 5-9), sites of poverty (Captions 14 & 15), to saffrons of monks around the city (even found in malls playing with their cell phones).  It was one known as the "Pearl of Asia", however it later was tarnished from war, revolution, and independence (Caption 2). Since then, the city has risen to economic development, with a bustling bars, cafes, and food stalls. Getting Phnom Penh isn't difficult, the easiest options are hailing for a tuk tuk or hire a scooter. The city offers much to see if you want to get around. Key places to visit: Royal Palace Independence Monument Central Market Russian Market Chong Koh Silk Village (its a market place and village, requires a boat to get across the Mekong River) Tuol Sleng Geno

Ta Prohm is one of the many temples in Angkor, Cambodia, located about 1 km east of Angkor Thom. It is said to be built during the late 12th or early 13th centuries but today UNESCO had included Ta Prohm on the World Heritage List. One of the most fascinating and notable landmarks of the Ta Prohm are the very old giant trees overgrown on the buildings as pictured below. To visit the Ta Prohm you can hire a driver to take your there. Instagram: @travellerswill Instagram: @travellerswill Instagram: @travellerswill