In the ancient Cambodian capital of Oudong, at the base of Phnom Oudong, children hire themselves out as companions, with fans, to visitors to the Royal Tombs, December, 2006.
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Travel Photo of the Day: Oudong, Cambodia
February 7, 2009 by jerrysmolin
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