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The kitchen

The stunning city view!

The gym!

The rooftop pool!

Fried chicken feet ... Don't judge me until you've tried it!

The ubiquitous tuk-tuk. You can go just about anywhere in Phnom Penh for $2 and many of them are clean, green, electric transport machines!

Every weekend the riverside becomes a Walking Street Party in Phnom Penh. This is the view from a chic rooftop bar on Sunday night. What a cool city!

Muscle Cars, Monks, Monuments, and Skyscrapers

Greetings to all my IL Peeps from Phnom Penh!

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Hello there! Thailand is very friendly to all races. I've seen an increase in the number of black Americans living here during the past few years, especially couples. The Philippines is also quite open and friendly with many retired military members from all races choosing the island nation as their new home. When it comes to openness and diversity, Southeast Asia is hard to beat.

Hi Jim! Sorry to for the late reply. I just got access to this forum. Send me your email address and I'll contact you with some helpful information. I'm glad you like the article!

Hello again Jill! I went to Chiang Mai to help a friend renovate an old guest house in the Old City. It is a very charming and cool place, but I'm a beach person and Chiang Mai is in the misty mountains of the north. I still go up to visit a couple of times per year.

Hi Jill! Visas in Thailand seem to get easier every year. There are several new visa options including some "golden visas" and digital nomad visas. Most changes in visa policy are designed to make it easier, not harder.