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Is there a lost Khmer city in Pahang?

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007 Posted in Angkor, Malaysia | 2 Comments »

First the lost city of Johor, now the lost city of Pahang? The existence of seven pyramid-like hills near Lake Chini is believed to be the remains of a lost ... Read more..

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