Destination: Cambodia

Pakse to Siem reap

Sat, 1 Mar 2008 | By jeffbrad | Views [6664]

Wed 27th Feb - Picked up by Sawngthaew from hotel at 8am to go to meeting point for VIP bus. What a joke....turned out to be an 18 seater minibus that was almost full when I got there, so I ended up with one of the fold-up seats in the aisle. Would ... Read more >

Tags: Sightseeing

Siem Reap y Ankor Wat.

Mon, 26 May 2008 | By gabyber | Views [1986]

Esta vez de no tan temprano, cogimos un autobus a Siem Reap y a los Ankor Wat. El camino nos ofrece llanuras de arrozales entre bosque y bosque de palmeras y algun que otro templo,todo adornado con vacas indues ( flacas y blancas) que se cruzan en la ... Read more >

The past....

Sun, 25 Jan 2009 | By mazystar | Views [1123] | Comments [3]

Before I went away I would often feel like the best and most interesting parts of my life were still to come. The part when I forge a path for my self either with a chosen career, a recognised talent or the dive into the deep waters of a long university ... Read more >

our thrilling weekend in downtown PP

Thu, 21 May 2009 | By vivienne_and_iona | Views [1097] | Comments [8]

so our celebration of vivienne's birthday has finally come to an end. she thanks all you kind people for your birthday wishes, and although she hasn't checked her facebook i''m sure there's lots of nice messages there too. so thanks. ANYWAY, now we're ... Read more >

Holiday in Cambodia

Sun, 16 Mar 2008 | By earthwalker | Views [817]

Was well wicked, I loved it, was more like what I had expected Thailand to be. Also makes Thailand look very rich and well organised. Looking forward to going back. The thing with Cambodians is that they are used to saying goodbye to their family ... Read more >

Tags: angkor wat, cambodia, trekking

Cambodia so far

Thu, 6 Mar 2008 | By ickis | Views [679] | Comments [6]

I've now been to Angkor Wat and enjoyed very yummy Cambodian food. We also went to an orphanage, swam in an ancient man-made resevoir (although I didn't swim), saw the floating village at Tonle Sap and saw a silk farm. I got given a really nice cane ... Read more >

Tags: on the road

naked communism: second degree burn in a third world country

Fri, 4 Jul 2008 | By ejpredny | Views [615]

He came to me in the night. I never knew if he was dressed properly in black- sleep hooded my eyes as i stumbled to the clacking chorus of the window and slid the errant lock into place. I thought for a moment about how strange it was; I hadn't ... Read more >

Tags: cambodia, emily predny, phenom phen, predny, saigon, siem riep, tuc doc

genocide - not a happy one

Tue, 30 Oct 2007 | By woody | Views [408]

After I eventually found the Vietnamese embassy and attained my visa for the comming weeks, I sought out a driver, explained my destination (at least i thought i did), then climbed aboard the back of a moto. Unfortunately the driver had a woman's sense ... Read more >

Tags: On the Road

Sharing Stories - A Glimpse into Another's Life - Singh Lai – a Cambodian portrait

Fri, 19 Apr 2013 | By | Views [191] | Scholarship Entry

As I uncover the world's beauties, I discover my own. The beauty of knowing myself is the main reason for my slow pilgrimage throughout the world. Cambodia had a special appeal to me, which was certainly related to the strong energy emanating from the ... Read more >

Tags: Travel Writing Scholarship 2013

Gallery: Cambodia

Wed, 15 Jul 2009 | By hopperq | Photo Gallery

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Fri, 21 Nov 2008 | By seesea | Photo Gallery

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Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

Fri, 5 Jul 2013 | By katpayne | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

Tags: travel photography scholarship 2013

Photos: the rest of Goodheart's cambodia

Sat, 14 Mar 2015 | By a_and_a | Flickr Photo Gallery