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Running Amok for Fish Amok

Fri, 26 Sep 2014 | By connectlocally | Views [5430]

The bowl is steaming hot. I deeply inhale the lemongrass and galangal and immediately start salivating.  And as soon as I put a spoonful in my mouth, my tastebuds "rush into a frenzy" - the original Malay meaning of the word "amok".  ... Read more >

Tags: amok, cambodia, cooking, cooking class, cooking class, fish, hotel, recipe, siem reap, travel

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Wed, 27 Jun 2012 | By sglass | Views [3004] | Comments [3]

Phnom Penh is a welcome contrast from Ho Chi Minh City. The pace is much slower, the people are a little friendlier, and surprisingly, everyone is much more used to foreigners. English is spoken everywhere here and unbeknownst to us the other "official"... Read more >

Tags: cambodia, phnom penh

Spider, moto, boat, and bus

Wed, 13 Jun 2007 | By karine_martel | Views [1800] | Comments [3]

Hello, Wow, what a trip. I went in the north last week to see the villages where the ONG we work for does over there. It was a long and beautiful trip. 18 hours on the bus, 3 hours on a moto, 6 hours on a long canno boat on the Mekong river. It was ... Read more >

Tags: Adventures

Into Cambodia and Kratie

Thu, 15 Feb 2007 | By all_powered_up | Views [1371]

I had planned to go to Virachay National Park in the Ratanakiri province.  I get to Stung Treng in a packed minivan, having endured bumpy roads and border officials who need overtime payments.  Although three in the bus are Irish it isn't a good crack ... Read more >

Cambodian Crossing

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 | By rosibud | Views [1064]

We crossed the border into Cambodia on a boat travelling down the Mekong. The change was immediately apparent. The Cambodian people are far more laid back than their Vietnamese neighbours. They are extremely friendly and welcoming and even the hawkers ... Read more >

Tags: b&b, phnom penh, the manor house

Kingdom of Cambodia!

Mon, 5 Nov 2007 | By stefanly | Views [839] | Comments [2]

Saigon var et meget trivelig bekjentskap. Nabolaget "Pham ngu lao" ble daglig saumfart, mens kveldene ble brukt på det som etterhvert ble det definitive stamstedet, nemlig baren med det klingende navnet "169". Med sine lette plaststoler ... Read more >

Tags: philosophy of travel

Bangkok and Beyond Part II

Sat, 6 Feb 2010 | By ashleyheilmann | Views [818]

A Tuk Tuk from the train takes us to the Thai/Cambodian border. The mass of moto drivers, beggars and hawkers yelling and tugging us is only a glimps of what we are about to walk into. After we stamp "out" of Thailand we are hoping to turn ... Read more >

First Day-

Sat, 7 Apr 2007 | By kayla_n_danae | Views [527] | Comments [3]

This morning we had to get up early to go to our school and catch a bus to the airport!! we all said our goodbyes and hit the road. we started our adventure...arrived at sydney airport and checked in our bags then went through customs and all those ... Read more >

Tags: Airports

Cambodia: four monks and a wedding

Wed, 27 Sep 2006 | By princessfeet | Views [278]

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School closures - Routine or sheer panic?

Fri, 20 Jul 2012 | By me | Views [250]

And I thought I was good at panicking! Well it looks like the Ministry of Education in Cambodia is far superior at it then me. Schools around the country have been closed, as of Wednesday 18th July, just 10 days shy of the official end of the Khmer school ... Read more >

Tags: frustrations

Koh Rong It Feels So Right

Wed, 27 May 2015 | By | Views [208] | Scholarship Entry

Now, you might think that a remote island with limited electricity, no ATMs, sandflies, no hospital, no fire department, water buffaloes out for vengeance and snakes which can potentially render you unconscious (forever) would be a place you would want ... Read more >

Tags: 2015 Writing Scholarship

Angkor What?!

Thu, 15 May 2014 | By | Views [202] | Scholarship Entry

Ill never forget the day that I first set eyes upon the majestic ruins of Angkor Wat. Situated in the heart of Cambodia and once the center of the ancient civilization of the Khmer Empire, it is an architectural wonder that totally deserves its spot as ... Read more >

Tags: 2014 Travel Writing Scholarship - Euro Roadtrip

Photos: Preah Vihear Temple

Tue, 15 Jul 2014 | By gina_holley | Photo Gallery

This temple has a long history of being under dispute between Thailand and Cambodia but is very safe to go and visit at the moment
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A 'place' I have visited

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 | By zhanusik | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

My usual job is related with calculations and figures. However I am passionate about capturing an unbiased and unvarnished version of reality. I have been interested in travelling and photography for 13 years now. Usually I travel two times per year. ... Read more >
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Tags: Travel Photography Scholarship 2013

Photos: Cambodia

Wed, 20 Jun 2012 | By teamofgiants | Photo Gallery

Angkor Wat, Bamboo train, Killing Fields, Tuol Sleng Museum, and family time
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Tags: angkor thom, angkor wat, bamboo train, bas relief, baylon, carvings, killing fields, museum, temples, torture chambers


 

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