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Thu, 1 Jan 2009 | By gregorboyd | Views [2036] | Comments [2]
12.29.08 Somewhere over the Pacific. Authors Note: This is probably the most boring blog ever. Basically it is just a giant list of things I did with very little reflection. But I felt I have done so much since my last post that I needed to put this ... Read more >
Tags: america, cambodia, flight, korea
Thu, 17 Apr 2008 | By rosibud | Views [1065]
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
Wed, 5 Jul 2017 | By tigerlillytravels | Views [799]
The main 'tourist attractions' in Phnom Penh are known as the Killing Fields and S21 Prison. No matter how tough you think these places will be, they are worse. It's barely worth me explaining as it won't give you an understanding of the depth of these ... Read more >
Tags: cruel, culture, eye opening, history, humbling, informative, museums, shocking, tourist attractions
Fri, 19 Feb 2010 | By trudygeard | Views [728] | Comments [6]
We flew into Bangkok at lunchtime on Thursday and only ended up stayed there on Thursday night – it was packed street to street with tourists and didn’t really appeal to either of us. We took the train from Bangkok to Aranyaprathet (the closest ... Read more >
Mon, 9 Apr 2012 | By me | Views [560]
It is a strange feeling leaving something that has been a huge part of what I have been doing in Cambodia for over a year. I have been challenged, stretched and have learnt a great deal while teaching at New Life School. Working here has changed ... Read more >
Tags: its hard saying goodbye, my brilliant class
Thu, 21 Jan 2010 | By utegute | Views [521]
I don't really understand WHY I like the people here so much.. Maybe because everybody is smiling, giving you the impression that he or she is especially happy to see you. Or is it because people don't take theirselves to important. Everything is done ... Read more >
Sat, 31 Jan 2009 | By claire_jefferies | Views [452]
Serendipity Beach in the town of Sihanoukville (pronounced shanuck-ville) is perhaps the most perfect little beach resort: Beautiful white sands, blue seas, stretches of deserted beach and on the main beach, an endless row of beach bars where you can ... Read more >
Thu, 15 Jul 2010 | By pirates_of_the_cam | Views [423]
Tomorrow we have a rather morbid schedule and I probably won't write or at least I won't write about today so here's as much as I can think of right now. We arrived today in Phnom Penh. It's an unbelievably lively, friendly city and even if a lot of ... Read more >
Tue, 14 Oct 2008 | By katandstevie | Views [419]
Sun, 16 Sep 2012 | By me | Views [250] | Comments [1]
The city of Phnom Penh may not be known for its beauty, being a growing city with few trees or natural elements remaining, but one thing I have been observing is the sprouting of new traffic lights across my end of town! It is surreal to be just driving ... Read more >
Tags: traffic
Mon, 25 May 2015 | By | Views [215] | Scholarship Entry
My first trip was 3 years ago: 27 years old, female, small, and inexperienced. I was stuck. I had been following the universal path: college, then job, then marriage and wait to die. At that point, I lost everything and therefore I lost my direction.... Read more >
Tags: 2015 Writing Scholarship
Sun, 16 Mar 2008 | By earthwalker | Photo Gallery
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Mon, 14 Jan 2013 | By sys-eye | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
Samuel Johnson said, “The use of traveling is to regulate imagination by reality and instead of thinking how things maybe, to see them as they are.” I thrive to travel the world: I am twenty-four years old and taking in every day as it is presented to ...
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Tags: Travel Photography Scholarship 2012
Mon, 24 Nov 2014 | By catherinelily | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
Throughout my travels across Europe and Southeast Asia, my shooting style has tended to be from a distance; indicative of my being comfortably introverted.
Getting nicely acquainted with my Kiev4 rangefinder, I have slowly learnt my different levels ...
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Tags: 2014 travel photography scholarship
Tue, 1 Aug 2023 | By kiwiaoraki | Photo Gallery
The world's largest religious complex. Also includes photos from Siem Reap
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