Cambodia Off The Beaten Path Travel Articles

Exploring the Floating Villages of Tonle’ Sap Lake

Tonle’ Sap lake in Laos is explored by a photographer from the U.S. who is fascinated by the local people and culture.

Discover Cambodia: Lavender Jeep Style

Lavender Jeep has designed the perfect tours to explore the most important areas of Siem Reap, Cambodia with their military Jeeps, helping local woman too.

You can visit pepper farms in Kampot, Cambodia for some of the world's hottest peppers and locally made salt.

Kampot, Cambodia: Live, Eat and Play on the Cheap

A visit to Kampot, Cambodia, where people relax by the river and enjoy super cheap accommodations and food. Kampot is famous for its peppers.

Cambodia School Turned Prison Camp, Now a Museum

A peaceful school in Phenom Penh became a notorious prison dubbed “S-21” during the Khmer Rouge years—now it’s a museum you can visit.

Cambodia: Just Over That Bridge

A Bridge and the Rest of Cambodia By Manesha Pereira Even in the daylight, there was nothing spectacular about that bridge. Metal serpents curved and caressed each other to form regular neat triangles on opposing ends. At its foot stood six cylindrical cans filled to the brim with cement and…

Best Bus Travel Tips for Southeast Asia

Bus Travel: Be prepared before you board the famous night buses for long trips in Southeast Asia.

Cambodia: A Guide to Koh Rong Island

A guide to Koh Rong Island, one of the beautiful islands in Cambodia. Either be lazy on the beach here, or go pub crawling all night long! Koh Rong Guide

Cambodia: The Gift in the Jungle

When Time Stood Still in the Cambodian Jungle By James Michael Dorsey While photographing temples and monasteries in the jungles of Cambodia, I hired a local tuk-tuk driver named Thom and asked him to take me where tourists did not go. We went a little further off the beaten path…

Live Better by Moving Abroad!

A Better Life at Half the Price: Expat Tim Leffel writes about the benefits of living abroad in this new book excerpt with examples of cheap places to live.

A typical scene outside Van Long Nature Preserve, not far from Cuc Phuong. The landscape is dominated by the huge, weirdly shaped, eroded limestone hills. Like many homes in the area, the house in the foreground has a fish pond in its front yard. Photo by Dan Drollette

Discovering a Lost World in the Asian Jungle

Vietnam’s Lost World: Gold Rush in the Jungle By Dan Drollette Jr Deep in the jungle where the borders of Vietnam meet those of Laos and Cambodia is a region known as “the lost world.” Large mammals never seen before by Western science have popped up frequently in these mountains…