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.
A visit to Kampot, Cambodia, where people relax by the river and enjoy super cheap accommodations and food. Kampot is famous for its peppers.
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 each day until he realized…
Short term volunteer service trips with Globe Aware focus on helping people stand on their own two feet and allowing visitors to experience a new culture
Cambodia Overcoming the Shadows of War By Shelley Seale At the age of 14, Ponheary Ly died and came back to life. At least, that’s how she describes it. The year was 1977, and the Khmer Rouge was on its deadly rampage in Cambodia. After seeing her father killed, along with 13 other family members,…
By Darrin DuFord Hidden among Apsaras and multi-armed Vishnus on the eight-hundred-year-old temple walls of Angkor are carvings of cooks holding skewered fish over a fire. That’s right, barbecues side by side with celestial maidens and gods. Cambodia has carried its penchant for barbecue and other glorious forms of cooking through dark times, enduring war…
Victoria Cho describes her visit to an orphanage near Angkor Wat, Cambodia’s most famous temple complex, the experience giving English lessons in Cambodia
Exploring Cambodia by Honda Dream Motorbike By Brandon Follett and Amy Johnson For Westerners who are unsure if they recklessly want to invest time and money in motorcycle safety classes and the purchase of a motorcycle, Cambodia is the perfect place to test your motorcycle wandering spirit. Our tour began in Sihanoukville and took us…
Cambodia | A visit to the land mine museum in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Persevering in Phnom Penh, a travel story about the difficulties travelers face in a city that was once besieged by civil war and bad Khmer Rouge legacy.
The Bon Om Touk, Water and Moon Festival is one of Cambodia’s Biggest Event of the Year By Dagmar Busshoff Fluttering flags embroider the waterfront during Bon Om Touk. Laughing workmen carry hundreds of strings of white mini-lights to drape every imaginable surface along the quay. The atmosphere is as electrifying as the lights, though,…