My original blog post about Cambodia, read here.
A bus ride from Svay Rieng (bordering Vietnam) to Kampot. My first scene of dusty Cambodia, and I loved it!
(While on an eight-hour junkle trek) in Ban Lung, Ratanakiri province far northeast, illegal logging and deforestation abounds.
A secret underground temple underneath Wat Ek Phnom's colossal Buddha in Battambang city.
Bamboo train in Battambang. I was told there aren't any breaks, so I decided to save my $4 for a rainy day.
That rainy day arrived the next day: a flash flood lasting two-three hours in the capital, Phnom Penh. Many NGOs are working to find solutions for the city's prevalent drainage problem.
I couldn't have asked for a more beautiful -- and bumpy -- eight-hour boat ride. From Battambang to Phnom Penh.
Another view.
One of the many wats (temples) inside the magnificent Angkor Wat complex.
Many youngsters found around the complex are forced by their family to sell things or beg for money.
The beach at Sihanoukville on the South coast.
On a boat ride in laidback Kampot in the South.
1 comment:
Oh you make me want to daydream about more adventures. hmmm.. There goes my day in the office. hahaha...
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