Dearest Potential Cambodia 2012-13 adventurers (and other people), Allow me to share a few suggestions on how to live life while in the Kingdom of Cambodia: 1. If you miss your connection in the Beijing Airport, don’t freak out. Cool things may be in store (such as a trip to the Great Wall). Go...
Before traveling to Cambodia, I did not think that my vegan lifestyle would be too much of a problem. I thought, it’s Southeast Asia, dairy products are not as widespread there as much as it is in the states. I still was worried about communicating with locals that I could also not consume any...
Throughout the days visiting the temples of Angkor I have experienced more than just he history of the ancient Cambodian culture. I have also been able to experience a bit of tourist culture. This is an aspect of travel that I had not previously spent time observing. Due partially to poor group planning, missing...
A Step into the Past I still vividly remember the experience captured by this photograph. We were at Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, walking through the prisoner cells at Building C. I stand rigid and compressed. I don’t know what to do with my hands, my body. I am uncomfortable and unsettled. I look up,...
Cambodia was a fantastic trip–but it was an exhausting one. So, on January 6th, we began the “relaxation” portion of the trip. We flew into Sihanouk Ville that day, and a few days later, January 9th, we decided to take our goal of edu-relaxation to another level. We got an early start; after a...
Throughout our journey around Cambodia, we traveled to Phnom Penh, Takeo Province, Siem Reap, and lastly Sihanoukville. As we traveled from one place to the next I tried to take as much in as possible and really found myself falling in love with the beautiful country, its people and the culture. To be honest,...
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