Category Archives: Cambodia

Cambodia is a country I could see myself live in someday. Not permanently, of course. Prior to coming here, I read the book “Surviving in the Killing Fields”, which got me really interested in the country’s unbelievably sad history. It … Continue reading →

Now for the first time in what seems like ages, I’m actually having fun. Despite an almost constant thunderstorm and pouring rain, I had an amazing time in Sihanoukville. It involved drinking, of course. We stay at Monkey Republic, which … Continue reading →

This is a less depressing post. Ages ago, I saw a picture on Instagram of one of my friends dressed up in a traditional khmer dress and I immediately decided I was going to do the same when I got … Continue reading →

Phnom Penh is the capitol of Cambodia. 39 years ago, everyone living here was forced to leave their homes to start a new life in the countryside under the Khmer Rouge. Pol Pot wanted a complete agrarian society, and all … Continue reading →