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Confronting dark history of Cambodia

By Meanwhile in Thailand on November 26, 2018 No Comment average Cambodian monthly wage, Cambodian cultural heritage, coconut curry with fish, dark history of Cambodia, fish soup, Killing Fields memorial, mass graves, poverty in Cambodia, Royal Palace, S21 prison, torture practices, Tuol Sleng genocide museum, Tuol Sleng prison

Poverty in Cambodia Our second day in Phnom Penh. Today I want to find out more about the dark history of Cambodia. So I decided to combine a visit to the Royal Palace and the S21 prison. As there is a swimming pool on the 3rd floor of the hotel, my travel companion would instead go […]

A pinch of culture in Phnom Penh

By Meanwhile in Thailand on September 29, 2018 No Comment Cambodia, Cambodian cultural heritage, Khmer dish, motorbike drivers, National Museum of Cambodia, Phnom Penh, Phnom Penh Immigration, pimento, pinch of culture, Psar Thmei central market

Chaos at Phnom Penh Immigration Right upon arrival at Phnom Penh airport we experience a sample of how chaotic things are being run. Everyone needs to obtain a visa on arrival at the Immigration booth, but an orderly queue of people waiting for their turn is out of the question. It is more like everyone […]

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