Delving Into the Past and Present of a Fascinating Country

November 13, 2011

This one is easy. Fascinating country, past and present and more like Venezuela that you could ever imagine.

Cross a second one off my Bucket List, not easy to do that in one year, but then again, I missed crossing one off in 2010.

More on this place later…

8 Responses to “Delving Into the Past and Present of a Fascinating Country”

  1. John Barnard Says:

    Wow, I’ve always wanted to go there!

  2. a guerrero Says:

    Such a frese was an unfortunate expression.

  3. julie carbonell Says:

    MIGUEL: our (formerly yours, now mine) C. jenmanii has flowered FIVE HUGE BLOOMS

  4. julie carbonell Says:

    Need to know the Devil´s bucket list

  5. Deanna Says:

    I was in Cambodia about 3 years ago for 5 weeks, working with the Extraordinary Chambers of the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), where they held the trials of members of the Khmer Rouge who committed genocide and crimes against humanity. I saw all the important places in Phnom Penh, including the royal palace, and went shopping like crazy in the Russian Market. After my assignment was over, I spent about a week in Siem Reap, where I visited the temples of Angkor Wat and other neighboring places. I really loved Cambodia and although it might remind you of Venezuela, I felt much more secure there. I even saw people jogging at 5 a.m. and although I took a lot of care, I never felt as if at any moment I might be mugged, kidnapped or killed. I even told my relatives in Venezuela, that even after 30 years of Communist rule and civil war, Cambodia was much better kept than Venezuela and Phnom Penh was cleaner.

  6. CharlesC Says:

    Ask anyone if they has been any sightings of
    “kouprey”(-a supposedly extinct species of wild cow)?
    bos sauveli.

  7. firepigette Says:

    Never been there.Would love to see it!!!!!!! Glad you went.

  8. Syd Says:

    The temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia.


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