The Temples of Angkor: Legacy of the Khmer Empire
For over 600 years — from the early 9th century through the mid-15th century — the Khmer Empire was the ruling power of much of the region that we now know of today as Southeast Asia. And although...
View ArticleMarkets, Night Life, and Houses on Stilts in Siem Reap
Given the immediate proximity to the ruins of Angkor, those taking a holiday in Cambodia will almost certainly pass through the town of Siem Reap at some point — but the city no longer needs to be...
View ArticleLife in the Streets in Phnom Penh and Nothing but Beaches in Sihanoukville
Phnom Penh, Cambodia: As soon as you set foot in Phnom Penh, you’ll realize that the laid-back vibes of Siem Reap are far behind you, the lazy charms of Thailand are a thing of the past, and that...
View ArticleA Crash Course in Khmer Cuisine
When asking around about what defines Khmer (Cambodian) cuisine, the most common response I would receive is “It’s pretty much the same as Thai food, just not as spicy.” Whereas I understand that the...
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