Tag: Cambodia, Expat Life, Thomas Weber Carlsen
The Early Years
By: Thomas Weber Carlsen Thomas Weber Carlsen is a Danish architect who has been living in Cambodia with his Cambodian wife and their two children for over 10 years...
Pchum Ben
Pchum Ben, which is also known as Ancestors’ day and the Khmer Festival of the death, encourages the Khmers in Cambodia to make offerings to dead ancestors, visit...
A Day in Cambodia with TED
By: Gabrielle Yetter It's not every day that begins with a princess telling a story which starts "Once upon a time there was a little girl". And it's not every day you...
Cross-Cultural Couples: Tommy and Leaksmy
By: Gabrielle Yetter Cross-cultural couples is back! After a hiatus we decided to pick it up again and continue this amazing series about the lives, love and ...
Six of the best: Siem Reap Hotels to make you stay another day…
By: Simon Hare A recent publicity campaign tried to persuade visitors to Siem Reap and the wonders of Angkor to ‘stay another day’ and invest a little more in the...
The Mad Tuk Tuk Challenge: Part Charity/Part Madness
By: Gabrielle Yetter Picture the scene: You’re riding your bicycle along a dirt road near Prolit village near Siem Reap when a tuktuk flies by. Nothing new in this...
Cambodia’s One & Only Mad Tuk Tuk Challenge: A WHEEL Life Adventure!
GET READY to kick off a Cambodian adventure with the 2012 MaD Tuk Tuk Challenge, charity rally. A TURBO adrenalin rush! How about a gruelling challenge set to keep...
Rolling Through Asia on Two Wheels: Daphne & Colin Cycled from Chengdu to Phnom Penh
By: Gabi Yetter It sounded like a wonderful idea at the time….cycling across Asia, a warm wind blowing through their hair, connecting with smiling villagers as they...
Budget Friendly Phnom Penh Accomodation
By: Abigail Gilbert The days of the $2 room for hardy travellers are gone, but it's possible to balance budget and comfort for a memorable stay in Phnom Penh. Hidden...
Travel to the Angkor Wat, Cambodia’s Ancient Temples
By: Vijay Khurana Short of a time machine, you couldn’t find a better way to lose yourself in the past than by visiting Cambodia’s Angkor temples. You’ll see...
