Tag: Art, Cambodia, Cambodia Travel, Culture, Religion, Travel, Vijay khurana
From the Chalkboard to the Blackboard: Project Buckhunger Feeds Street Kids in Cambodia
januari 24, 2012by
By: Gabi Yetter Not long ago, Johnny Phillips spent his days cooking lobster risotto and filet mignon for well-heeled patrons of his upscale restaurants. Today,...
Jungle Hikes & Pristine Waterfalls in Koh Kong, Cambodia
december 06, 2011by
By: Gabrielle Yetter It was the first time I’d seen leeches. In the jungle terrain of Koh Kong, there were masses of them, many of which fastened themselves onto my...
Cross-Cultural Couples: Rithy and Sylvia
november 27, 2011by
By: Abigail Gilbert & Emma Kwee Yes, it’s time to meet yet another cross-cultural couple! Feel free to meet the other couples featured in this series. This time...
Cambodia’s Elusive Justice: How the Khmer Rouge Tribunal Finds Itself in a Loaded Minefield
november 23, 2011by
By: Olesia Plokhii PHNOM PENH, Cambodia—Like those lush green pastures with roaming cows and floating pink water lilies in rural Cambodia, where children still lose...
Pchum Ben Festival: Pagodas, Ghosts & Sticky Rice
september 28, 2011by
By: Gabi Yetter This week is not about the living. It’s about the dead. It’s a 15-day celebration (culminating in the big three days this week) where Cambodians pay...
Victims of Khmer Rouge Worry Justice Won’t Stand Test of Time
september 16, 2011by
By: Olesia Plokhii PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - As comatose Vann Nath’s lungs filled with water and family members pled for more donations to pay his $300 a day medical...