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end of August, beginning of September 09

27.08.09 Now, Channa has Malaria. He complained about neck-stiffness and fever. When I found out I sent him immediately to the doctor and he has not only malaria but also typhoid fever. He is a tough cookie, he had injections yesterday and today and wanted to come back to work tomorrow. I...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on September 13, 2009 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: end of August, beginning of September 09



Doctor Fish Massage

Cambodia again. This time, we're walking down the aptly named Bar Street when we see a shallow pool on the street filled with attractive young men with appealing foreign accents. “This looks like an interesting situation,” I comment. “We should probably join these gentlemen in whatever...

permalink written by  alli_ockinga on September 1, 2009 from Siem Reap, Cambodia
from the travel blog: I go Korea!



August 2009

12.08.09 So. After being on holiday and having fun, I’m now back at work and do what I am supposed to do. Capacity building and development work. I really have the urge to achieve something while I am here and it is hard sometimes to motivate myself and just keep going. So I try to keep...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on August 24, 2009 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: August 2009



Angkor WHAT?!

Quick, close your eyes! Empty your mind. Think: Cambodia. What do you see? Probably Angkor Wat, the world's biggest religious building. And with good reason: Angkor is to Cambodia what Lady Liberty is to NYC--only, having seen them both now, I can say with authority that Angkor is far more...

permalink written by  alli_ockinga on August 23, 2009 from Siem Reap, Cambodia
from the travel blog: I go Korea!



Angkor... What? PHOTOS - Direct from the Source.

CHECK IT OUT!! Awesome pictures from our adventurous traveller... Nuttter. AT HOME: Screws, not strewn haphazardly all over the place but in a "holding pattern" awaiting screwing. The view from Spare Um into the office, late last night. Today I ache like a man that was putting up...

permalink written by  Groovespook on August 19, 2009 from Siem Reap, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Nuttter's S.E. Asian Escapade



Siem Reap - Direct from the Source.

I left Batdambang by boat. It was a lovely, slow ride on a longtail covered boat to Siem Reap. While it took 7 hours (leaving at 7 a.m.) it didn't seem that long with the changing scenery. Got to see lots of locals who live right on the river. I arrived in Siem Reap and with my dirty clothes...

permalink written by  Groovespook on August 18, 2009 from Siem Reap, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Nuttter's S.E. Asian Escapade



Phnum Penh.

See details in the next post.

permalink written by  Groovespook on August 14, 2009 from Phnum Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Nuttter's S.E. Asian Escapade



Batdambang - Direct from the Source!

And so I left Krache for Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh. Surprisingly, the bus arrived ON TIME. Crazy. Cambodia has such a different personality to laid-back Laos. You can see it just in the driving. Instead of mainly motorbikes and tuk-tuks, Cambodia's streets are occupied with SUVs...

permalink written by  Groovespook on August 14, 2009 from Batdambang, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Nuttter's S.E. Asian Escapade



Snorkeling Fail

Because it was too awesome to contain in one post, this will be the first in a series of stories about my recent trip to Cambodia with Ellen. We flew into Siem Reap, spent a couple days there seeing Angkor Wat and a floating village (more on that later), and then headed south to Sihanoukville...

permalink written by  alli_ockinga on August 11, 2009 from Sihanokville, Cambodia
from the travel blog: I go Korea!



01.-09.08.2009

I was wondering, why Sihanouk Ville felt so westernised, but it is, as I read now, because it has been only constructed in the late 1950’s as a port city, so the town is much newer, more urban and cosmopolitan that most Cambodian provincial cities. In general it is Cambodia’s premier beach...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on August 10, 2009 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: my trip to the beach



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