Scenes From Cambodia
Our primary reason for visiting Cambodia were the temples of Angkor, but traveling around Siem Reap proved to be a worthwhile experience in and of itself:
Before we left for this trip, we were most excited to see the crown jewels of Khmer culture: Angkor. As our trip came to an end, we realized that what we will miss most are the people. All the Cambodians we met were full of generosity and hospitality unmet by many other wealthier nations. This is in fact, the best part of travel: seeing life from various perspectives, and being surprised at how unfound our fears of different people really are. More often than not, travel dispels fear and gives birth to new love for the amazing life all around us! New love was indeed born in us for Cambodia and her people.
Gorgeous pictures!
After our stay in Bangkok, where we are now, we are going to be in Siem Reap, to see Angkor of course, but I do hope as well to see and experience the Cambodian culture. We’ve learned the day-to-day life around us is the culture in itself.
Thank you!
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Thank you for sharing your experiences! The pictures are exquisite !
Thank you, I appreciate your comments!
You’re going to love it! I haven’t had a chance to visit Bangkok, but we did visit Phuket and the Phi Phi Islands. Enjoy your stay in Cambodia! Thank you for the comments!
That’s so true. It’s the people that make Cambodia the gem it is. We went in December and are now planning to move there this year.
That’s awesome! Have fun living there! Thanks for the comments 🙂
I agree with mrsbr! The Khmer people are some of the friendliest I’ve ever met, and the country itself is lovely. I so want to return! Great photos!
Thanks! Yes, the Khmer people are wonderful. We just visited, and like you, would love to return!