Posted in animism, buddhism, history, tourism on May 19th, 2008
...mainly because we were caught by afternoon rains as we traveled the bumpy unpaved roads by tuk-tuk. We made good use of our time hiring some young locals to moto us up the mountain and serve as impromptu guides.
Phnom Sampow is a bit overwhelming, as you have Neak Ta ...
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It's been ages since I've been to Kampot, so it was great fun to go recently and see the sleepy riverside town waking up. Below: a good place to start, Epic Arts Cafe.
On my first visit, they'd just rented the space. Now it's looking great!
The pictures lining the walls are ...
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StickyGum has been traveling through Cambodia and has webbed up some slice-of-life cartoons with the aid of a digital camera.
Postcards From Cambodia: Kampot
Postcards From Cambodia: Kep to Kampot
Postcards From Cambodia: Kampot
Postcards From Cambodia: Serendipity Beach #2
Postcards From Cambodia: Serendipity Beach
(cheers Damien!) More at http://www.stickygum.com/slownotes/slow-notes
Tags: cambodia,comics,tourism,sihanoukville
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Posted in Other Goodies, sports, tourism on Feb 1st, 2008
Sun, sea, & sand made for a good getaway last weekend in Sihanoukville.
I was interested to export tube surfing from Siem Reap to the South, but the tides and tubes weren't working with me. Next time.
Lots of fun just people watching the mix on Ochuteal beach. For some, it's an ...
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Tags: cambodia,skateboarding,extreme sports,phnom penh
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