Thoughts on Cambodia as a Solo Female Traveler
I leave Cambodia feeling sad. I don’t feel sad to leave, but rather I am infused with a profound sadness from what I saw over the past ten days. I …
I leave Cambodia feeling sad. I don’t feel sad to leave, but rather I am infused with a profound sadness from what I saw over the past ten days. I …
Bayon… At first it looks like a mountain-sized pile of stones. Then you realize — holy heaven! — there are over two hundred faces watching you from every surface of …
Kiss! Kisskisskiss! Kiiiiissss!! I spent a good two hours of the bus ride from Bangkok to Poipet gazing three seats ahead at the Cambodian mother kissing her sweet baby. Ahh, …
What it’s like to wake up early in Siem Reap, Cambodia to see the sunrise at Angkor Wat: the famous temples. What to expect from tourists and transportation.
Because so many of the spectacular temples in Bangkok are along the river, a night boat along the Chao Phraya is a feast for the eyes… and a feast for …
Two commonly heard sassy comments to me of late: 1) “Weren’t you supposed to leave for Cambodia a week ago?” 2) “You’ve been in Bangkok for nine days? NOBODY can …
Oh yum yum YUM and sigh of happiness! Want to spend an absolutely lovely day in Bangkok, Thailand? Do a cooking class! But COME HUNGRY… or you will pop. My …
There’s a certain point when the thick heat and pollution of Bangkok make your head swim so hard and your clothes stick to you so wetly, that all you want …
I pulled out the map of Bangkok from the Lub-d Hostel lobby and mapped my walking tour objective: To the strip clubs, to the park, to the giant MBK mall, …
“LAST STOP, BANGKOK!” hollered the bus driver from the pitch black. “What the –” mumbled Stevie from the bus floor where he had been fitfully sleeping on his balled-up pants …