Walking through history in Tuol Sleng, Phnom Penh
History Tuol Sleng used to be a high school. The Khmer Rouge took over the buildings after they “evacuated” Phnom Penh. The deportations were one of......
Meet Phnom Penh’s New Khmer architecture
I’ll always remember Phnom Penh for its architecture. We combined a few walking routes and filled our days with taking pictures. There are some amazing......
Searching for modernist villas in Kep
Meet Kep, a small coastal town in Southwest Cambodia. It’s famous for it’s crab market, but not a lot of people know about its architectural gems......
Settling down in Kampot
Kampot really grew on me during the week we were there. We never intended to stay this long but the town really has a special......
Touring Kampot’s salt fields
Kampot is a small town in the south of Cambodia. We hung around for more than a week and although there’s seemingly not much to......
Bokor Hill Stations’ architectural gems
Kampot is my favourite destination in Cambodia. Nearby Bokor Hill Station is one of the reasons why. The town was built as a resort by colonial French......
Relaxing between the trees in Banlung
I have to be honest, we didn’t do much in Banlung. It wasn’t a boring place, it was actually just perfect to sit back and......
Hiding from the rain in Kratie
The weather in Kratie wasn’t sweet, we had a LOT of rain. Searching for the Irrawaddy dolphins crossed our minds a split second but we......
The quest for the hidden temple in Kampong Cham
Kampong Cham is famous for its bamboo bridge. Unfortunately we came at a wrong time: in wet season the bridge gets washed away and that’s all......
Petanque, bats, skulls and kindness in Battambang
We had been to Cambodia 3 years earlier but only visited Angkor Wat in Siem Reap. Because it was quite a touristy destination and we only stayed for......
Crossing borders from Thailand to Cambodia
Nothing picture-worthy happened on the day we traveled from Bangkok to Battambang. It was a long day though and I was happy when we finally......