APAD 191: Shrimps galore
These shrimps are caught in the waters just off Sihanoukville, Kampot, and Kep. Aside from selling them fresh, they are also sold as dried, or, preserved in salt and spices and bottled. The dried and preserved ones are usually used to season or add zing to Khmer food.
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Read MoreAPAD 190: A Khmer traditional house
This is how a typical rural Khmer house looks like. It is made of wood and palm fronds.
This type of Khmer house is found all over the countryside. They are all on stilts and up above the ground, as you can see in the picture. This is to avoid flood-waters. On dry, summer season, the lower part of the house is used as a kitchen, a storage area for their things and a rest area at daytime. In the evenings, it is also used to shelter the family’s farm animals.
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Read MoreAPAD 189: Cambodian silk bags
Aren’t they pretty? They’re made from 100% Cambodian silk. These bags are priced based on how much silk was used.
Here, haggling is an art. One of these bags here can be had for less than $5, if you only know how to deal with the sellers.
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Read MoreAPAd 188: Day is done…
Gone the sun…
… from the sky…
From afar, drawing near
Falls the night.
– Excerpts from the Taps
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Read MoreAPAD 187: Bible-on-wheels
Holy… car! Oops, sorry, I don’t have a clever title or comment for this entry; can’t think of any.
Spotted this vehicle parked along Sihanouk Boulevard last Saturday.
Errmm, no further comment here but you are very much welcome to do so.
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Read MoreAPAD 186: Riverside promenade
At the end of the day, when the sun is about to set, locals and tourists alike gather at the riverside. Here, three rivers meet: the Mighty Mekong, Tonle Bassac, and Tonle Sap.
I could sit there for hours and just watch the boats and boathouses that pass by.
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