Cambodia

>Wordless Wednesday #7 – A Floating Village in Prek Toal, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Posted by on Sep 26, 2007 in Cambodia, rural, sights, Wordless Wednesday | 0 comments

>Floating Village, Prek Toal copy

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>Wordless Wednesday #5 – Rural ICT Project : Establishing e-communities in Cambodia

Posted by on Sep 12, 2007 in Cambodia, Kep, sunsets, Women, Wordless Wednesday | 0 comments

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>Hello, moto!

Posted by on Sep 7, 2007 in Cambodia, moto-dups, rural, transportation | 0 comments

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Motos or moto-dups are the main mode of transportation in Cambodia, particularly in rural areas. These motos can transport just about anything…

But where is the moto-driver?

can collector's rear view

PP traffic

Ahhh… there he is!

can collector 2

salesman-on-a-moto

Er, what’s that moto doing on top of a van?
A local Evel Knievel-wannabe attempted to jump over this van and got stuck instead?

moto-on-a-van

A middleman rounding/buying up the pigs in the village

hello-moto

And oh, those pigs were still alive.

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>Is it a UFO?

Posted by on Sep 6, 2007 in Cambodia, Kep, rural, sights, transportation | 0 comments

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the thing beyond the horizon

Noooo!

can collector's rear view

A bunch of metal cans floating along the road?

Noooo!

What is it then?

Ta-da!
can collector 2

It’s the mighty can collector!!

Seen along Damnak Chambok village, Ou Krasar commune, Kep

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>Royal Palace at Night

Posted by on Aug 28, 2007 in Cambodia, night shots, Phnom Penh | 0 comments

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>Egg-vendor

Posted by on Aug 23, 2007 in Cambodia, faces, Women | 0 comments

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Three weeks ago I went with Boss Pogi and the special advisor to inspect village hubs in our pilot area in Prey Veng. On our way back to Phnom Penh, we were waiting to cross the ferry at Neak Loung when this tiny girl tapped our car’s window. She was selling boiled eggs. As the group had just taken quite a full lunch, we declined her offer. She didn’t leave at once, she just stood there and stared back at us hoping to make a sale.

Moments later, my attention was caught by a pile of fried black birds and bugs, a delicacy here. Naturally I wanted to take a photo but the girl was still standing by the window blocking my view. Thinking she would shy away from the camera, I aimed my camera at her.

She didn’t.
She asked for one thousand riels (25cents) instead.
Aba, marunong!

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