Traveling from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap & Cheap Beer!
Traveling from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap & Cheap Beer!
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In this Forex trading vlog, I wake up early and take the bus from Phnom Penh to Siam Reap. I arrive in Siem Reap tired and try to stay awake with coffee before surrounding the area at night. If you're into that, there's cheap beer everywhere! Vlog #248.
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Field Trip to Amarak Organic Farm, Phnom Penh. January 2019.
Our yearly field trip this year took us to an amazing organic farm situated outside of Phnom Penh. We were over a hundred eager students waiting to experience what our teachers had been teaching us at school, namely organic. We had the opportunity to witness agriculture in action, which is a rarity nowadays. To experience where our food is grown rather than to watch it arrive at supermarkets.Farming without chemicals can bring huge benefits to both producer and consumer, but it’s a hard sell in Cambodia, where poverty is preventing large swathes of the rural population from investing in an organic future. Regardless of the discussion over the benefits claimed for organic foods, there is no question but that they are more expensive. Organic foods are more costly to produce and as a result the prices to consumers are higher, with some organic options costing twice as much as their conventional counterparts. Is organic the future.What do you think?
A big THANK YOU you to Amarak Organic Farm for their kind hospitality. I ate the most amazing salad while I was there. It was amazingly delicious and soooo fresh.Yummy yummy!
Hope you enjoyed the video.If you have some time to read, the information below will answer some of your questions.Is it time to go organic, you might be asking? I've been eating organic food for many years and will continue to do some for many more to come. There are plenty of organic shops spread out all over Phnom Penh. You'll be surprised how many customers go through their doors everyday. Organic is my way of life!
ORGANIC INFORMATION:
''Organic'' means that produce and other ingredients are grown without the use of pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, sewage sludge, genetically modified organisms or radiation. And animals that produce meat, poultry, eggs or dairy do not take antibiotics or growth hormones.Organic is a great choice for families looking to feed their children the most environmentally friendly food possible.
Scientists aren’t sure if organic food is more nutritious, but it is probably safer. It generally tastes better, although in some cases, that’s not true. Sometimes organic produce might be smaller or lower in quality than conventionally produced fruits and vegetables.
Some fruits and vegetables are more likely to have problems with insect pests than others. Grown conventionally, these foods contain more pesticides than others. For example, apples attract all kinds of insect pests. Conventional growers use a lot of pesticides on apples. Strawberries, cherries, spinach, grapes, peaches, tomatoes, and peppers also usually contain higher amounts of pesticide residue.Make sure you check the Internet for more information on organic food.
WHY BUY ORGANIC?
Consumers purchase organic foods for many different reasons. Many want to buy food products that are free of chemical pesticides or grown without conventional fertilizers. Some simply like to try new and different products. Product taste, concerns for the environment and the desire to avoid foods from genetically engineered organisms are among the many other reasons some consumers prefer to buy organic food products.
''Go organic before the whole world does!''
The Skyline @ Phnom Penh
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The Kingdom of Cambodia has 25 provinces and city. the most powerful tourism are Siemreap, Battambang, Sihanoukville, and Phnom Penh.
Siemreap is one of the most attractive places in southeast Asia, which has the well known UNESCO world heritage place, called Angkor Wat.
Angkor Wat was the top 5 in the world most visited. And the first place in the competition of world heritage in 2018. this year 2018 Angkor has more than 6 millions tourist came to visit.
Memoire Siem Reap Hotel (MSH) is the luxury artistic four-star hotel, astutely designed and developed in Khmer contemporary art concept, epitomizes the Cambodian culture and charm. The design, from façade to interior, every corner is gracefully decorated with different art piece to mesmerize your mind in the garden of desire. Colouring is one of the special inventiveness to form up Memoire Siem Reap Hotel, envision offering trendiest colors of your favorite choice. MSH is an oasis for every traveler who will be pampered so well by our local experts to ensure a pleasurable, and meaningful experience. Memoire Siem Reap Hotel is being shadowed by MHR, which is one of the most Cambodian vibrant Hotels & Resorts brand and one of the best traveler’s choice on Tripadvisor.
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We met a nice local guy on the bus who explained us what was going on in the capital, how people live in the Phnom Penh. The best thing about Cambodia is that almost everyone can speak English. So do not complain too much. Everyone understands. It was not one of those trips when everything from the beginning to the end is smooth. Somehow I got 10$ which was not good enough for local restaurant and we spent about an hour trying to find another fool who can exchange it. We did find him. Pay attention to your change, locals can give you torn banknotes. After a long flight we were very tired but desire to see more attractions and explore the city won. We did not see anything ahahah because there is nowhere to go in Phnom Penh. There are a lot of temples but they were closed. People sleep, talk, pray in the temples so we decided to follow them and took a nap in one of the temples. We are adventurous guys so we could not skip the main attraction of the city the whore street. Some girls offered us a blow job for 5$ in the middle of scrapyard. It turned out that we are not so adventurous guys. We kindly refused. Check out our first 2 days in Cambodia
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Theam's House, un Paradis sur Terre
Theam’s House, un Paradis sur Terre
Après une période d’exil en France pour fuir l’enfer khmer rouge, Theam revient au Cambodge en 1994 afin de partager ses connaissances artistiques et aider à la reconstruction du pays. Il ne soupçonne pas encore qu’il bâtirait un paradis sur Terre : Theam’s House…
Ce film est une invitation à la découverte de l’un des plus grands artistes du Cambodge.
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As a side note to the PSE, an organization was set up in 1996 to help children living on the street near a garbage dump in Phnom Penh. It provides food and shelter and helps more than 5,000 children in health care and education. In order to build a self-sustaining future for children, we offer both school and social education, and we also provide quick training classes for children who have never been in school at the repair school. Established a hotel school in 2002, when demand for the service industry increased. Teachers are professional groups who work in luxury hotels. She also teaches English and manners. After a one-year preparatory period of education, the program is divided into four specialties: cooking (international and Asian cuisine), service (reception and serving, etc.), bakery (baking and confectionery), and housekeeping. During the professional education, students will practice at hotels in the city and restaurants in the school. At the vocational school near the hotel school, about 900 students receive vocational education such as secretary, hairdresser, gardener, park management, early childhood education, car repair and fishing.
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When filming this video, I thought a bit about long-running management. Even so, it's very impressive that Siem Reap has a lot of foreign tourists to enjoy foreign food and new stores, and that they are still able to operate in this place a little far from the night market There are things. I felt it was the truth. Management is a severe thing, the right ones remain, the wrong ones are being screened out, and in this context, this restaurant is left behind not only their concept, service, but also their Khmer I think that's because of the desire to know more about cooking. I think that not only the short-term gains but also the contributions to customers and society will bring about “returns”, and people who want to support their activities will appear.
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• We travelled a lot the last 48 hours, roundabout 1500km when we left Phnom Penh to spent the second part of our trip on Koh Lanta in the south of Thailand. Finally we reached our destination and were very exhausted. We decided to take a rest at the beach for the whole afternoon. Film by Jan Henkel Videography
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• The Bamboo Train
• The Perhentians
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• Mekong Delta
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On November 2013, we went for the third time in Asia, this time to immerse ourselves in the nature and the slow pace of Laos. A journey of a month that has brought us almost back in time, between relaxed people who live to the rhythm of the sun, small villages built on winding roads, dust, coffee powder, waterfalls and unspoilt nature. Discovering a simple life, made of smiles, peace and happiness between the banks of the Mekong. Film by Antonio Correnti
While backpackers visit a small village in remote northern Laos in search of a traditional experience, the inhabitants of the village discover the attractions of the West. Two worlds meet at the crossroads of their respective desire; the one longing for authenticity, the other for modernity. In this micro-cosmos, their encounter leaves no one unchanged and tells the story of friendship and how we relate to others in a globalized and rapidly changing world. Film by Cinema Delicatessen
• We travelled a lot the last 48 hours, roundabout 1500km when we left Phnom Penh to spent the second part of our trip on Koh Lanta in the south of Thailand. Finally we reached our destination and were very exhausted. We decided to take a rest at the beach for the whole afternoon. Film b
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• Rain & islands
• Malaysia 2014
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• Indonesia 2015
• Street food Manila
• Surfing Indonesia
• Voyage au Vietnam & Cambodge
• Fadaelo
• Cycling Laos (in French)
• Noodles!
• 111 days
• Southwind
• Hang Son Doong
• Above and below
• Indonesia 2014
• 349 Days
• Myanmar
• Laos - the heart of Southeast Asia
• Eastern adventures
• Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos in 20 days
• People of Java
• Lust for more
• Through Thailand
• Islands
• Backpackers Chapter Two
• The Man Who Built Cambodia
• Laos
• Borneo Getaway
• The Pai experience
• Vietnam by moto
• Balan the Blowpipe maker, Borneo
• Thailand
• Through the lens: Laos
• Morning of the world
• Timelapse of Mount Bromo
• Indonesia
• Stairway to Ko Pha Ngan
• Come get right
• Ko Lipe 2013
• Kilometres & megapixels
• 193 days in Asia
• Sumatra & Java
• Somewhere in Vietnam
• Bali: Island of the Gods
• Ko Yao Noi
• Malaysia: Island Life
• Burma bound
• Happy on Ko Kut, Thailand
• Free in Ko Tao, Thailand
• Falling for Myanmar
• Vietnam timelapse
• Trouble in paradise
• Kuala Lumpur and Langkawi
• Myanmar and Cambodia
• VIET
• Somewhere in Laos
• Singapore Feb 2014
• Southeast Asia 2013
• Flying Indonesia 2011
• Perhentian
• Garden of the dragon
• Indovista
• An aerial view of Cambodia
• Timor Leste - A moving picture
• 40 days in Thailand
• Thailand - The Story of Our Journey
• Vietnam Wet Market w/a Top Chef
• Travels through Southeast Asia
• Postcard from Myanmar
• LPQ Luang Prabang
• Tuk Tuk anywhere
• Nat Pwe Festival in Taungbyone Burma (Myanmar)
• Vang Vieng
• BALI; Temples, beaches and chicken
• Vietnam 2013
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• Southeast Asian potpourri
• Phu Quoc Island
• Thailande 2556
• Vietnam's expressions
• Kids jumpin' off a pier
• Phnom Penh in 2011
• A few days in Kuala Lumpur
• The Bamboo Train
• The Perhentians
• Sultry Thailand
• Amazing Thailand
• Koh Rong
• Sapa
• Armenian Street, Penang
• A float around the Gilis
• Krabi basejump
• Never go to Thailand
• In search of Buddha
• 4 minutes in Asia
• Lost cycling in the Cambodian jungle
• Kuala Lumpur: Melting Pot of Cultures
• Almost lost in Taman Negara
• Ten days in Thailand
• Postcard from Bali
• Return to Singapura
• Land of smiles
• Welcome to the jungle
• Hanoi traffic
• The Elephant Conservation Center Sayaboury, Laos
• In Asia: Cambodia
• Bali, je t'aime!
• Cambodia hyperlapse
• Mekong Delta
• Loy Krathong
• 5 weeks in Laos
• KL Timelapse
• Bali cremation
• Ko Phi Phi
• Mourning Sihanouk
• Myanmar 2012
• Singapore tilt shift
• Cambodia and Laos
• Thailand by iPhone
• Take a walk on the wet side
• Karimunjawa
• The Killing Season
• Pan Asia
• Half a World Away
• A Burmese Daze
• Sweet spot
• Backpacking 2012
• Southeast Asia: a time-lapse film
• Kawah Ijen
• The scooter diaries
• Saigon traffic
• Motorbiking in Saigon
• Laos slow boat
• The places where I shot are: Kratie, Kampot, Phnom penh, Sihanoukville, Bamboo island, Mekong river, Kampong chlnang, Kampong Cham, Kep, Rabbit Island, Battambang, Pursat, Angkor, Siem Reap, Angkor Thom... Film by Nicholas Bailleul
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On November 2013, we went for the third time in Asia, this time to immerse ourselves in the nature and the slow pace of Laos. A journey of a month that has brought us almost back in time, between relaxed people who live to the rhythm of the sun, small villages built on winding roads, dust, coffee powder, waterfalls and unspoilt nature. Discovering a simple life, made of smiles, peace and happiness between the banks of the Mekong. Film by Antonio Correnti
While backpackers visit a small village in remote northern Laos in search of a traditional experience, the inhabitants of the village discover the attractions of the West. Two worlds meet at the crossroads of their respective desire; the one longing for authenticity, the other for modernity. In this micro-cosmos, their encounter leaves no one unchanged and tells the story of friendship and how we relate to others in a globalized and rapidly changing world. Film by Cinema Delicatessen
• We travelled a lot the last 48 hours, roundabout 1500km when we left Phnom Penh to spent the second part of our trip on Koh Lanta in the south of Thailand. Finally we reached our destination and were very exhausted. We decided to take a rest at the beach for the whole afternoon. Film b