• The Killing Fields
• Floating the Mekong and Crossing into Cambodia
• Love in the Time of Genocide: The New York Times’s book review

Friends Center at Angkor Hospital for Children presents Cambodian Exhibition, a new photographic exhibition that takes place in Siem Reap from January to June 2010. More info can be located on the Internet at http://angkorhospital.org/.

So many interesting travel blog-posts here on Cambodia Blog by an Australian national, whose base is Cambodia’s largest capital city.

This blog is still very much in its infancy stage. As such, I will try to add new content as much as possible.
This blog is part of an assignment for a class I am taking. I traveled to Cambodia on two occasions between December and February 2008-09 and spent two-months in the kingdom all told. I’ll be back in Phnom Penh for work at the end of November 09.

• FLOOD CONTROL: New drains to control Siem Reap flooding
• Silk village struggles to survive
• A Fresh Start: Asian villages carve out a new life
• New Cambodian island resort launches
• Spider Girl

The Phnom Penh Post’s May Kunmakara reported on the current state of Siem Reap tourism sector, particularly tourist arrivals by flights.

Although the number of overall arrivals in Cambodia continued to grow in November, all-important air arrivals at Siem Reap, Cambodia’s main tourism draw, fell 10.89 percent year on year to 52,545, according to Ministry of Tourism figures.
The number of travellers from Vietnam was up 45.86 percent in November, taking advantage of relaxed visa rules, while at the opposite end, some 26.99 percent fewer Koreans came to the Kingdom. Koreans were the largest group of arrivals in 2008.