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Archive | January, 2010

How To Be Native in Cambodia

by on January 26, 2010

From spending 24 Hours at Angkor Wat to aimlessly walking around the capital of Phnom Penh, in order to fit in to the Cambodian lifestyle, you will need to follow a few or possibly all of these tips. 1.  Parkas and Gore-Tex If you venture outside or somewhere onto the street, whatever you do, don’t forget [...]

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How to Get From Bangkok to Angkor Wat

by on January 23, 2010

1.  Mo Chit Station- Bangkok Start at Mo Chit Station- Bangkok’s Northern bus terminal.  Take a bus to Aranyaprathet that departs every 30 minutes starting at about 4 am for the price of around 200 baht (US $6).  Bus takes about 4 hours. 2.   Rongklua Market- Border The bus will either take you all the way [...]

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24 Hours at Angkor Wat

by on January 18, 2010

With a time constraint in Cambodia, I was only able to allot a single day to the brilliant World Heritage Site of the Angkor Wat Temples near Siem Reap.  I was able to see a significant amount of temples that were truly spectacular in complete regards. The single day really began on the evening before the day.  We arrived to [...]

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Migrationology in 2009

by on January 11, 2010

When 2009 rolled in, I had just returned to the the United States from Patagonia to attend my sisters wedding in Phoenix, Arizona. It was in February 2009 under the influence of a carne asada burrito that I decided it was time to record my migrationology travels in the form of online documentation. I knew next [...]

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5 Conclusions About Late Night Dim Sum in Hong Kong

by on January 6, 2010

The culture of late night Hong Kong Dim Sum is a manifesting statement that appears to have developed throughout all of antiquity. It is through the lens of these ambrosial dumplings situated on bamboo steamers at uncommon hours where whole new worlds are cracked and observed from the depths of the concrete canyons of Hong [...]

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