http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com Join us as we make our way through the Heart of Cambodia, beginning in Phnom Penh. A newly vibrant city emerging with gusto from all the years of hardship. You never know what you're going to see. An elephant walking down the street, sidewalk barbershop, boats on the river, or just sit and enjoy a beer at one of the many sidewalk cafes.

http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com The group settled in at Sihanoukville for a little R&R. Warm water, blazing hot sun, restaurants, bars, white sand beach...what more could someone ask for? A massage. Run by the Seeing Eye Association for the Blind. Give them your business. They are professionally trained in Japanese Am Shiatsu massages. (I found that Shiatsu massages are just as painful as Thai massages!)

http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com There are a few digital studios in Phnom Penh where you can transform yourself into a Khmer princess or Apsara in just one hour For $18.00. If you have the time, look for one and enjoy the transformation. Rechannel the '60's with false eyelashes, hair pieces and heavy pancake make-up. A fun experience...

http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com There was jackfruit, sticky rice, pineapple, tamarind and the familiar bananas, pineapple, prawns, chicken (these chickens have run back-and-forth to get to the other side a few too many times)...and the very unusual. Marijuana, freely available but if you are caught, prepare to spend mega-years in a Cambodian jail. Fried frogs, snakes and the utterly gross - huge Tarantulas. All swimming in a puddle of who knows what they fried them in... Definitely not for me...

Angkor Wat, the most famous and largest temple in the complex of ancient temples near Siem Reap, Cambodia---an area which served as the seat of the Khmner Empire that flourished from approximately the 9th to the 15th centuries AD. This video, is the next in a series of "What It's Like" Videos, basically uncut, with no special effects, all in an effort to give you the felling of being there. Read more about my two-year trip around-the-world at <www.noboundaries.org>.

Slideshow of photographs from Cambodia.

Two backpackers share their travel adventure through Asia. Part 6: We visit the Genocide museum in Phnom Penn and the ancient ruins of Angkor in Siem Reap. Note: Parts one and two were acquired by Lonely Planet. You can view them at http://www.lonelyplanet.tv/UserClips.aspx?id=5135

A video journey through Cambodia

Cambodia Day 3

A nice day of touring Cambodia