Boat ride in northeastern Cambodia
In an effort to go off the beaten track in Cambodia, I decided to explore the rural, northeast province. Aside from my minivan breaking down both on the way there, and on the way out, I had the chance to visit ethnic villages and swim in my first volcano crater lake.
- Welcome to My Nightmare
- Swimming in a Volcano’s Crater Lake
- 4×4 Action in the Name of Culture
- Breakdown
- Final Thoughts: Cambodia
Next week, we head into southern Laos along the Mekong River.
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Categories: Post-trip
Post tags: Asia, blogsherpa, Cambodia, southeast asia
2 Comments
Dude I really love this photo: simple, correct exposure and perfect composition make it all come together. Good work!
Dude I really love this photo: simple, correct exposure and perfect composition make it all come together. Good work!