26 August 2008, I embarked on a journey to Siem Reap, Cambodia. It marks another footprint on my travel photography road map in exotic Asia. Cambodia is truly unique in its own way. From the delicious Khmer curry to the spectacular Angkor temples, sight and sound of the Indochina culture can be felt virtually everywhere. Indeed, it was a remarkable and intriguing travel experience for a city person like myself to witness the lifestyle in Cambodia. Also, not forgetting the Khmer Rouge that had devastated millions of innocent Cambodians. The end to this genocide has marked an important chapter in the history of Cambodia. The photos taken during this trip are dedicated to the people of Cambodia.

Special thanks to Sam, my personal guide, for his excellent service and patience shown throughout the trip. I would highly recommend anyone who is interested to visit Siem Reap to contact him at http://www.angkordriver-sam.com/ for a highly personalised travel experience.

Some history lessons that must be told to the rest of the world.

wow.....powerful images !

selamatlzh wrote (View Post): › wow.....powerful images !

Hi retrovox,

I agree with Selematzh. This is an excellent series on Cambodia. I wish I could just take time off and do the same :-)

Q1 Did you engage a guide to bring you around during your stay?
Q2 What are your gears?

Cheers

good collection retrovox,
'coming home' is my personal choice, why ....no reason jus like dat kind of perspective

Hihi. Thanks for the kind comments! Yup, I hired a private tour guide to bring me around. Details on my first post of this thread.

Gears used >> e-510, 11-22, 50-200 SWD, 50 f2.