It’s been so long since I was there, I’m really not sure! I think it’s a pretty flat place, which might be the only reason why not!

Hi Adnin, we took a bus! There are several throughout the day. The other option is to go by boat, which seems much more fun to me, but we were pressed for time. Enjoy Battambang, its great fun! Try to catch the circus if you can!

You know I’m not sure, but it looked like they were doing some sort of chore like shucking corn (but obviously not corn here), and maybe putting the valuable bits in those bags? It was some sort of sorting process.

You may recognize him from a recent photo of the week 🙂

Jenna I’m SO excited for you! I can’t wait to hear more about what you’re planning/what inspired you to choose Thailand. Unfortunately I have seen relatively little of the country I’m actually living in, however I talk to travelers every day and I am a research junkie, so I have tons of info to share nonetheless! And at least when it comes to the Samui archipelago, I’m an expert 🙂

Hopefully before September I will get to see more of Northern Thailand, however thus far visa issues have prevented us from having much leisure time to explore. We are always working while in Thailand, and then in border countries when we have time off!

I agree! Khmer is actually one of the easiest South East Asian languages to learn because unlike, for example, Vietnamese or Thai, it doesn’t rely so heavily on tones. I was actually proud of what I picked up while there. Here in Vietnam I’m hopeless!