Hunting For Pol Pot In Cambodia 🇰🇭
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🇰🇭In 1975 the Khmer Rouge rolled in to Phnom Penh to begin four years of brutal oppression in Cambodia. Although there were eventually defeated by the Vietnamese in 1979, Pol Pot and his army never went away completely. Hanging on in a northern village until the 1990s. I went to investigate and meet their descendants.
Don't forget to check @BackpackerBen channel for his version of the trip.
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Cambodia Nice! Following you since 2019, great videos Bald!
To find out that I have negligible or non-existent Ashkenazi ancestry? Yeah, no thanks.
Hi m8, come to Australia? My friend David Willson was murdered by the Khmer Rouge when he was kidnapped from a train along with a French and an American.
@@Charlie-phlezk why comment here out of all ? And why Lebanon? Terror state
Afternoon Bald! I'd recommend getting chatGPT, Claude or another app for use with translation, you can just record what they say and it'll output it in your language.
I'm sure there are better ones but that's what i've used
Thank you for visiting my country. You asked a woman for Pol Pot grave, but the App translated "I'm looking a road to Police". The woman responded "I just moved here and go to that way, they might know". When you're at the water crossing, you asked the less shirt guy about Is there any Pol Pot people here". He said "Yes, there's, but they won't let you interview them". He pointed a small hut with red brick roof across where you asked a question. That is Pol Pot place he died. You should contact Patrick who is a young American living in Phnom-Penh with his Cambodian wife to tag along. He speaks fluent Khmer language. It will be helpful for you.
Hope this comment gets more reach, assuming these aren't too far pre-recorded and he's still in Cambodia.
Jonathan Smith very South American
@@davequin7051 Where tf do you think Cambodia is??😂😂
Pol pot pat
I thought about moving to Cambodia but its a regime that enforces vaccination, sadly a deal breaker. Maybe any Cambodians can share their knowledge, was it possible to remain unvaccinated or did the police / state force the injections on everyone? Google says the country has one of the highest covid vaccination rates on earth.
BRUTAL: How could you survive with only beautiful polite people, nice buildings, no people touching and scamming you, no car horns at all times and no poop-ologists dumping in the streets.
Cambodians are the nicest people ever, we need more Cambodian immigrants in Europe
It's difficult, I know... but I've been to Cambodia 20 something years ago and yes, it was a beautiful place back then.
Lol
India super pooper power
@@franklindorrell4755 criticize the culture of uncleanliness, but do not hate the country or be unjust.
Seeing the girl bow with her hands together to Bald was precious
Some cultures teach respect and that should be admired and emulated elsewhere.
@@LizardYup thats not a cultural thing but a family thing
It's a symbolic Buddhist gesture.
I visited S-21 in Cambodia two months ago. There were two of the few survivors sitting there, sharing their stories, and you could buy their signed books. For those who are interested, the book I bought is called Survivor: The Triumph of an Ordinary Man in the Khmer Rouge Genocide. I’ve never read a biography that included so much suffering and hardship as this one.
So glad Bald uploaded a video without constant horn beeping in the background. My ears enjoyed this video.
Trust me thr is alot of beeping going on. I spent a month backpacking through Cambodia. It's a great country though!
You obviously didn't even watch this video before commenting. Just wanted to get on the India hate band wagon hey? Did your "ears enjoy" the train trip where he couldn't even talk due to the constant horn?
The India video was torture lol, a war zone.
@@Ash_18037dude it's and old train with open windows, how is it supposed to sound?
@@Ash_18037 you might not believe this but that's what trains do everywhere They alert people and things like cows and animals and cars that they are coming and so no one gets hit by the train.
Train deaths in Cambodia are astonishing low for their population density
The Cambodian people seemed like friendly, accommodating happy people. Definitely a place I'd like to visit!
Very friendly people.Great country! Respect from Nepal❤
Great people -Respect from Nepal
As long as you show respect for the people, their country and customs, are friendly yourself you will be welcomed with open arms.
Same goes for Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia.
It's one of the greatest regions of the world to visit over and over
They suffered a lot under polpot.
I have lived in Cambodia for seven years. So lovely!
Welcome to Cambodia, Mr. Bald. Thank you for showing my beautiful country to the world.
I love your country Cambodia. Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩
Cambodia looks like a beautiful country
Your country looks beautiful and your people seem very kind, my friend. I wish my people were this hospitable. Greetings from the Czech Republic!
Never been but it looks so clean. One day I'll visit.
@@gus-187if you think czech people are inhospitable, you shouldn’t go west 😂
American here, I worked on a construction project in Cambodia a while back and everyone who super cool. I will say a few people opened up about the insanity of the Khmer Rouge. One guy had most of his family killed, his brother in a field, and he managed to make it to Thailand through the jungle. Guy was super cool and friendly. Said he started a new life and hes super thankful about it. Otherwise people were just so friendly, the food is great. They have like the best rice in the world...I cant explain why but its so good.
Well, communism.
Less pesticides
its probably NOT sprayed
'sUpEr'
Seeing that room and those pictures, absolutely heartbreaking.
Being there is something else
@@daeseongkim93 Nobody walks out the same person whom they walked in as
He didn’t even go to the killing tree inside S21. That place would make people sick
Never thought I'd see Bald's Pink Helmet, but here we are.
Hes schmuckless so easier to access I guess 😂
😳
You see that in every video, it's called his head
lol
It's when he whips his purple helmet out that you'll want to look away.
Cambodia is a beautiful country. I lived in Phnom Penh for 3 months. They may be poor but most people have a heart of gold. I have been to both Vietnam, Thailand and Laos, but Cambodia is for me the best of them. Even if you travel out to the smaller villages.
Better exp than Thailand? 🤔
It brings a joy in my face to see such a friendly people that have been going through so harsh times! Huge respect to them!
What a contrast compared to India.
Cambodians are not begging for money and Cambodian trains are cleaner while in India is opposite
@@napoleonbonaparte4396 TRAINS AND BRAINS
india caught so many strays in this video lmao
I Spent one Christmas in India and two months later visited Vietnam and Cambodia, it was like visiting another planet .
Bald said this himself almost at the end of the video.
Pol Pot murdered teachers, engineers, electricians, doctors, builders and anyone with an education and sent the country back to the stone age and yet today, Cambodia and especially Phnom Penh rival any city in Asia. Got to admire the Cambodians positivity and not looking back in anger.
PS. Bald is correct. Cambodia is much cleaner than India.
A certain demographic in the US who constantly whine about their past should learn from these people.. or many other cultures who have been through atrocities in the past and choose to put the past behind them and live in dignity and peace!
Only...Half of newly developed Cambodia is owned by China
@@HolyEnchantaat least the country is developing no?
@@hectorar7890 i mean... That's certainly how the corrupt elites are looking at it. The common men and women though...
What a ridiculous lie
I visited Cambodia a few years ago as a tourist ... It's a beautiful country with wonderful, welcoming people.
Long-live, peace and prosperity to Cambodia and her people! ☮ ☮ ☮ ✌✌✌
Bangladesh better 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
29:45 HILARIOUS!!!! Seriously, this is better than the entire NETFLIX collection. Massively entertaining and informative. It is great that big media corporations have not bought (and later destroyed) channels like this one. It is free spirit, sincere, original in all levels. Congrats.
"they appear to be extremely happy and not at all bitter about the past, unlike it has to be said in other parts of the world where there are whole groups that still collectively blame their current problems on events that happened 200 years ago"
Quite well summaried actually.
The difference is in Cambodia they no longer get treated the way they got treated in the 90s,but when you come to the people who were mistreated 200yrs ago even upto now they still get treated the same way,which you as yhite person it's very hard to comprehend.
@@fredmugo1596 You've just proven the point 😂
@@fredmugo1596Maybe get over it bro
@@fredmugo1596 lmaooo sureeeeee
Well they aren’t black
This video just sets India in such a bad light, it's amazing. They are both countries in development, but Cambodia is clean, organized, even when you see their stuff is old, like their trains, they are still clean and well maintained. They follow traffic laws, plus, their nature is great. India needs a complete turnaround to get their shit together.
It's not clean but it's much cleaner than Vietnam and India. The main difference is a result of the others having way too many people.
It's funny how foreigners mostly w8tes will travel to India and purposely go to the worst places to travel (old delhi, varanasi, Calcutta) which is common knowledge not only amongst Indians themselves but amongst travelers globally, just so they can make negative videos for sensation and views. When the fact of the matter is India has beautiful beaches, resorts in the south (kerela goa etc ie tourist areas) beautiful mountains and snowy areas in the north like Shimla, Risikesh in states like himachal pradesh and uttarkhand, theres ther north east which has arunachal pradesh etc. Yet despite common knowledge amongst those who travel to India these vloggers choose to avoid such places for the former just for content and to make videos such as this
@@AmericazGotTalentYT vietnam isn't that bad these days
@@shaheedbhaghatsingh3974 go on google maps and look, it's all trash and rubble everywhere you go.
It also has 1.4 billion fewer people which helps a lot
Thanks for shining a light on the tragedy that was Cambodia 1975-79 under the terrors of the Khmer Rouge. People forget. Thankfully, Cambodia has moved on. A beautiful country, beautiful people.
You look at recent genocides like Rwanda and they’re literally a powder keg just waiting to erupt again.
Cambodia moved on, not without struggle and a true testament to its people.
@@jameswilker1774 - true. God alone knows what's currently happening in Myanmar with the Rohingya situation. It just falls off the Western news agenda. We only hear about it when the atrocities come to light.
The terrors in Cambodia didn't start in 1975. Kissinger led operations Menu and Freedom Deal
Cambodia is now a communist dictatorship.
Happy travels to all the naive backpackers!!!
@@hypnophonzTechnically a Constitutional Monarchy, but they have an authoritarian Single Party System (Communist, but aligned towards Vietnam and the Soviets compared to Pol Pot's Maoist Khmer Rouge).
Been laid out for a week and a bit with severe nerve pain/damage. These videos help stave off the cabin fever. ❤
Cambodia is officially nicer than India 😂
Of course. Only bangladesh and Pakistan are less nicer than India
India is not really the standard of a nice, clean and safe country.
Saying it like it's an accomplished 😂 India is rock bottom, you can only go up from there, as a traveler
@@mustacheBpf lol
@@mustacheBpf ya dude next u are going to say that haiti is better than india. I totally believe u subhumans
I'm cambodian and I have been watching your videos since you're in Belarus and finally , now you have arrived in my country. Enjoy your time in Cambodia, bald. I recommend you to explore our ancient city "Siem reap" which is the former city of our great Khmer empire during the 11 century.
Your country is beautiful and filled with positivity. America could use some of you guy’s humility.
@@josephburdette2407 thank you. I hope you can visit us we will welcome you with all our of heart.
Living in Cambodia this country will always have a place in my heart such humble place to be, everyone’s just so humble. ❤️
I live in this beautiful country, full of beautiful people. It was nice to see a newcomer's reactions.
I have been to Cambodia twice and absolutely love the people. Such kind and welcoming people despite their living conditions.
I second that part about how clean Cambodia is, Honestly despite the lack of english speakers compared to Indias capital, I'd much prefer to visit Cambodia.
beautiful to see!
Fun fact they speak more french than english overthere
Delhi is a very old urban city for first tourists coming to India. I would recommend Goa or Kerala in the south with its beaches or Ladakh Himachal Pradesh Himalayan mountainous regions in north
I'd like to say that those in the country side/unpopular tourism area are lacking in English but if you visit their capital city the English aren't even a problem especially the young generation they're speaking fluently English in the capital.
@@necroplastful it's a fact back in the past but not now. The newer generation (mostly city folk) prefer and use English since it's give them a better job opportunity
@@necroplastful Here's another fun fact: That's incorrect. They gained their independence from France in 1953. So maybe only 5% do,... that are over 65. Their English proficiency is trending upwards, especially amongst the youth. Cheers
Getting on the bike holding a beer talking to the military guy is so funny to me.
Omg the chaos of the rain is amazing.
Thank you for sharing the history. It's something I know little about.
this has been one of my favorite Bald vlogs yet. so much fun and chill. the cambodians are happy people as are you in your small pink ill-fitted generalize merchandise helment. it really will help while you drink beer and cruise over roughshod roads steering one handed my friend!!! Cheers, from Nova Scotia.
I'm going to Cambodia next month and this video has got me hyped up
Hit up Siem Reap's Ankor Wat if u haven't planned to already. I'd also recommend getting up before sunrise to view and in addition you"ll avoid the crowds & heat, Cheers
i love how bald explains the history and context of the places he visits, i feel he truly admires and appreciates the time and places he visits. good job lad!
I admire him for speaking the language of every country he goes to he obviously making a huge effort in learning, respect to him.
As someone who lives in Cambodia and has for quite some time, this was very interesting. Most Khmer people do not want to talk about the past, as it left so many scars on the country that still affect it to this day. Despite that, Cambodians are some of the nicest people you could ever hope to meet. Even simple farmers out in the rural areas who don't speak any English whatsoever will try their best to help you in any way they can. Truly a hidden gem
I travelled there when I was young, the difference between the Cambodians and the Indians was striking. Two peoples in South Asia and yet so different in culture and respect for others.
Is there any Cambodian who can answer a question about vaccination in Cambodia or is it forbidden / illegal to talk about this?
@@Mgoblagulkablong it's not forbidden.
@@IntrepidTraveler-b1b If I stay in Cambodia long term and there is another pandemic in the future and I do NOT want to get another vaccine, what do you think would happen? Would the state / police leave me alone as long as I don't go anywhere or would they come for me? What about doctors / hosiptals, during a pandemic will they refuse to treat / help UNvaccinated people, do you need a vaccine card for a hospital? Thank you.
@@Mgoblagulkablong Hey there, during the COVID-19 pandemic here in Cambodia, the government treated both local and foreigner the same way. You will receive vaccination for free, and if you happened to caught the virus, you'll then be hospitalize free of charge until you're fully recover.
If you do not wish to get any vaccination, it is possible and up to your choice. But protection is always better than curing, right?
We are among the first few countries to open up due to our high numbers of people being vaccinated for free and fast. And for now, COVID-19 card is not required. Hope it help!
Thankyou for all the efforts and expense of travelling to share with us all.
God bless those poor innocent Cambodian souls.
Thank you bald and Ben, I probably never would have thought Cambodia is such a nice place if it weren’t for you.
Showing the history and culture while having a blast and filming it for us. Great work and please keep uploading
It's generally not. Idk what part of a terrorist group being in power makes you think its peaceful.
@@joemungus6063 eh, they're not in power anymore
Except it's the pdf file capitol of the world.
@@david69869 that’s Pakistan fasho
@@liran.9153 could you try that again, but English this time?
Man I miss Cambodia. For a country that is still recovering from an absolutely devastated generation it has such a wonderful feel.
Says a lot about the people and the culture.
Too bad it's a communist dictatorship now.
China owns their government and military!!
Maybe just biased after watching the India video, but Cambodia seems so peaceful. The people seem like some of the most friendly people you have met thus far. There is something to be said about true suffering and the indomitable spirit of the Cambodians. Such lovely people with such a dark history
Lived here for awhile and can confirm they are some of the best people out there. Especially if you make an attempt to speak the language! If you come here head to some smaller towns for an experience you won't get anywhere else 🤙🏻
I don't travel. I went to France as a kid and that was it. I'm 73 and never worried about seeing the world. You have given me the urge to actually get of my arse and go to Cambodia. The people seem to be so friendly and welcoming. You should be up for an award for your videos. If you can make a miserable old bloke like me want to travel then your a miracle worker. I probably wont go but the thought was put in my mind and that takes some doing. Well done bald and bankrupt. Keep up the fantastic work you are doing.
"What is she doing? She's in a bowl!" Genius.
what is a boat but a large bowl
One day she will conquer the world by sea. ⚔🛡⛵
@@Omni_Shambles she will be an infamous pirate
I laughed so hard at that 😂
1:32 bald spewing historical knowledge on a moped in a pink helmet is way funnier then it should be
£15 a night, £450 a month and you get a serviced room, pay no property tax, electricity or water bills? There's even a swimming pool. Bargain
Probably get cheaper too if you booked long term 😮
@@tootsboots1 Half that. Brand new digs.
That is why you see a lot of youtubers moving to south east asia. They still make their youtube money but can live for cheap instead of just scraping by.
I would just buy it out for the month. I mean this really is so nice.
I mean I paid $32 for breakfast this morning that's without the tip!
Finally a place I can afford.
the Delhi comparisons are wild especially after he talks about how Pol Pot killed a quarter of the population like 50 years ago.
Delhi is filthy Cambodia is not
@@pete35901brother agreed.. But countries like Bangladesh and Pakistan are worst.. No safety.. So much instability
@@Thepoefan alright pajeeeet, we know it's you
@@pete35901 I wonder if it has anything to do with the total population being 11x smaller than that of just one town.
Cambodia was always one of my favourite countries during my travels. The people were lovely despite the relatively recent tragedies.
The Cambodian people are really well behaved and very helpful expecting nothing in return. Meanwhile, in India you'll get mugged but before that you'll catch a disease from their water.
What's up with the anti-Indian sentiment here? I visited some grubby parts there but met only great people.
@@robo9804 Bald's most recent video was in India. He showed the truth about how awful India is. Now him and Backpacker Ben needed an actual vacation and not being scammed by every single person or having to step over human feces or dodging children who yank on your arm begging for money while you're sleeping on the train lmao.
Assuming you've been there (I take it you have?) - you must have experienced some real bad luck.
@@robo9804 His last video was in India and it cause a bit of a viral flame war in the comments. It looks like people are still a bit salty.
Bet you’ve never been to India.
Cambodians are such wonderful, welcoming and giving people .
I represented a man in court who was originally from cambodia and was a child soldier and victim of the Khmer Rouge.
He was a wonderful person who I now consider a friend. He welcomed me into the Cambodian-American community in the city of Lowell Massachusetts. All great people .
Thanks!
Amazing that guy led you all that way. He was just like “yeah sure I’ll take you there let’s go.” I live in Japan and have had a lot of similar experiences with people just giving me rides or taking me to dinner. I met an old Japanese guy at the maglev museum and he offered to take me to the train station but then got a call from his friend who wanted to get dinner so we went to a restaurant with his old female friend. I also became friends with the owner of a hotel in Hokkaido and he took me sledding down mountain roads at midnight with his family which was the craziest thing I’ve ever done. I also got to volunteer in a huge Shinto festival and dress up and everything. If you’re not an extrovert… pretend to be one.
I'm an introvert, but that sounds fantastic, seriously. To have people show you places or situations that you'd never otherwise experience... incredible!
Glad to have you in Cambodia! Wishing you a fun and safe journey throughout the Kingdom!
Cambodia is beautiful and the people awesome ❤️ Love from Finland 🇫🇮
@@rivetRnC if you visit cambodia one day I'll be happy to guide you through out the country.sending love from Cambodia.
Looks fantastic love from england 🏴. Philippines is awesome
Cambodians amongst the friendliest people I've ever met. Beautiful country, amazing temples, yet the killing fields and modern history are heartbreaking. It's great the see the country bouncing back.
Not all lots of gangsters
the people in SE Asia are wonderful. They've been through lots of hardship, yet keep their spirit. I love this.
I agree 100%
The history I learn from this man is crazy! I did pretty good in school and never learned so much of this. Thank you Bald
Looks 10x better than India.
it is
Absolutely... mainland india is nasty...but the southern, northeast and hilly states are totally different than delhi, varanasi and other such dumps
@@abhinavborkotoky5532Delhi is not mainland India. Mainland would be Mumbai, Bangalore even Gujarat Ahmedabad. Plenty of diversity in main land India then just old Varanasi or something
It literally looks like southern India.
Was about to say that
Man these videos are the most engaging content on TH-cam in my opinion. Just absolutely wild how captivating you're able to make the most mundane things.
Bald is one of the best travel youtubers because of the small things. Having a beer with random locals, showing his language barrier struggles, going to obscure places off the beaten road, showing the interesting and beautiful faces of the countryside. It feels like you're there, and reminds you how awesome the world is
Cambodia is without a doubt the favorite country I've ever visited.
@@fernandez3841 Not yet
You have strange taste
I always laugh at the part in every video when bald acts so surprised to see backpacker Ben
LOL it actually annoys some viewers.
It's a welcome classic bit, for sure.👍
I met a man whose family was slaughtered by the Khmer Rouge. I was speechless as he told me how people were slaughtered like animals. His parents were peasants and were not political. Somehow he escaped and wound up in the US where he opened a doughnut shop.
A lot of Cambodian folks live in the states because of what happened with the communist regime
@@zoewtang the US literally funded the Khmer Rouge, look up Jack Colhoun's work
@@zoewtang the vietcong liberated them from the khmer rouge in 2 weeks.
@@louiss2441people in the States are too indoctrinated to think everything bad is related to communism yet they have no problem with Vietnam.
Of course, this is the same people have no issue with their government invading Iraq and illegally bombing Yugoslavia for 40days straight.
Wow, glad he made it out!
I have never been to Cambodia, but I have met lots of people from there. Top notch people. Very friendly and driven. I know most immigrants are hard working and driven, but these guys are fantastic.
You stayed around the corner from me in PP. Cambodia has a plan for development, especially given it’s so recent past. Looking forward to your next vlogs. The kindest and most genuine people you’ll ever meet.
Any idea of the name of that hotel? Soum akoun
@@Jack-2day Mettavary Hotel
I went to Cambodia in 2019 and it easily is one of my most favourite places to visit. cheap hotels, nice food and very friendly people.
The kids are absolutely adorable and so well mannered. The bow! Excellent
can't wait for part 2. I have been following you for years and enjoying every single video of yours, thank you very much Mr. Benjamin ❤🙏
W Bald and Bankrupt fr, one of the best youtubers have been watching for ages.
Fr bro, this video is straight fire, no cap bro. 💀💯🔥
Thank you Ben, for taking us & showing us to all these places with you for all these years, it's been absolutely great.💯❤️
Cambodia is the only country ive been to where a group of people will invite you every time to eat and drink beer with them. The reason he pulled the beer ring for you is because you can potentially win thousands of dollars or a car and there have been fights in the past after the buyer of the beer has shared his beer and the person who opened it runs off and claims the prize 😂
Haha interesting, thanks for the info
The ring pull is worth nothing for big prizes without the empty can as it has a matching aligned image stamped inside and both must be presented for the prize claim.
Not everyone here is aware of that rule and it creates quite a problem when greed kicks in and one or both dont want to share.
Indonesia used to be like that, Vietnam and rural Thailand are like that.
Lost count how many times I've been invited back to strangers homes for a sit down family feast, jokes about marrying their daughters and home made rice based liquor
@@Dame_Kielbasa_Starmer Is it just jokes though? ;)
usually the big prizes (eg. cars or motorbikes) are never in just one ring (you're gonna need to collect maybe 4 rings each with a piece of the 'puzzle'); I think what's happening here is for those exchange things where u can get 1 free beer for every, say 20 rings.
Long time ago I watched a movie about the Khmer Rouge and their brutalities against their own people. Whoever stayed in Cambodia from 1975 to 1979 and witnessed these horrible years and survived, yet everyone lost family memebers, and to move on and still be a happy nation is mind blowing.
If you are interested the movie is called 'The killing fields'
Thank you once again, Ben, for this amazing video!
The people of Cambodia are resilient people and if we can learn from the past, we can plan and build a brighter future!
yup
Cambodia is such an amazing country with the kindest people! ❤
Agreed!❤ Cambodia -Fro। Nepal
Right, so why the hell is he looking for pole pot and the Khmer Rouge? Such a pointless trek.
@@bendeco lots of pent up rage from being so nice
@@bendeco probably because its the only thing cambodia is known for other than being bombed by the US
@@bendecoHis older videos were about exploring the communist past of East European nations, he’s just able to do it in Cambodia for the first time in a while
This makes me happy, a new B&B video I get to watch once I wake up. ☺️✈️ 🧳
Please stay safe, Mr. Bald! 🪽
Thank you! Actually, never heard a lot about Cambodia. Now I made a research about Pol Pot and all situation happening there! Love your videos for being not only entertaining, but also historically informative! Thank you!
Hammond would be proud of that helmet.
"Buttons"
he sure would
Hammond loves a good helmet
My neighbor was Dith Pran who escaped from Cambodia. They made that movie The Killing Fields about him. Great man.
Hey, great to hear. I just recently got that movie and was planning to watch it on a rainy day.
The actor who portrayed him in the movie was murdered in his driveway in America by an Asian gang.
so sad
@@lazzy2012 RIP Haing Ngor he was robbed and killed by a Cambodian gang.
@@IFukkEm Ankatell Brewer
So many wonderful scenes of blue sky, clouds and green grass in the background. I don't know if I ever enjoyed just watching the background as much as I did in this video. What a lovely county and the people, I would love to visit one day!
One of my favorite moves from the BB playbook is when someone doesn't understand you language just smile and say thank you, thank you. Its easy way to communicate
Glad to see you in Cambodia man! Such a great country with great people, but very misunderstood! Great video bro~
Wow! It’s Chris! We Cambodians ❤ you!!!
I’m originally from Bangladesh. People give India a hard time re lack of cleanliness but I’m afraid I have to report that urban Bangladesh is pretty awful too. Dhaka in particular. I’ve done a fair bit of travelling around South East Asia and it’s really noticeable how much cleaner it is than South Asia.
Indian bots on here upset by comments.
@@johnsmith-ht3sy It’s daft them getting upset. Totally pointless. They should accept the reality and work to improve it.
It's almost like they're a similar people...
It's all bad even when you come to the west. Youre own personal hygiene leaves alot to be desired. And I don't get it in the west we invented soap deodorant shower gel. Even extractors for the kitchen
@@IbnShahidDude what? Indians + responsibility??? That's impossible 😂
i love watching your experiences around the world, please come to vietnam again. and make some more detailed episodes. i want to see your perspective on my country. greetings from a long time fan from vietnam
I'm definitely going to visit Vietnam and Cambodia. 🙏
I've been fortunate enough to travel around Cambodia, they are genuinely such a fantastic people and its a beautiful place.
6:00 Ganz Berg Beer is German Premium Beer, that nobody knows in Germany, but it is made by a german brewmaster in Cambodia and is popular among the locals
I told my Khmer friends this fact and they laughed their asses off.
And it’s awful! Cambodia > Angkor > Anchor > Ganzberg!
In Thailand there was also a german beer from 'Kloster-Brauerei' which was only available there. The Thai called it 'Klotaeh' It wasn't bad, but disappeared in 2015 or so
Than rather that Tuborg that we saw in the first few seconds :)
@@maxmeggeneder8935Gösser,Stiegel,Wieselburger etc...is the best Beer in Austria .Des da drüben kann doch Ned besser sein!?!😂
Cambodia is very beautiful 👍🏻 no trash or human feces in the streets (unlike some other country)
😭😭😭
All the road sides are filled with garbage. People just throw everything there and hardly use any garbage bins. Water canals in Phnom Penh are god awfull and youll puke if you go near em. City streets are cleaned, but thats about it.
@@TheSycotik We are comparing it with India mate, obviously its not the cleanest country but compared to India it does feel like it.
@@TheSycotik still feels like a developed city compared to delhi
@@TheSycotik Honestly cleaner than many parts the US, to be honest. Even with poverty and pollution, people here are far more respectful in spite of their lack of resources
Seeing this is in the Top 3 parts of my day. Absolutely love your ventures, the journeys are informative and eye-opening. Many Thanks!
welcome to CAMBODIA 🇰🇭🙏 thank you for your sharing.
Cambodia is a long weekend getaway for me every once in awhile; I love it!
Despite it's horrible past - what a nice clean country Cambodia is!!!!
Nice to see they care about their country, and have not turned it onto a rubbish dump (like another country that Bald has visited recently!!)
Safe travels!!!
it isnt that clean, i ve been there for three weeks and everywhere someone is burning trash...
😂Cleaner than India tho much much cleaner
It helps when you have 1.4 billion fewer people to worry about
@@Jba8179 iv been on the outskirt of Kampot even there too many trash, and they burning trash all the time.
@@markmeloni2388southeast Asian countries burn trashes all the time due to the lack of recycling plants in the region.
I'm starting to think that all these coincidental meetings with other Ben were not a coincidence...
watch other ben’s videos, youll see
15:15 was so heart-warming, their little bow.
that whole scene on the lake is hilarious. a couple rain drops fall and Bald's screaming I'm not a seaman!
Mr Bold you bring happiness to the world, You are a good man 🇬🇧
Another banger! I absolutely love your channel and perspective. You’re an inspiration brother, please keep up the amazing work! Cheers from the states.
I loved Cambodia when I traveled there last year. The people are kind and friendly.
The way you just introduce backpacker Ben 20 minutes into the video is my favorite part
Been to Cambodia twice. My favorite place i’ve travel to.
Almost 20 years since I was in Cambodia. Still on the must return list of countries India is not on that list. Loved Cambodia.
I have visited approximately 60 countries and Cambodians are definitely top 5 nicest people I've met. Beautiful country. If you haven't been, then go.
Cambodia is on my top 3! Lovely True people and incredible landscapes!❤
Cambodia is a beautiful country. My favorite country out of all of my travels. The people were great. I really do want to head back there. Maybe this coming winter I will.
Welcome back! We cambodian are always welcoming you❤
Paradise compared to India
I completely agree
Bro he didn't visit south india, India is not just Delhi and UP
@@Since-1994 Why you lying? 😂😂
@@cizor8616 go and search
Exactly how we are meant to live ,free and self sufficient,
I visited Cambodia in 1991. On our boat ride back from Angkor Wat, during a refueling stop, there was a loud explosion. Everybody panicked, maybe thinking it was Khmer Rouge, but turns out somebody got careless with a match. The boat engines were toast and my friend and I grabbed the only taxi in town and negotiated a ride to Phnom Penh. The old driver spoke a little French and I asked him jokingly if the KR were about and he said sure. I spent most of a day at S-21, very grim. Incredible how such nice people can have such a bloody past.
You may as well do LAOS as well since you’re in the neighbourhood! 🇱🇦 Loving the reaction to your recent ramble in India btw! 🇮🇳😄
Day off work and Bald drops a new vid?! LIFE DON’T GET MUCH BETTER! ♥️
Same!!!
You’re easy to please lmao
@@treblinka9530 lifes better when youre easy to please:)
@@Johnny-sj9sj grow up...
Same😂
Ive just moved to Cambodia. Absolutely love it. Such an underated country with lovely people
It is high on the Don't Dare Go List.
U best get accident insurance now.
Are you on holiday? 😂
@@hypnophonz It's as safe as any other country, especially safer (violence wise) than Europe. Accidents? don't do stupid things and nothing will happen to you. Been here for almost a year now and had no accidents. With that said, Thailand is still the better option.
People I've met claimed that it's dangerous but they never been there. The cambos that I've met in the have problems. Gangs drugs etc. People I've met that used to live there love it. It's cheaper than Thailand and Visa's are easy. That being said they still prefer Thailand.
Dear @damiendunn Let's keep Cambodia as a hidden gems, for only those who knows, will knows! We don't want another Bali here in Phnom Penh haha