Living in Cambodia. Former Royal Marine who struggled to adapt to normal life in the UK after being medically discharged. Losing everything due to mental health and addiction I decided to pack my bags, leave and never look back. I'll be showing you why moving to this small town in Cambodia was the best decision of my life. My videos include work, food, travel and mental health awareness. Please like, share and subscribe for more content 🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭
Wow! That must’ve been an awesome experience. Siem Reap is definitely a hidden gem and super chill with genuine, nice people from our experience. Can’t wait to go back 🤍Thank you for your lovely comment!
Because currently in Siem Reap, company are not allowed to build higher than Angkor Wat. But who know that might change in the future, still i hope this rule remains
The eras of Cambodia genocide were not started during the Khmer Roug. Cambodia was under foreign occupation for more than 200 years before the 16 years of Norodom Sihanouk independent. The digging of the Vin-Te Canal era under Emperor Minh Mang was just as bad as the genocide during the Khmer Rouge era. Those in power during the Khmer Rouge were all descended from those had power during Cambodia was under foreign occupation before the French protectorate. This part of Cambodia history was the real responsibility for historian to tell, but its seem like every author truncated this part of history. After all the digging of the Vin-Te Canal was 30 year before the French protectorate in 1862.
In the west. Speak for your own country. Schools outside usa have some really good standards. Chinese send their smartest children to study in Australia
Just imagine what Angkor Wat would have looked if the war didn’t happen. It was brothers against brothers at that temple which is why there are remnants of bullet holes. And looters scramble to saw off any statues to pawn them off. My grandpa was really close, maybe a few yards/meter away when he fought against the communist. He yelled “Do you want to eat my flesh? Why do you want to kill me?” at the communist. No replies back was when he realized the enemy he was fighting had no moral grounds. This is one of the reason why my family fled before the Khmer Rouge took over. My grandpa awareness was why my family is still here today. He didn’t want to leave his land, his livestocks, and his village like so many other Cambodians during this time period.
You always have to be aware of your surroundings no matter where you are. But when we walked around at night or day in Siem Reap, we did not feel unsafe at all. :)
Yeah I noticed I didn’t see tall building too and I think maybe the Government doesn’t allow to build higher than the top of the Angkor Temple correct me if I’m wrong.
@@ninaraj Yeah, and that's why I like the place it's unique and relaxing. I mean that everywhere in the world there are tall buildings, please keep Siem Reap like this forever.
Be careful in SE Asia when taxi drivers or guides try to take you somewhere because it's normally inflated prices that they collect a commission on. In Thailand its jewelry shops, tailor shops, "massage parlors" go-go bars or clubs, or overpriced restaurants. They'll tell you the place you want to go I.e. The Grand Palace, is closed due to a holiday but the rip-off place they want to take you is opened. Tuk tuk drivers are the worst but taxi drivers will do the same thing.
The eras of Cambodia genocide were not started during the Khmer Roug. Cambodia was under foreign occupation for more than 200 years before the 16 years of Norodom Sihanouk independent. The digging of the Vin-Te Canal era under Emperor Minh Mang was just as bad as the genocide during the Khmer Rouge era. Those in power during the Khmer Rouge were all descended from those had power during Cambodia was under foreign occupation before the French protectorate. This part of Cambodia history was the real responsibility for historian to tell, but its seem like every author truncated this part of history. After all the digging of the Vin-Te Canal was 30 year before the French protectorate in 1862.
Living in Cambodia. Former Royal Marine who struggled to adapt to normal life in the UK after being medically discharged. Losing everything due to mental health and addiction I decided to pack my bags, leave and never look back. I'll be showing you why moving to this small town in Cambodia was the best decision of my life. My videos include work, food, travel and mental health awareness. Please like, share and subscribe for more content 🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭
welcome here , wish u great life here
Thank you for watching!
@ninaraj Thank you Nina
gosh so nostalgic😍 lived in siem reap for 5 months in 2019-2020, miss this place. thank you for the vlog🤗
Wow! That must’ve been an awesome experience. Siem Reap is definitely a hidden gem and super chill with genuine, nice people from our experience. Can’t wait to go back 🤍Thank you for your lovely comment!
@@ninaraj 💚💚💚
Because currently in Siem Reap, company are not allowed to build higher than Angkor Wat. But who know that might change in the future, still i hope this rule remains
I agree, it would change the atmosphere alot if they changed that rule. Thank you for watching!
Will not change in the future UNESCO not allow unless government decide to drop Angkor Wat from UNESCO list
Chinese investors will probably change that unfortunately
Amazing vlog! the temples look so cool a must visit in a lifetime for sure.
Definitely!! 😊
Those temples look super unique 😮
Very!
@@ninarajhii😊
Thanks for posting! I’m cambodian-american and my parents left because of the genocide . I’m so excited to finally visit this summer ❤️
that's so exciting! hope you have fun on your trip :)
The eras of Cambodia genocide were not started during the Khmer Roug. Cambodia was under foreign occupation for more than 200 years before the 16 years of Norodom Sihanouk independent. The digging of the Vin-Te Canal era under Emperor Minh Mang was just as bad as the genocide during the Khmer Rouge era. Those in power during the Khmer Rouge were all descended from those had power during Cambodia was under foreign occupation before the French protectorate. This part of Cambodia history was the real responsibility for historian to tell, but its seem like every author truncated this part of history. After all the digging of the Vin-Te Canal was 30 year before the French protectorate in 1862.
Buildings in Siem Reap are not allow to be taller than Angkor Wat temple which is 65m
That’s good! I think it preserves the significance of Angkor Wat in that area :)
brava i like your video .....i like you.....i like go around the world.....
Thank for your share🎉🎉🎉🎉i love Cambodia ❤❤❤❤
Love your video, thank for sharing ❤
Cambodia is more than a dark side :) Thanks for flashing a bright side of Cambodia. 🙏
I agree completely, thanks for watching!
great videos so peaceful to watch. Welcome to my lovely country🙏🥰
Thank you for watching!!
Nice video! Thank you for sharing👍🙏❤
Thank you for watching! 🤍
Great video.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you! 🙏🏻
Love Siem Reap
Same! 🤍
What a nice journey
Subscribed you by now
Thank you! I appreciate it :))
Beautiful video!! Thank you ❤🙏
thank you for watching
Welcome to Cambodia! Hope you have fun! 😊
Thanks! 😃
Wow! nice place and not much expensive👌
I agree ! Thank you for commenting and watching!
The places look so amazing 🤩
I agree
Amazing vlog
Thank you for visiting cambodia , welcome
thank you!
Welcome to Cambodia ❤
Thank you!
Idk if I’m brave enough to hold a monkey like that 😅 but nice video, keep it up!
Thanks 😅
Great video! Did you guys go to the "echo room" in Angkor Wat? Some of the smaller temples in the area have the same type of room.
Unfortunately, I did not, I will look into it more though! Thanks for the idea!
My country, Angkor Wat Cambodia is the best . Welcome back again ❤
You make beautiful videos. 😍
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks 🙏
Welcome 😊❤
Yes.sure.becose areas around Angkor not only Angkor wat temple in unisco since 1992.
In the west. Speak for your own country. Schools outside usa have some really good standards.
Chinese send their smartest children to study in Australia
That’s good for them. I was just speaking on what I’ve noticed personally . Thank you for watching :)
not sure why having a lot of Chinese is a bragging factor. Makes the image of the country much worse.
Greats shots. Props on editing game
Thank you so much!!
Just imagine what Angkor Wat would have looked if the war didn’t happen. It was brothers against brothers at that temple which is why there are remnants of bullet holes. And looters scramble to saw off any statues to pawn them off. My grandpa was really close, maybe a few yards/meter away when he fought against the communist. He yelled “Do you want to eat my flesh? Why do you want to kill me?” at the communist. No replies back was when he realized the enemy he was fighting had no moral grounds. This is one of the reason why my family fled before the Khmer Rouge took over. My grandpa awareness was why my family is still here today. He didn’t want to leave his land, his livestocks, and his village like so many other Cambodians during this time period.
Wow. I can't even imagine how difficult that must have been. Thank you for sharing this with us 🤍
Goooooooooooooooood!
I'm from Iowa, and I'm going there this March. Is it safe at night to roam around? I'm thinking about trying vendors' foods at night.
You always have to be aware of your surroundings no matter where you are. But when we walked around at night or day in Siem Reap, we did not feel unsafe at all. :)
You should have tired a famous local coffee shop called BROWN. And many places to visit such Neak Pon temple or Bakeng Mountain
true, I will definitely next time!
Wow 😲😮😮😮
Ikr 😳
👍 nice
Thanks!
The Great Tourism in Cambodia i am recommend 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I recommend too!! 😊
Yeah I noticed I didn’t see tall building too and I think maybe the Government doesn’t allow to build higher than the top of the Angkor Temple correct me if I’m wrong.
I think you're right! some commenters said the same thing.
@@ninaraj Yeah, and that's why I like the place it's unique and relaxing. I mean that everywhere in the world there are tall buildings, please keep Siem Reap like this forever.
@@user-dx4ux5um5wdefinitely!
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Be careful in SE Asia when taxi drivers or guides try to take you somewhere because it's normally inflated prices that they collect a commission on. In Thailand its jewelry shops, tailor shops, "massage parlors" go-go bars or clubs, or overpriced restaurants. They'll tell you the place you want to go I.e. The Grand Palace, is closed due to a holiday but the rip-off place they want to take you is opened. Tuk tuk drivers are the worst but taxi drivers will do the same thing.
Girl! you gotta work on your pool skills hahah
I’m a bit rusty 🤣
When I arrived yesterday they charged me 35 dollars for a visa on arrival. 😀
Oh I guess they raised the price :/
Their very flexible in Asia ,
camboja minha paixão sem conhecer
The eras of Cambodia genocide were not started during the Khmer Roug. Cambodia was under foreign occupation for more than 200 years before the 16 years of Norodom Sihanouk independent. The digging of the Vin-Te Canal era under Emperor Minh Mang was just as bad as the genocide during the Khmer Rouge era. Those in power during the Khmer Rouge were all descended from those had power during Cambodia was under foreign occupation before the French protectorate. This part of Cambodia history was the real responsibility for historian to tell, but its seem like every author truncated this part of history. After all the digging of the Vin-Te Canal was 30 year before the French protectorate in 1862.
Leave your written comments on the screen longer to give people time to read.
Thanks for the suggestion. I will keep it in mind for the next video 🤍
sou Brasileiro falo só português quero fazer amizades com alguém da camboja sou louco por esse lugar ai
You are very pleasant and pretty woman.
Are you Canadian or American?
Print too small, can’t read.
Thanks for the suggestion. I will keep it in mind for the next video 🤍
@@ninaraj🙏🏼
.........and sorry....i DON'T like that guy😜😜