Brother this must be by far your best upload by all means. Needless to say the empathy anyone should feel towards Cambodians and their tragedy. Spread love and peace!
I am considered a tuff, strong man, or was in my younger days. I have now retired in Cambodia. I still remember my first and only visit to one of The Killing Fields. My reaction was the same as yours. I will never return to any sort of Killing Fields ever again. It affected me badly. But I will always remember and never forget what happened in this beautiful country to such amazing people who suffered so badly. Though that terible time in her past history, from that regime. ❤
I'm sorry for Mr. Sam's great loss. Being in Cambodia I'm sure you go about aware that so many older person you see have horrible memories of the genocide. They may be smiling but the hurt is still there I bet. Thanks for the video.
Cheers mate. That’s true. Everyone who’s 50+ has gone through a lot of horrific times. Let’s hope this will NEVER happen anywhere anymore ❤️ thanks for watching again 🏆
Mr Sam a fantastic guide with so many painful memories of what happened there however comfortable enough to relive it all in these tours he does. I was getting rather emotional for him and I could clearly see, so were you, big time. Top video Chai. Thanks for sharing mate 🤩
Ey Steven, it was an emotional day with laughter and tears. I feel so fortunate I met Mr Sam who’s the perfect person for this video. 🤗 no no, thank YOU for watching again 🙏
WOW, what a touching video. Thankyou for uploading it. I really learnt alot. Thanks to your video's , Cambodia is now high on my list of places to visit. Greetings from Perth Western Australia.
Thank you, Chai for showcasing this story. It was such an emotional story to witness from Mr. Sam. He told such an amazing story and a genuine one as well. Yes, to this generation many Cambodian still have this emotional scars and lost someone within the family; in my case, my grandfather. That's why the people is so friendly towards others since most of them are carrying this traumatic experience. And yeah, everything in the country is not as bad as the posts or comment section would have you to believe. Btw great vlog as usual, chai. Cheers.
Thanks Champ, I've been to Cambodia but only to Phnom Penh and Siem Reap and did the Killing fields tour in the capital but you forget that this terrible and sad event happened everywhere in the Country. I remember being there and having a conversation with a young female backpacker from the USA who was complaining about the infrastructure and stuff and said to her "For what these people have gone thru and endured in the last century from French rule, bombing by the US during the Vietnam war and then Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge, I think they are slowly re-building and are amazing people."
Thanks mate! Ow man, I can feel a bit of frustration about the girl from the US and I don’t blame you. Cambodia is doing very well and it’s only getting better from here 🙏
I’m amazed how a lot of local Cambodian speak English, especially this man as your tour guide, not only tuk tuk driver but knows lots of Khmer history. Great
I am sure he's none like a normal tuk tuk driver. His level of English expression with lexical and grammatical aspects, historical presentation, he must have been sent for abroad training or used to be one of the governmental officials. Hands down for this very humble man.
Omg, my heart can almost not stand to hear this, but also it's so important to tell the stories. ❤️ I feel for the Cambodian people so much. Thank you for this great historic lesson. You are awesome.
I lost my Mom and my two brothers not to far from there during that time. It was so sad to go back and I was crying when you guy recorded in front of the Temple. Mr Sam he is good of telling the story. My tears start dropping and trying to finish your video, but it is painful to finish it hit me so hard. I wish that we never break apart like this again. We all need peace and love for all, Thank you for sharing Chai.
I know just how overwhelmed you were, Chai, while hearing about the atrocities at the Killing Caves. I visited the killing fields and heard and saw similar accounts of the horrors. I cried like a baby for those poor people who were treated so wretchedly and lost their lives at that time. Even now, again, my heart is heavy as I see your experience. This is madness, and still, to varying degrees, it continues. Peace to you. --Brad in Chiang Mai.
During the king Shihanuk regime Cambodia was quite develop and ahead of other southeast Asia countries. We have our own factory like producing Car, wheel, rubber, and export to other countries. But unfortunately for this poor country we lost everything when the Khmer rouge come. More than 3 years everything gone including the knowledge people. That's why we have to start recover again step by step.
@@Chai_TravelI also want to recommend you go to visit a place called Nesat Village. It just saw on TH-cam. There is the community for foreigners to live and there is a blue lagoon as well. In cast you back in Cambodia again, you should try. ✌️
@@Nomad35292 that’s so cool. Someone from my hotel just recommended me going the too 🤩 I have to go on my next trip for sure Thanks a lot for thinking along
Understood ! Khmers did live so much in harmony and prosperious time. My parent recall the golden era we did live a successful , frugal business in Pailin. My parent were also target by Pol Pot , fortunately we fled on so many directions. We have to burn our archives .
I disagreed. Cambodia has been one of the poorest countries in the world for hundreds of years until these days. You can check this from international institutions like World Bank, IMF, UN, etc. It was under Thailand, Vietnam and France's control for more than 500 years.
I am loving your video contents Cause i like to see more deeper in Cambodia This is the root cause of Cambodian culture I love to see more different contents of Cambodia. Thanks for your hard working. Keep up my friend
Lost many family members too. My uncles and Grand dad were in the Police. Never knew my dad, and I only learnt recently I used to have an older sister who died at a young age. My mom was a teen but somehow survived on her own long enough to flee the country. Many families were torn apart. I need to go back one day, and learn more about where I'm from. Stay safe, thanks for sharing ! ❤
Thanks for sharing this video. As a young generation of Cambodia, I have been passed down the tragic moments during the Pol Pot regime, which killed roughly 2.4 million people just for five years. I really felt sorry for the suffering they had and the loss of loved ones, but I wasn't so emotional until I saw this video. May the world full of peace and prosperity!
Wow what a moving video - Mr Sam has great knowledge and sadly personal loss & experience about these areas . The details are terrible but I’m glad he is able to share this with everyone, Excellent presentation my friend 😞👋😎✔️🙏
Thanks mate, I couldn’t make this video without you watching it so appreciate you’re part of this journey. I hope many people will see this video so people know a bit of the terrible history and see what the country is rebuilding from ❤️💪
I salute you that you have done a great help with our tourism in our country. I hope the ministry would give incentive for example visa free for people who make content and provide a guide for helping making the video.
I was aware of this sad episode of history but to ear from someone who lived...wow...thar was hearthbreaking. You keep improving your content Chai. Thank you!
6:50 fun fact between sihanouk and hun sen back then was hating each other so hun sen support the north and sihanouk support south of vietnam but after the south attemp try to assinated the sihanouk which anger him to support the north and let their troop enter the country
When I was young, my mom always told me stories about how difficult and cruel people were at that time. The stories always ended in heartbreak and tears.
Gripping and incredibly dark saga. Unfathomable inhumanity. Chai, much appreciate how you ask the questions and dig into the stories in your videos. Another excellent job.
There is definitely a palpable heaviness in the air in Cambodia, in comparison to Thailand, for example. That generation is still alive, the ones lucky enough to survive. The prison museum in PP is quite an experience but an emotional experience and difficult to take in.
Wonderful video and thanks for sharing this history of Cambodia. I was in Siem Reap for three days in Nov 2023 and tried to visit some museums that chronicled the history. I will re-visit Cambodia again and explore so much more. ❤
Fantastisch document - ik woon in Cambodia (PP) en heb ook het perspectief van de vietnamese. Je hebt dit heel betogen gedocumenteerd en hebt Battambang op mijn lijst gezet om te bezoeken. Ik moet zeggen dat uw gids absoluut zijn geld waard was. Ik kijk uit naar u volgende reportages...
One of the most emotional video I've watched you Chai ❤😇🙏 by the way I love the happy ending of bat 🦇cave, I wish i go Cambodia🇰🇭 soon and explore the beautiful country❤.
Ey mate, it was a difficult one to make. Mr Sam was the perfect person to show us around those spots and I’m so grateful I’m able to share this story. Always try to give it a positive twist and you know it 😊 cheers ❤️
Great video ! My goodness Chai, Cambodias story is really incredible sad😮i know about the cruel time, but to hear some details from this charismatic Guide who drove you around is insane and very interesting 👍🙏awesome places !
What an incredible guide and his story! He is so eloquent and strong. The poor Cambodians have suffered so much! I am glad those nasty evil people are now no more. You're so right! It's worst than animals! Humans can be so cruel and evil. God bless you and Mr. Sam. ❤❤
I hope at some stage humans will be better than we are now :( horrible things like back then are still happening. Thanks for watching and you message 🙏
This has to be the most upsetting videos of yours as I’m in tears . I went to Siem reap killing fields. It breaks my heart to know how the Cambodians have suffered. The people are so friendly and kind I would recommend visiting there Thank you ❤
lol! Chai you eat the soup with rice that’s why it’s quite salty , oily it’s not like western soup . Khmer soup flavor blend with jasmine rice. Enjoyed your trip !
My mother lost her parents and 9 siblings during the war. And I lost my father. All were killed by Khmer Rouge. My uncle was a Captain in the Royal Air Force and was married to the princess of Cambodia. They both disappeared in 1976.
Hi! I'm Kritsada base in Aranyapathet, Sakaeo province,Thailand. I love your video so much and I hope you come to visit my hometown one day. Thank you!
Now where talking ;)! Niet te bevatten wat voor horror daar heeft plaatsgevonden, bijzonder triest. Respect voor deze meneer. BTW, De "lori"heeft nog best een aardige snelheid:) Batcave ga ik volgend jaar hopelijk ook zien, maar dan in Thailand.
Cheers mate 🙏 this was one of my favorite ones to make even though it’s one of the most tragic one. Die bamboe trein gin inderdaad best snel! 🙂 top! Wanneer plannen jullie te gaan. Exciting times
Ow haha oeps 😅 ik las het even terug en volgend jaar Augustus duurt nog wel even. Nah ik hoop dat je toch een beetje het gevoel hebt dat je er al een beetje bent via de video:)
Chai!! If you can made another video about the dams at Battambang. How the Khmer Rouge build the dams there, thousand of people have lost their lives because of hunger and hard work there… the reason I want you to made this video because I see no foreigners is making any video or hear about this place.
Thank you Chai for the new tour of Cambodia. Very sad part of the history that this beautiful country carries thanks to the Khmer Rouge and its leader Pol Pot, the genocidal Combyan, who is buried in a common grave where no one visits him under some zinc plates.
Hello, you should check what was missing with the history, there was something called the Khmer Republic that took over in the 70 that fought against the communists before the fall of phnom penh in 1975, when they killed everyone who was educated and at random. I don’t understand why Mr. Sam did not mention this
Hello, there are a few things missing indeed. Actually some crucial parts. I have good reason for this and I only hope I get people curious to check out more of Cambodians history 🙏
I can explain it to you! At that time, the Soviet Union and China were confronting each other. China wanted Vietnam to choose either China or the Soviet Union. Vietnam of course wanted relations with both. Vietnam signed a cooperation document (alliance) with the Soviet Union. The incident made China angry and at the same time afraid of Vietnam's influence on Cambodia. Since then, China has provided military aid to the Khermer Rouge to attack Vietnam's southern border. That is why Vietnam attacked the Khmer Rouge, and at the same time China attacked northern Vietnam to support the Khermer Rouge. Of course, China did not achieve its goals and suffered great casualties in northern Vietnam .The Khmer Rouge was destroyed by Vietnam and the Cambodian people escaped genocide ! America and Europe say Vietnam invaded Cambodia and supported the Khmer Rouge at the United Nations! Vietnam was economically embargoed by the US and its allies until 1995! That's why the world owes Vietnam an apology!
Brother this must be by far your best upload by all means. Needless to say the empathy anyone should feel towards Cambodians and their tragedy. Spread love and peace!
Ey I take it as a big compliment. Though most credits go to my guide Mr. Sam 🤗
@@Chai_Travel Both of you deserve the compliments big time. Keep on your good path
I am considered a tuff, strong man, or was in my younger days. I have now retired in Cambodia. I still remember my first and only visit to one of The Killing Fields. My reaction was the same as yours. I will never return to any sort of Killing Fields ever again. It affected me badly. But I will always remember and never forget what happened in this beautiful country to such amazing people who suffered so badly. Though that terible time in her past history, from that regime. ❤
I'm sorry for Mr. Sam's great loss. Being in Cambodia I'm sure you go about aware that so many older person you see have horrible memories of the genocide. They may be smiling but the hurt is still there I bet. Thanks for the video.
Cheers mate. That’s true. Everyone who’s 50+ has gone through a lot of horrific times. Let’s hope this will NEVER happen anywhere anymore ❤️ thanks for watching again 🏆
Ouin les victmes on même pas eu de justice dans cette histoire.
Mr Sam a fantastic guide with so many painful memories of what happened there however comfortable enough to relive it all in these tours he does. I was getting rather emotional for him and I could clearly see, so were you, big time. Top video Chai. Thanks for sharing mate 🤩
Ey Steven, it was an emotional day with laughter and tears. I feel so fortunate I met Mr Sam who’s the perfect person for this video. 🤗 no no, thank YOU for watching again 🙏
Thanks Chai for sticking around and helping Cambodian people. I’m enjoy watching your show ❤❤❤Love from California
You are so welcome. I’m happy to hear you’re watching and enjoying the content I create 🙏 credits to Mr. Sam for this video
WOW, what a touching video. Thankyou for uploading it. I really learnt alot. Thanks to your video's , Cambodia is now high on my list of places to visit. Greetings from Perth Western Australia.
Thanks mate. It was an emotional day. Ow mate, I lived in Vic Park for about a year 😍 I love Perth. Cheers!
A Khmer in in USA. This’s the 1st I heard Khmer man speak good English. Good for him, he should have better job and live better life.
Thank you, Chai for showcasing this story. It was such an emotional story to witness from Mr. Sam.
He told such an amazing story and a genuine one as well. Yes, to this generation many Cambodian still have this emotional scars and lost someone within the family; in my case, my grandfather. That's why the people is so friendly towards others since most of them are carrying this traumatic experience. And yeah, everything in the country is not as bad as the posts or comment section would have you to believe. Btw great vlog as usual, chai. Cheers.
Thank you 🙏 it’s so horrible what happened and hopefully this video will help people to understand the country and its people better ❤️
Uncle speak English so well explain clearly make us easy understandable ❤️
What an emotional video Chai. My heart goes out to the Cambodians. Thank you for sharing and giving us all a reality check🥰❤🙏
It was an emotional day ❤️ thank you for all your support Connie. Have a wonderful Tuesday
Chai Travel, This is fantastic! I subscribed because I love it!
Thanks! Welcome on board:) I’m all over South East Asia 🙏
Thanks Champ, I've been to Cambodia but only to Phnom Penh and Siem Reap and did the Killing fields tour in the capital but you forget that this terrible and sad event happened everywhere in the Country. I remember being there and having a conversation with a young female backpacker from the USA who was complaining about the infrastructure and stuff and said to her "For what these people have gone thru and endured in the last century from French rule, bombing by the US during the Vietnam war and then Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge, I think they are slowly re-building and are amazing people."
Thanks mate! Ow man, I can feel a bit of frustration about the girl from the US and I don’t blame you. Cambodia is doing very well and it’s only getting better from here 🙏
I’m amazed how a lot of local Cambodian speak English, especially this man as your tour guide, not only tuk tuk driver but knows lots of Khmer history. Great
Cheers Kelly. Yeah this gent was a great add to the show 😊
Your videos are the most positive ones on my feed for sure! Keep spreading the positivity around! ❤️
Thanks 🙏 I’m trying haha. Credits to Mr Sam for this one
Thanks chia for a great interview 🇰🇭. We need more interviews like this about what happened in Cambodia 🙂
Thanks Stephen 🙂
I am sure he's none like a normal tuk tuk driver. His level of English expression with lexical and grammatical aspects, historical presentation, he must have been sent for abroad training or used to be one of the governmental officials. Hands down for this very humble man.
Omg, my heart can almost not stand to hear this, but also it's so important to tell the stories. ❤️ I feel for the Cambodian people so much. Thank you for this great historic lesson. You are awesome.
Aw thank YOU! You’re awesome too! Stay champ ❤️🏆
I lost my Mom and my two brothers not to far from there during that time. It was so sad to go back and I was crying when you guy recorded in front of the Temple. Mr Sam he is good of telling the story. My tears start dropping and trying to finish your video, but it is painful to finish it hit me so hard. I wish that we never break apart like this again. We all need peace and love for all, Thank you for sharing Chai.
Heavy story. Hopefully history will never repeat itself ❤️🙏
I know just how overwhelmed you were, Chai, while hearing about the atrocities at the Killing Caves. I visited the killing fields and heard and saw similar accounts of the horrors. I cried like a baby for those poor people who were treated so wretchedly and lost their lives at that time. Even now, again, my heart is heavy as I see your experience. This is madness, and still, to varying degrees, it continues. Peace to you. --Brad in Chiang Mai.
Ey Brad, yeah man. It was tough to hear all this. Especially from someone who was also victim. Thanks for watching again 🙏
During the king Shihanuk regime Cambodia was quite develop and ahead of other southeast Asia countries. We have our own factory like producing Car, wheel, rubber, and export to other countries. But unfortunately for this poor country we lost everything when the Khmer rouge come. More than 3 years everything gone including the knowledge people. That's why we have to start recover again step by step.
It is so tragic what happened and I hope history will never repeat anymore ❤️ Cambodia is great
@@Chai_TravelI also want to recommend you go to visit a place called Nesat Village. It just saw on TH-cam. There is the community for foreigners to live and there is a blue lagoon as well. In cast you back in Cambodia again, you should try. ✌️
@@Nomad35292 that’s so cool. Someone from my hotel just recommended me going the too 🤩 I have to go on my next trip for sure Thanks a lot for thinking along
Understood ! Khmers did live so much in harmony and prosperious time. My parent recall the golden era we did live a successful , frugal business in Pailin. My parent were also target by Pol Pot , fortunately we fled on so many directions. We have to burn our archives .
I disagreed. Cambodia has been one of the poorest countries in the world for hundreds of years until these days. You can check this from international institutions like World Bank, IMF, UN, etc. It was under Thailand, Vietnam and France's control for more than 500 years.
I am loving your video contents
Cause i like to see more
deeper in Cambodia
This is the root cause of Cambodian culture
I love to see more different contents of Cambodia. Thanks for your hard working. Keep up my friend
Yes, thank you for saying that ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I’m trying to do so 🙂
Lost many family members too. My uncles and Grand dad were in the Police. Never knew my dad, and I only learnt recently I used to have an older sister who died at a young age. My mom was a teen but somehow survived on her own long enough to flee the country. Many families were torn apart. I need to go back one day, and learn more about where I'm from. Stay safe, thanks for sharing ! ❤
Wow, that’s heavy ❤️ I hope you’re able to come over and go on a journey through Cambodia. It will be a very special one for you I’m sure 🙏
Unbelievable bro, thanks for the vid. Sad but good to see the Cambodians are getting on.
Thank you 🙂
Great video Chai, thank you....and it must have been tough, full credit to you and Mr Sam
Thanks mate 🙏 full credit to Mr. Sam indeed
Thanks for sharing this video. As a young generation of Cambodia, I have been passed down the tragic moments during the Pol Pot regime, which killed roughly 2.4 million people just for five years. I really felt sorry for the suffering they had and the loss of loved ones, but I wasn't so emotional until I saw this video. May the world full of peace and prosperity!
☮️❤️❤️🙏
Wow what a moving video - Mr Sam has great knowledge and sadly personal loss & experience about these areas . The details are terrible but I’m glad he is able to share this with everyone, Excellent presentation my friend 😞👋😎✔️🙏
Thanks mate, I couldn’t make this video without you watching it so appreciate you’re part of this journey. I hope many people will see this video so people know a bit of the terrible history and see what the country is rebuilding from ❤️💪
Brilliant and very touching video Chai. Thank you for the insight. 👍 Stay Champ 💪
Thank you! Will stay champ 😊🏆 have a great day
how his english is really really good. much love.
thank you Chai! for your kindness! i subscribed your channel. good man! 🙏🏽🇰🇭
Thanks for subbing! 🤗 have a great day 🙏
What a superfriendly man Mr. Sam :) Thank you for this video.
I salute you that you have done a great help with our tourism in our country. I hope the ministry would give incentive for example visa free for people who make content and provide a guide for helping making the video.
Thank you for showing your appreciation
I was aware of this sad episode of history but to ear from someone who lived...wow...thar was hearthbreaking. You keep improving your content Chai. Thank you!
I appreciate that 🙏 most credits to my new friend Mr. Sam 😊 Thank YOU for watching again
6:50 fun fact between sihanouk and hun sen back then was hating each other so hun sen support the north and sihanouk support south of vietnam but after the south attemp try to assinated the sihanouk which anger him to support the north and let their troop enter the country
Learned a lot. Thank you🙌🏽🙌🏽🇰🇭
You’re welcome 😊 glad you enjoyed it
When I was young, my mom always told me stories about how difficult and cruel people were at that time. The stories always ended in heartbreak and tears.
Great video . May you be success with the Job , you are true kind , caring and loving YOUNG MAN ❤
Thank you so much! ❤️ I’m pleased you think it’s great 😁
Gripping and incredibly dark saga. Unfathomable inhumanity. Chai, much appreciate how you ask the questions and dig into the stories in your videos. Another excellent job.
Much appreciated it :) thanks so much for watching again 🙏
He’s a good guide,he clearly told a history that happened in Cambodia before .
Please contact him for a guide and visit Cambodia soon guys ❤
There is definitely a palpable heaviness in the air in Cambodia, in comparison to Thailand, for example. That generation is still alive, the ones lucky enough to survive. The prison museum in PP is quite an experience but an emotional experience and difficult to take in.
Wow greatness of all time chai! I never seen any videos like that before 🥰 Uncle Sam spoke English pretty well
Aw thanks 🙂🙏🏆 Uncle Sam is the best
Chai,You have met the right guide.He told you the truth story.👍
I feel so fortunate Mr. Sam was part of the show 🤗
Thank you. I learned a lot from your video about Khmer history.
Thanks:) I’m glad you do so 🤗
I like this method where you get someone to travel with who can tell you more about the history
Cheers! I was very lucky with the guide, Mr. Sam 😃 have a good day
Wonderful video and thanks for sharing this history of Cambodia. I was in Siem Reap for three days in Nov 2023 and tried to visit some museums that chronicled the history. I will re-visit Cambodia again and explore so much more. ❤
Thank you 🙏 I’m glad to hear you are also feeling welcome in Cambodia:) thanks for watching
Fantastisch document - ik woon in Cambodia (PP) en heb ook het perspectief van de vietnamese. Je hebt dit heel betogen gedocumenteerd en hebt Battambang op mijn lijst gezet om te bezoeken. Ik moet zeggen dat uw gids absoluut zijn geld waard was. Ik kijk uit naar u volgende reportages...
Bedankt! De gids was perfect voor deze video :) Bedankt!
One of the most emotional video I've watched you Chai ❤😇🙏 by the way I love the happy ending of bat 🦇cave, I wish i go Cambodia🇰🇭 soon and explore the beautiful country❤.
Ey mate, it was a difficult one to make. Mr Sam was the perfect person to show us around those spots and I’m so grateful I’m able to share this story. Always try to give it a positive twist and you know it 😊 cheers ❤️
Great great adventure Chai
Thank you Thyda :)
I'm in phnom Penh right now. First time back since I escaped the war in 1979. Love to meet you if your in the neighborhood.
Thank you 🙏I’ve left already but I love to stay in touch
Great video ! My goodness Chai, Cambodias story is really incredible sad😮i know about the cruel time, but to hear some details from this charismatic Guide who drove you around is insane and very interesting 👍🙏awesome places !
Hi hi, it is indeed and Mr. Sam was just perfect as a guide and helping making this video 🙏 a very special day this was ❤️
What an incredible guide and his story! He is so eloquent and strong. The poor Cambodians have suffered so much! I am glad those nasty evil people are now no more. You're so right! It's worst than animals! Humans can be so cruel and evil. God bless you and Mr. Sam. ❤❤
I hope at some stage humans will be better than we are now :( horrible things like back then are still happening. Thanks for watching and you message 🙏
This has to be the most upsetting videos of yours as I’m in tears . I went to Siem reap killing fields. It breaks my heart to know how the Cambodians have suffered. The people are so friendly and kind I would recommend visiting there Thank you ❤
Yes it definitely is. Thank you for watching again ❤️
This man can speak English as well. Wow! And also a fantastic guide !!
He’s absolutely great 😊
lol! Chai you eat the soup with rice that’s why it’s quite salty , oily it’s not like western soup . Khmer soup flavor blend with jasmine rice. Enjoyed your trip !
😝 thanks!
@@Chai_Travel
Your very welcome 😅
Another great video Chai, Thanks for sharing this with the world, I don't understand why the world talks so bad about Cambodia
Thanks :) Me neither
This guy is good at explanation to you
He's the best
I was 2 years old..I lost my Perents..my 3 Sister and Brother..and my other Family.
I’m so sorry to hear that 🙏❤️
My mother lost her parents and 9 siblings during the war. And I lost my father. All were killed by Khmer Rouge. My uncle was a Captain in the Royal Air Force and was married to the princess of Cambodia. They both disappeared in 1976.
I am so so sorry to hear this. It’s terrible what happened ❤️ I hope history will never repeat
thanks for your visit to Cambodia 😍
Thank you for watching
Do you have Mr. Sam’s info? I would love to have him as my tour guide!
Yes sure :) I’ve provided everything in the description of this video 😊 he’d be happy to guide you
Happy travel ❤🎉
I definitely need a big moment of total silence after watching this video. Very touching 😢
I’m sorry. I normally make happy content but some stories need to be told ❤️ thanks for watching again
Welcome to our country, brother ❤
but anyway , uncle SAM's english is so fluent 😊😊❤
Thank you! ❤️
Cambodia strived for about 15 years after the independence before the country felt to the Khmer Rough.
I am feeling so sad to hear this horrible fact and it is too cruel even babies
Yeah it's very, very sad what happend
วัดที่สวยงาม😯😍🥰🌹
Hi! I'm Kritsada base in Aranyapathet, Sakaeo province,Thailand. I love your video so much and I hope you come to visit my hometown one day. Thank you!
Sounds great! I hope we will be able to visit some time in the future
I'm booking a tour with Sam!😢
I hope you do so 🙏 a big big thank you if you actually do 🙏
Nice trip. Welcome to Vietnam friend
Thank you! 😃
Now where talking ;)!
Niet te bevatten wat voor horror daar heeft plaatsgevonden, bijzonder triest.
Respect voor deze meneer.
BTW,
De "lori"heeft nog best een aardige snelheid:)
Batcave ga ik volgend jaar hopelijk ook zien, maar dan in Thailand.
Cheers mate 🙏 this was one of my favorite ones to make even though it’s one of the most tragic one. Die bamboe trein gin inderdaad best snel! 🙂 top! Wanneer plannen jullie te gaan. Exciting times
@@Chai_Travel Waarschijnlijk eind augustus.
@@changthai-cq1rz dan al? Dat is best snel 🤩 ik hoop dat de vluchten niet al te duur zijn in die periode 😊
@@Chai_Travel2025 duurt voor mij best lang ;) Mijn vrouw gaat dit jaar alleen, volgend jaar samen.
Ow haha oeps 😅 ik las het even terug en volgend jaar Augustus duurt nog wel even. Nah ik hoop dat je toch een beetje het gevoel hebt dat je er al een beetje bent via de video:)
You make me cry now...we are khmer
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Chai!! If you can made another video about the dams at Battambang. How the Khmer Rouge build the dams there, thousand of people have lost their lives because of hunger and hard work there… the reason I want you to made this video because I see no foreigners is making any video or hear about this place.
Thanks! I’ll see if I can make one in the future:) I appreciate it 😊
Hello chai hello sam i saw the skull that the collected from cave so sad pray for Khmer
Thank you Chai for the new tour of Cambodia. Very sad part of the history that this beautiful country carries thanks to the Khmer Rouge and its leader Pol Pot, the genocidal Combyan, who is buried in a common grave where no one visits him under some zinc plates.
I totally missed your message! Thanks for watching this one. It’s so sad what happened. ❤️
គាត់ពន្យល់បានល្អ នេះជាឥរិយាបថខ្មែរ
his english accent sounds transatlantic
Hello, you should check what was missing with the history, there was something called the Khmer Republic that took over in the 70 that fought against the communists before the fall of phnom penh in 1975, when they killed everyone who was educated and at random. I don’t understand why Mr. Sam did not mention this
Hello, there are a few things missing indeed. Actually some crucial parts. I have good reason for this and I only hope I get people curious to check out more of Cambodians history 🙏
Mr Sam did talk about when the King was deposed by a general called Lon Nol in 1970s. He just didn't detail much further.
It has limit to talk about Khmer history
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Toktok guy spoke very good English
Soup eat with rice but somehow you eat by itself
:) I had rice on the side
I were there see it all happened everything
great video here a sub
Thanks for the sub! ❤️
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Chai . u got the info that why this country try to survive . This country not good as its neighbor but it slow progress to b better
I’m sure it will get there 💪😊
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What's happening?
@@Chai_Travel i just said it for fun
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ខ្ញុំតែងតែស្រក់ទឹកភ្នែក ពេលនិយាយដល់របបខ្មៅងងឹតមួយទៀត ទោះបីជាខ្ញុំកើតមិនទាន់ តែគ្រួសារខ្មែរទាំងអស់បានជួបរបបនេះ។
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I can explain it to you! At that time, the Soviet Union and China were confronting each other. China wanted Vietnam to choose either China or the Soviet Union. Vietnam of course wanted relations with both. Vietnam signed a cooperation document (alliance) with the Soviet Union. The incident made China angry and at the same time afraid of Vietnam's influence on Cambodia. Since then, China has provided military aid to the Khermer Rouge to attack Vietnam's southern border. That is why Vietnam attacked the Khmer Rouge, and at the same time China attacked northern Vietnam to support the Khermer Rouge. Of course, China did not achieve its goals and suffered great casualties in northern Vietnam .The Khmer Rouge was destroyed by Vietnam and the Cambodian people escaped genocide ! America and Europe say Vietnam invaded Cambodia and supported the Khmer Rouge at the United Nations! Vietnam was economically embargoed by the US and its allies until 1995! That's why the world owes Vietnam an apology!
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Thanks for watching
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