Cambodian Trip

Day 3

zsadist — Sat, 4 Jul 2015 01:19:00 GMT

Today we visited a university in Cambodia in Phnom Phen and we spoke to students who recieved scholarships to school. There part of the beggining of an improved education system that seems to be improving due to multiple reforms. We also had a chance to speak with monks and got to hear their position on this countries position. The monks are supporting their country by trying to promote peace and cooperation.

Day 2

zsadist — Fri, 3 Jul 2015 01:58:00 GMT

Well I heard a tribunal court case here in Combodia concerning the kherm rouge. It was very interesting that in order to hold trial, two governments are involved. As a result, they must meet an agreement in order to continue with prosecution which causes major delays. The killing camps of the rouge are surreal, as there is much sorrow present at the these sites. Combodia has been faced with many troubles but is now slowly recovering, regardless of not having a "stable" government. Where this country is headed next, I could not possibly tell.

Day 1

zsadist — Thu, 2 Jul 2015 08:13:00 GMT

Well We have finally arrived in Cambodia after a 16 hour flight to Doha from Houston, Tx and a 7 hour flight to Cambodia. The first afternoon being here was amazing. This place is beautiful and the culture here is amazing. The environment is not the so clean, th people seem very nice so far. The means of transportation is tuk-tuk, motor bikes, and motor vehicles. The food taste good. We went for dinner at a Thai Cambodian restaurant that had a different taste but it was good. I am looking foward to Day two so that I can experience more exciting cultural differences.