Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Traveling in Cambodia was a mixed bag. Angkor Wat did not disappoint, and the scenery was beautiful but the country hosts millions of tourists (myself included) each year... and this has had a noticeable effect. The countries scarred past paired with the influx of tourist money brings a Cambodia of contradictions. Establishments after the tourist/expat dollar crowd in with open air markets,an NGO settles in down the street from a brothel and cutthroat tuk-tuk drivers line the streets; Cambodia is memorable.
Traveling in Cambodia was a mixed bag. Angkor Wat did not disappoint, and the scenery was beautiful but the country hosts millions of tourists (myself included) each year... and this has had a noticeable effect. The countries scarred past paired with the influx of tourist money brings a Cambodia of contradictions. Establishments after the tourist/expat dollar crowd in with open air markets,an NGO settles in down the street from a brothel and cutthroat tuk-tuk drivers line the streets; Cambodia is memorable.
These pictures thanks to Diana Saw and the BLOOM team.
From Right: Edany, 40, packages tamarind with her mother Som, 60, and friends from the neighborhood. Som runs a convenience store beneath their home where she will sell the tamarind. Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Edany's daughters.Noi, age 6, and Neang, age 18, get ready to bike home.
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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