If you have missed Part 1 and Part 2 of my “Amazing Cambodian” series, click on the respective links to read.
In Siem Reap, we visited Les Artisan D’angko, where you get to purchase locally-made traditional arts and crafts items and witness the amazing craftsmanship of fellow young Cambodians!
At the semi-public company that was started in 1992, there are talents as young as maybe 10 years of age who are already learning the art of stone carving, wood ornamental sculpture, lacquer, and polychromy. WASEH!
And our brats here? Probably don’t even have a quarter their talents and yet dare to complain a damn lot! They really deserve some slaps.
This is a follow-up entry of Part 1 of my “Amazing Cambodia” series.
Rainbow and I were a bit crazy lah because normally people fly to Siem Reap as their first destination before taking off to and departing from Phnom Penh. Or the other way round.
But in our case, we went to Phnom Penh first, then to Siem Reap, and then back to Phnom Penh again. And these two places are seven hours apart okay!
I’m Ken, a passionate traveller from Sarawak on the exotic island of Borneo. Currently a teacher in a rural town in Southern Thailand, from time to time I share on this blog my experiences teaching the kids and living a laid-back lifestyle here. With its focus on all things Thailand, mrdefinite.net also features a handful of stories about my travel adventures in other Asian countries.
