Within a tranquil Buddhist monastery setting is a grim reminder of a horrific not-so-long-ago past of the Cambodian people. Wat Thmey is a beautiful, unassuming temple dedicated to many of the nearly 2 million who lost their lives under Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge regime from 1975 to 1979. While I […]
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With so many charitable organizations out there, how do you know which ones really provide help where it is needed most? On our recent trip to Cambodia we saw some amazing things. The Temples of Angkor Wat, Killing Fields of Phnom Phen, the Mekong River, and some beautiful people. I […]
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Hello Cheryl, this is the team from Champey Cooking Class. We just came across your article today! A little behind,…
When we visited Siem Reap, Cambodia we knew the second stop after Angkor Wat was going to be the Champey Cooking Class. Our hotel staff mentioned it was one of the best in the area so we had to see it for ourselves. We had a great time cooking up […]
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The Might Mekong is a river with many names. In China, it is known as the Lancang Jiang, meaning ‘turbulent river’. The Thai and the Lao refer to it as Mae Kong or Mae Nam Kong, meaning ‘mother water’. In the delta, where the river splits into multiple branches, the […]
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Master Chef Cambodia! One of our favorite souvenirs of the countries we visit are RECIPES of their local dishes. Whether it’s lovo pig from Fiji or Nasi Goreng from Malaysia, it’s fun to re-create the memories of our time and have an opportunity to shop for new things to eat. […]
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