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  • About Wired2theworld
  • Destinations
    • Africa
    • Asia
    • Central America
    • Europe
    • South America
    • United States
    • Around The World 1998-99
  • First Timer’s Guides
  • Packing
    • How To Pack Carry-On Only For Any Length Trip
    • How to Pack Tech and Toiletries
    • Egypt; a Packing Guide and Tips for Female Travelers
  • Travel Tips
    • Travel Tip: How to Avoid ATMs with Predatory Fees
    • Golden Rules of Travel With Friends
    • Travel Tips
  • Phnom Penh skyline during the day. View from Hotel G Mekong room.

    Phnom Penh and the Train to Nowhere

    Trying, and failing, to take the train from Phnom Penh to Battambang Cambodia. How we spent 24 hours in Phnom Penh.

  • What’s new on wired2theworld? Cambodia, Burma, London, China and Italy, oh my!

    I’m behind on blog posts. Like really, really, behind on writing about the wonderful places we’ve been in the last year. But I’d like to change that so I’m putting it out there, making it public, in the hopes I’ll be…

  • Feeding My Ancestors; Cambodia’s Pchum Ben Festival

    October 8, 2010  Pchum Ben Festival  This morning we got up at 3am to go out to a pagoda in a rural area about an hour outside Siem Reap to feed our ancestors. Yes, you read that right.  Today is one of the most important…

  • Eating Like a Local in Cambodia; Noodles & Morning Glory & Insects, Oh My!

    Oct 6th, 2010 This morning we’re headed back to Knar School for a return visit. This school has unique medical issues and we’re going out with a small group of volunteers to check on some of the children and visit two very…

  • Favorite Photo Friday-Ta Prohm Temple, Cambodia

    Today’s featured photo was taken during my trip to Cambodia in 2007.  Once you have this photo full size on the screen it’s almost as if you can step into it. Imagine yourself walking through the jungle. Feel the heat and the humidity. Birds…

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  • 5 Fun Things to Do In Siem Reap
    Yes, you’re going to Siem Reap to see the temples of Angkor. But take it from someone who has been visiting for over 20 years, there’s more to Siem Reap than temples. On this trip, we experienced great food and shopping, saw hero rats who save lives by sniffing out land mines, walked with elephants living their best lives […]
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