 | Cambodia: ENDs OF THE KHMER ROUGE WORLD (5of5) [KH&EN] Mass exploitation of land clearance in the Cardamom Mountain. Osam village worship the spirit of forest. In search of the khting vor, a mysterious snake-eating animal known as the "Cambodian unicorn" which was until recently believed to be extinct. |
 | Cambodia: ENDs OF THE KHMER ROUGE WORLD (2of5) [KH&EN] The Cardamom Mountains in Cambodia are how Asia used to be. A surviving pocket of intact wildlife & wilderness that's been untouched by history. And not just any history. It's survived Year Zero. The Killing Fields. History at its most vicious. David Adams enters this lost world in search of the khting vor, a mysterious snake-eating animal known as the "Cambodian unicorn" which was until recently believed to be extinct. |
 | Cambodia: SAVING CAMBODIA SIAMESE CROCODILE (2of3) [EN] Crocodiles are vital for maintaining healthy wetlands: they by controlling predatory fishes and by dig out channelsging them out to ensure a constant water supply even through the dry season. Siamese crocodiles are also sacred to a number of ethnic minorities in Southeast Asia. They are not man-eaters, but prefer to feed on smaller prey, especially snakes. Most of the surviving Siamese crocodile population inhabits Cambodia's remote Cardamom Mountains. |
 | Cambodian ferry on the way - Part 1 - thailandreport.org The ferryboat is set to go on its journey - read the entire Cambodia-Tripreport free of charge at www.thailandreport.org, check under "Reiseberichte" |
 | Cambodian ferry on the way - Part 2 - thailandreport.org The ferryboat is set to go on its journey - read the entire Cambodia-Tripreport free of charge at www.thailandreport.org, check under "Reiseberichte" |
 | Departure of old car ferry - Cambodia - thailandreport.org The makeshift riverferry is about to depart the western shore at rivercrossing # 3 on the route from Koh Kong to Phnom Penh. Some aged truck engine, obviously a Diesel is coughing to propel the ferry and its load to the eastern shore. It was one of the last days these riverferrys are in operation, The new bridge spans the river already, but Cambodia's Political Leaders haven't fount the time yet to officially open it for the traffic. Ferryservices along the entire road cede to exist after May 1st 2008 |
 | Deboarding Cambodian ferry Having a prob with the alarm due to the intensive shaking when others leave the boat. Finally got it cranked and left the ferry in a hurry! |
 | See Another Side of Cambodia (IV): Olympic Stadium Join a pickup match of footie, get fit in an aerobics class, learn Khmer boxing, watch the Cambodian national football club, or simply watch one of Cambodia's best sunsets with a cold glass of sugarcane juice. Read more about Olympic Stadium and Phnom Penh in the Responsible Nomad Guide to Cambodia. Available for free online @ http://www.responsiblenomad.com this summer. For more info, email info@responsiblenomad.com Responsible Nomad: Sustainable, Eco-friendly, Adventure Travel. |
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