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Cheap places to visit in Asia
Alright, so here's the deal: I've been slightly interested in a RTW trip, but until I got a few more details about the experience it was something that was "That might be cool to do," but I'm much more interested in traveling with a RTW itinerary.
Sihanoukville: The Rebirth of a Dream
In a land with thousands of years of history, Sihanoukville is a colorful but tragic upstart. A mere fifty years ago, a French-Cambodian construction carved a camp out of the jungle and started building the first deep-sea port of a newly independent Cambodia. Named Sihanoukville in 1964 after the ruling prince of the kingdom, the booming port and its golden beaches soon drew Cambo
Cambodia Chronicles: Index and Lament
Due to a series of events rather too complex and delicate to explain here, some of my contributions to Wikitravel led to Jetstar Asia, my new favorite Singaporean low-cost carrier, offering me a sweet freelancer gig to traipse around Cambodia for a week, flights and hotels paid, then scribble some articles about it and get paid for that too -- if deemed good enough to publish in
