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Siem Reap Monsoon: Empty Temples and Green Light

Sokha explores Siem Reap on day two of his fourteen-day stay, navigating the humid green season to visit Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm in near solitude. He shares practical advice on visas, banking, and finding peace among the ruins before the crowds return. ☕ Enjoying the show? Help keep every episode …

Siem Reap Arrival: Monsoon Green and Empty Temples

Sokha arrives in Siem Reap after a drive from Battambang, settling into the humid green season. He explores the Old Market, discusses visa logistics, and plans his first uncrowded visit to Angkor Wat. ☕ Enjoying the show? Help keep every episode free — buymeacoffee.com/paris2tokyo Plan your trip …

The Courage to Stop Comparing ft. Marany Thay | MFP Ep. 81

In this conversation, Samnang sits down with Marany Tay, also known as Twig, to explore healing, identity, and the lifelong work of self-awareness. Marany shares how childhood patterns, depression, anxiety, and survival mode shaped the way she moved through relationships, work, and family life. Thi…

#71 What Is Enough? Choosing a Life of Travel

What does “enough” really mean? Dave spent around 20 years working in accounting and finance before eventually realising that the life he had built was no longer the life he wanted. At 45, he stepped away from that career, became a bartender, and later began building a life centred around long-term…

Angkor Wat – Was It Built with the Help of Extraterrestrial Technology?

Angkor Wat is one of the world’s most impressive and famous temple complexes, located in Cambodia. It was built in the 12th century by King Suryavarman II as a Hindu temple dedicated to the god Vishnu, but later became a Buddhist temple. The temple is known for its incredible architecture and its d…

Crazier Than a Disney Cruise Suite: The Dream Trip You Didn't Know You Could Book

503 - What kind of vacation would you take if money were truly no object? We're not talking about a Disney World suite, Adventures by Disney, or even a two-story Disney Cruise Line suite. In episode #503 of Disney Travel Secrets, Rob and Kerri Stuart celebrate their 17th wedding anniversary by drea…

Angkor Wat: Colonialism Went to Space College

Ancient Aliens would like you to believe Angkor Wat required a trip to space college and a supply of magic water. Apparently, giving Khmer builders credit for knowing how to build things is asking too much. We look at the religious poem being repackaged as an alien encounter, the canals used to tra…

Patricia Gagic: In Gray Is Where All Potential Waits

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The Khmer Empire: The City of Water and Stone — Sleep Podcast

Journey through six centuries of the Khmer Empire — the great Southeast Asian civilization that built Angkor Wat and transformed the floodplains of Cambodia into an empire of water, rice, and stone. From Jayavarman II's consecration on the mountain in 802 CE to the slow turning of the fifteenth cen…

Cambodia: Angkor Wat, the Killing Fields and Travel Tales

Send us Fan Mail Cambodia is a country of extraordinary contrasts. Spectacular ancient temples, beautiful landscapes and memorable travel experiences sit alongside one of the darkest chapters of modern history. In this episode of Unravel Travel, Malcolm talks to David about travelling through Cambo…