Articles written by Bronwyn Sloan

There could be few more exotic honeymoon destinations than Cambodia, with its hundreds of ancient temples, unspoiled beaches, mighty waterways and virgin jungles.

Mar 28, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Cambodia has Christian churches of just about every denomination in the most remote parts of the country and attending can be a unique holiday experience.

Mar 27, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

He was once one of Cambodia's most respected opposition figures, but Khieu Samphan fled persecution only to become the Khmer Rouge head of state and now awaits trial.

Mar 27, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Fruit is cheap and plentiful in Southeast Asia and used for everything from quenching thirst to cooking, but some varieties may be new to first time tourists.

Mar 26, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Cambodia has literally hundreds of private schools, most specializing in English and seeking native speaking teachers, and many backpackers extend their stays this way.

Mar 16, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

At least one Khmer national holiday can be expected to fall within a vacation as there are around 30 official days and several others which are unofficially observed.

Mar 14, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

The iconic banana pancake has served as reliable tropical comfort food for homesick or munchied backpackers for decades and its very scent brings back holiday memories.

Mar 9, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

A Cambodian zoo is undoing the poor reputation of animal parks in Southeast Asia and providing a great family day away from the capital, Phnom Penh, all at the same time.

Mar 8, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

From tailored silks to custom-made leather shoes and made-to-order jewelry, a Cambodian shopping holiday can yield a whole new look for a fraction of the cost of home.

Mar 8, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

In Asia, few markets are without stalls piled with the bluish, beautiful duck egg, but many Westerners overlook or are intimidated by this wonderful addition to a recipe.

Mar 8, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Cambodia still has a reputation for being a slightly edgy destination, but the truth is, minor medical problems are the most likely cause of disasters during a holiday.

Mar 7, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Asian holiday veterdans say Sihanoukville is 'Thailand 20 years ago', but its pristine white beaches still offer all the modern facilities a holiday maker could want.

Mar 5, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Cambodian baby names are usually simple but carry deep meanings and sound romantic and special to those unfamiliar with them, meaning they are not easily forgotten.

Mar 3, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Cambodia's new generation of urban career women are also the unexpected new victims in the increasingly global scourge of eating disorders, say local experts.

Mar 3, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Cambodia's 1,000-plus non-government organizations as well as local communities and associations provide many options for ethical tours, dining and shopping.

Mar 3, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Tourists know Cambodia's magnificent Angkor Wat and its other World Heritage listed temple, 11th century Preah Vihear, but the kingdom boasts thousands of hidden wonders.

Mar 2, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Modern Cambodian women are once again increasingly attributing their glowing complexions and silky hair to ancient beauty treatments rather than commericial preparations.

Feb 28, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Cambodia's sizable ethnic and expatriate Muslim communities mean Halal food is easily found in the main tourist towns, though there is not yet a national Halal standard.

Feb 27, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Cambodia's large contractor and foreign aid population is a transient one, meaning their dogs and cats often find themselves left behind and in need of adoptive families

Feb 27, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan

Cambodian food is fast gaining overseas fans, but few foreigners yet appreciate one of its most prized ingredients - the pungent fermented fish paste called prahok

Feb 27, 2009 - Bronwyn Sloan