The Genocide Museum: a sobering lesson on the trauma that Camobodians
have lived through in our lifetimes (1975-1978), during the brutal reign of
Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge regime.
One in three Cambodians were killed in those three years.
A fairly common sight to see a row of townhouses: tall, narrow houses
in which many of the expatriate workers live. We visited a British woman
at her similar house for lunch and a house tour.
Buddhist monks on their daily rounds to their more faithful parishoners,
who will give them rice or other food; then the monks will bless them with their chants.
A spirit house, where incense is offered daily (I think) to the spirits to bring
their blessing and especially to ward off their evil power.
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