From the start it became the watering hole for UN officials, diplomats and of course, gin-swilling reporters; and before long it had become the de facto journalists' club.
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The Kampot Salt Fields
Richard Whillas
Posted on January 27 2015
With a few wrong turns for the best, we come across the famous Kampot Salt Fields. We pull over next to some salt warehouses and take a closer look.
The Red Road
Richard Whillas
Posted on January 27 2015
A tank full of gas, a mild hangover and a thermos half full of coffee and my old man and I are ready to hit the road.
The Charming Vine Retreat Kampot
Richard Whillas
Posted on January 27 2015
From chilled Singha beers at the elavated lounge to sipping on cocktails made from organic fruits picked from the garden by the salt water pool this place really lowered my blood pressure. Its a shame we have to leave.
Enjoy the Silence
Richard Whillas
Posted on December 20 2014

Back on the table: Kampot Pepper
Richard Whillas
Posted on December 16 2014
Enjoy the spice of life - starting with Kampot Pepper!
The Dirt Road to Kampot
Richard Whillas
Posted on December 03 2014
Hitting the hills in search of the spice of life!
Battambang
Richard Whillas
Posted on November 19 2014
Battamban - The perfect town to do nothing in.
Floating Down the Tonle Sap
Richard Whillas
Posted on November 11 2014
Our next leg was from Siem Reap to Battambang. We went off the beaten path and hopped a boat across the Tonle Sap
The Jungle Temple
Richard Whillas
Posted on November 07 2014
Welcome to the Jungle! Welcome to Ta Prohm
Faces of the Bayon Temple
Richard Whillas
Posted on October 22 2014

The Amazing Angkor Wat
Richard Whillas
Posted on October 17 2014
Built in the 12th Century, the Angkor Wat Temple was nothing short of mind blowing!
The Badlands of the Poipet Border
Richard Whillas
Posted on October 15 2014
Leaving Bangkok at 5.55am the train to the Cambodian border was long and dusty.