| Things that are not uncommon in Cambodia.. |
- 5 or 6 (the most we saw was 7) people on a Moto (the most common mode of transportation for cambodians, essentially a cross between a motorcycle and a scooter)
- 10+ people in a tuk-tuk (the most common way for tourists to get around, it's a moto towing a small passenger cab)
- at least 30 people piled into a van
- Haggling with Tuk-Tuk drivers
- Monks on motos, on laptops, on cell phones, on facebook
- Fish foot massages
- Paying under $6 for a massage
- Eating insects (mainly tarantulas) sold on the side of the road
- Eating frog legs at a restaurant
- Tiny Bananas
- Food served in coconuts, banana leaves or pineapples
- Women chopping meat on the sidewalk
- Raw meat and fish sitting out all day long in the market in 90 degree heat
- Market stalls where vendors sit on top of their merchandise because there is no space
- Children waving at large busses
- Children wearing no pants and/or no shirt, usually no shoes
- Children selling nicknacks on the street, outside temples, on the Habitat site, anywhere there are tourists
- Paying 1/10th what you would pay in the states for just about anything
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Tuk-Tuk
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| Fish Foot Massage: $3 |
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| Fried Rice with Shrimp in a pineapple |
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| Amok in a coconut |
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| Amok in banana leaves |
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Frog Legs and veggies in spicy sauce
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| Eating fried tarantula while holding live tarantula |
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| Tiny Liz with tiny Banana |
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| Monkey |
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| School children who waved at our bus every morning |
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| Typical Market stall |
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