Archive for February, 2010

22
Feb

Gong Xi Gong Xi!

Gong Xi Fa Cai! The past week has been a series of  gatherings and reunions with family and friends. Especially with schools on holiday to celebrate Chinese New Year, this joyous festive period is particularly an enjoyable time for children – with angpows, new year clothing, fireworks, oranges, cookies and plenty of goodies. Here are some of the cheerful faces captured, from open house visiting [...]

17
Feb

Thean Hou Temple – CNY 2010

On the morning of the 2nd day of Chinese New Year, we decided to pay a visit to Thean Hou Temple to join in the festivity of the new year celebration. Dedicated to the Goddess Thean Hou (the Heavenly Mother), this six-tiered Chinese Buddhist Temple is one of the largest temples in South East Asia. Located [...]

13
Feb

Siem Reap – Closing Highlights

This marks my last post for Siem Reap. Thanks to all who have been following me on this enlightening journey through Cambodia. I hope you have enjoyed it as much as I have enjoyed sharing the stories and photos taken. Here is a closing note and quick overview of some recommended must-see attractions. If anyone’s visiting Siem Reap [...]

11
Feb

Siem Reap – Children of Cambodia

Nearly half the population of Cambodia is of children under the age of 15. In Siem Reap, you are greeted by children everywhere with various expressions. Some faces light up with smiles, some remain shy. At tourist areas like the temples, the older ones surround you, selling drinks, scarfs, guide books and souvenirs.
Here is a collection of [...]

07
Feb

Razlan’s Birthday Dinner

A celebration for Razlan turning 40… with close friends and family invited to a dinner party. Here are some of the photos captured from the enjoyable evening below.

the dinner table all laid out

servings of olive oil with vinegar being prepared

drinks anyone?

starting off with appetizers

organizer a.k.a hostess for the night

guests mingling before dinner

& who do we [...]

05
Feb

Siem Reap – Pub Street

Head to Pub Street in the Old Market area, for a taste of nightlife in Siem Reap. A street packed with restaurants and bars, you may find practically all you need along and around this street, from street food, to pharmacies, to massage parlours to souvenir shops and so on. Although busiest at night, it is [...]





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