Trails
A trail is a guided tour of 6 to 12 KhmerConnection pages on one subject, read in a set order. Each trail opens with a short introduction and gives one sentence on what each stop adds.
- Angkor visitor route The temples of Angkor in the order visitors walk them, from the town of Siem Reap out to the Tonle Sap.
- Beyond Angkor visitor route Temples and sacred sites beyond Angkor, in the order a traveler reaches them by road from Siem Reap.
- Capital to Angkor visitor route The road from Phnom Penh to the temples of Angkor, by way of the old capital Oudong and the city of Battambang.
- Lake and rivers visitor route Cambodia's great river and lake, from the Mekong up the Tonle Sap to the provinces on its western shore.
- Phnom Penh visitor route Phnom Penh from the meeting of its rivers to its palace, museum and temples, ending at two memorial sites.
- Saturday dance class The dance children learn on weekends abroad is the court dance of Angkor's carved apsaras, carried on by a few survivors.
- South coast visitor route The south of Cambodia from the hills of Takeo down to the coast and the Cardamom Mountains.
- The kitchen table Khmer cooking travels in pastes, ferments and family recipes, keeping knowledge that was nearly lost.
- The party The songs at a Cambodian party come from a few years in Phnom Penh before 1975, kept alive by copies and singing.