One of the must-visit places in Koh Kong, Cambodia – the mangrove forest.

This is a snapshot of National Bank of Cambodia in Siem Reap City. And yes, its bathed in pink hues.

The National Bank of Cambodia has some very interesting buildings. The one here in Phnom Penh is covered in pink-purple hue. It’s not garish looking, in fact I think its pretty and unusual. Banks make me think of chrome, metals. Serious stuff. At least this one deviates from that.

Cambodian rural scenery is just gorgeous. Idyllic, lavishly green and makes me think how I wish it’ll be preserved as is forever. But judging by the rapid rate of development and real estate being bought and sold even at exhorbitant prices, places and scenes like these are slowly becoming hard to find..

One of the things I like about Phnom Penh: low buildings. I guess I had too much of high rises but I know time will come that Phnom Penh will be crammed full of high rise bulidings, judging by the constructions going on all around, but for now, I like looking at and enjoying low rise buildings, busy intersections like these.

Snapshot taken along Monivong Blvd. Phnom Penh.

Kampot, I think, one of my favorite places here in Cambodia. It has a very unique, quiet appeal that just holds me. Just the place I go to whenever I feel just walking around, relaxing, do some thinking and feast my eyes on nature. It’s beautiful and very very picturesque, with a romantic, old world vibe.

Just take these rows of flats near Kampot’s riverside..Pretty, right?