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Where else should we visit in Cambodia. I want to eat food in Battambang, any other places you would recommend?

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Where else should we visit in Cambodia. I want to eat food in Battambang, any other places you would recommend?

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Awesome, we just came back to explore Cebu this time

Thank you so much! So in SEA it depends on the country. Some airlines won’t even allow you on the plane without an onward ticket. Indonesia you almost always need to show an onward ticket . I’ve been asked when I’m entering immigration in Malaysia but they didn’t ask for proof. I don’t think I’ve been asked in Thailand, Cambodia or Laos but I think they know a lot of people are crossing by land. In cases where I need one but I don’t know my plans I buy an onward ticket reservation which I can show but it expires within 24 hours. I have a referral link in my video descriptions for the website I use which helps me out with a referral fee but doesn’t cost you any more money. There have been times where I just used it on the spot like getting a flight from Ecuador to Colombia they insisted I have one when I checked in so I told them I needed to find it and moved to the side and bought one that would expire to show them. I think it’s $14 and handy if you get asked for one. It’s all really up to the immigration agent too. I know others have been asked in the Philippines and Thailand so I’m always ready to buy if I need to.

@@ayngelinathank you for getting back so soon. 🎉 very appreciated look forward to more of your videos! My husband & I have a lot to catch up with your Asian videos! 😊

Thank you for the kind words. I learned so much in the previous Khmer traditional food video with CT where we ate more unusual traditional food like the grilled frog and baby bees but we also had a great conversation about Khmer food and why it shouldn’t be compared to others. I think it has really great qualities that people don’t realize because they are comparing it to Thai food.

This is a very good point. But it’s an exciting time to see so many young Cambodians supporting local food and also starting to bring back formal dining for Khmer food.

I share how I feel and that day was so heavy. The worst part is I shot it a couple months ago hoping it would be over and now it’s insane to think it’s more horrific and our countries allow it to happen.

Oddly enough most coffee producing countries served instant. It’s also common in Colombia and throughout South East Asia. In Colombia and Cuba the local coffee is cut with a legume to stretch it and reduce the cost. But don’t worry if you go to a coffee shop or formal restaurant in Ecuador you can get ground coffee. Instant is more common along the coast but in the Andes ground coffee is common and many people grow their own coffee.

Oh I’ve been nomadic for 14 years so travel is just part of my life although I think we’ll slow down a bit and stay places longer I do not have any plans to live in Canada. My editors name is Widya although everyone calls him Widy. I was very lucky to find him. During the pandemic he lost his job working as a producer in television and I found him online but we both had a good feeling about each other so we moved off the middle man platform and I have been paying him directly for years. He encouraged me to visit Indonesia after Ecuador and I’ve visited him twice, once with Alan. Also my friend in Jakarta,Aloy, is Widy’s best friend. When I first arrived in Jakarta Widy asked him to take me around because he knew the city would be so overwhelming. And now every time we travel through Jakarta we meet up with Aloy to shoot a video.

@@ayngelina Thanks so much. Great videos.Love u hired food guides. U were the 1st western woman 2 do food in Jakarta & Padang.WSo happy u went 2 Indonesia, i loved it, esp the gamelan & spent over 25 years traveling 2 different islands, including Iran Jaya! Will never forget my bus rides in Sumatra from Padang, seeing Indonesians in flip-flops on the side of the road on washed out roads & the amazing hospitality! Selemat Jalan!💙Ur so brave riding motorbikes!

Thank you!

Thanks for the tips! I didn’t know about either of these.

I haven’t heard about it but please tell me more!

Thanks so much for kind words!

I answered at the end of the video as Calvin hoped to see videos from Vancouver

@@ayngelina that is awesome, I used to live there , very crowded now , but beautiful, now I am in Calgary , it is nice city

I really like Calgary, I reached out to their tourism office hoping to work together as my audience really liked my Edmonton video but I’m still waiting to hear back 😬

It's ok I completely understand, there is a replay if you want to catch up!

Me too. I was watching Copa America and I was also under the impression it would be Sunday morning USA time😂 Guess I'll have to watch this version 😂

Awww! UA-cam gives you local time! Anyway I did answer your questions 😊

@@ayngelina I saw that. Thanks for that. Cuba and Sri Lanka sound interesting. Most people who go to the Caribbean chill at the beach to begin with, but I wouldn't have imagined that Cuba is the sort of country where you can just wonder around on your own, so that would be an interesting vlog. Happy belated birthday

So nice of you. Where is that in Cambodia?

Nagyon örülök, hogy élvezted. jövő héten egy kambodzsai kisváros

Liz thank you for your generosity, you’re always so kind. You know with the fish I always ask but there are so many kinds that we don’t have in North America so unless I see it’s snapper or tuna it’s usually a variety I’ve never seen.

Thank you 🙏

It was!

We are absolutely coming back to Laos. We were both so sad to leave but I heard the weather should be better in autumn.

I really love traditional food in markets but even I’m aware that sometimes it makes people feel like a country is only markets and street food. So I appreciate this feedback as I think it’s important for me to also show that there are many sides to a city and country.

Glad you enjoyed it

Hope to see you at the livestream Q&A today if you’re around

Hope to see you at the livestream, I have your papaya answer!

Thank you so much for the compliment, it made my night 😊

You know I actually really love how they've transformed the place with artwork and photographs, which did not look great on video with reflections. But instead of historical photos and artwork from colonizers it was actually all of locals during that period at Angkor Wat. It was like the place was taken back and filled with the Khmer culture it deserved. And every day I did one of the free cultural experiences, which sadly I was the only person in the hotel to choose- but they were all really interesting as the hotel has its own historian. As for the price, I saw a number of group tours while I was there so I think it may be more affordable than you'd think.

Thank you!

We took a bus, it was eight hours. We arrived at 7pm so we stayed the night and took a small boat over the next day.

Thank you so much! I never turn anything down unless it’s endangered but this was one of the most adventurous videos.

I think it’s more accurately known as coconut, although egg is in it. It was an issue with mistranslation. I was confused when I used an online translator and it said Kaya was sweetsop because it didn’t taste like that. As the Indonesian and Malaysian language are similar I asked Alan to confirm and he asked her if it was "srikaya" which is sweetsop in Indonesian. But I think perhaps she did not hear "sri" and said yes, thinking she said yes it was kaya or coconut but we took it as yes it was srikaya. A few people have commented interesting facts here about how it can be even more misleading with the name of a popular Kaya jam.

Me too 😊

I was definitely sweating