I've had roughly 30 shots in the last 3 years for vaccinations and never had a single side effect from any of them. Military, or lots of travel to exotic spots? I consider myself fully vaccinated but I've not had 30 vaccinations! Lots of travel. It was nearly 30 shots for about 20 vaccinations, som...

Yes. I have two Schwab accounts and both had ATM fees refunded in every country (13) I visited, including Cambodia.

I got the Pfizer. Had zero side effects, felt totally normal after both shots. The only thing I felt was penny-sized area of soreness where they stuck me, which is normal for sticking a needle into the muscle. Only lasted a day and couldn't even feel it unless I touched it. I've had roughly 30 shots...

The Angkor Market on Sivutha blvd carried Western Trojans in several styles last year, not sure if they still do.

I actually had the opposite experience selling my 2012 Honda Click with 35k km. I bought it used, replaced nearly every maintenance item on it proactively, then kept up with normal PMs meticulously. I quickly and properly fixed any issues I had with it at Honda. The plastic was a bit faded (8 year ...

One thing I've found in my moto buying adventures in the kingdom is that year of manufacture doesn't matter a hoot. It's all about the condition and perceived ODO kms I actually had the opposite experience selling my 2012 Honda Click with 35k km. I bought it used, replaced nearly every maintenance ...

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Bloom Asia a Christian international non-profit organisation that empowers young women through vocational training employment programs Cambodia.

annnnnd there it is

KhmerTimes did quite an expose on them and then they just seemingly disappeared. They sure made sure to publicly shame the security guard however. Seems to me like someone influential (wealthy) had something to do with this. Shocking, I know. https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50823790/escape-from-sokha-h...

Smoke-free city
or
Chinese tourists

Pick one. This seems like it could be a great thing.

Finding/making friends in Cambodia is what you make it. You can adapt and integrate into the local culture, learn the language, eat the food, support the local shops, buy at local markets. Or you can live in a Western bubble, only eat at Western restaurants, only hang out with people just like you, ...