Life in Cambodia...
Women are not sitting at home, they also eking out a living based on what they can do.
top left: selling grilled bananas
top right: selling steamed groundnuts
top left: selling pancake.
top right: selling fruits and dried products.
Insects become delicacies...
top left: deep fried locusts and crickets!
top right: deep fried frogs, pigeons and spiders!
top left: dried fishes
top right: these are not orange juices, they are fuel, come in all sizes -S, M & L.
On the ROAD...
Usually, traffic moves in both directions in both lanes, just weaving in and out and around to avoid head-on collisions. Safety is not much of a consideration. Luckily the slow speeds of traffic in the city--partly due to the congestion, partly to the poor condition of the roads--keeps more people from being killed although quite enough are injured daily.
Bicycles, cyclos (3-wheeled double-seat bicycles) and motorbikes are the normal vehicles in traffic.
top left: Here a family of 4, Dad, mum and 2 kids, fits very comfortably on a typical motorbike.
top left: large cyclos
top right: Sammel Taxi
Their HOMES...
The Fishing industry is one of the most important in Cambodia. Over 2 million people live on or around Tonle Sap, the largest freshwater lake in South East Asia.
More than 85% of Cambodia's people are farmers, and 85% of the farmers still use cattles for plowing.
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