The tuktuk is a cheap and fast mode of transport in Phnom Penh. The breeze as the tuktuk moves is also a great way to cool down in the hot weather!!
Streetfood is a way of life in Phnom Penh.
Tuktuk drivers waiting for customers.
Tuktuk driver with his monkey.
The Veg Lady selling Lemongrass in the market.
Chicken Feet!!
Baby and All at work.
Colourful Toys.
The Friendly Fishmonger Lady.
Fresh Crabs at the market.
Preserved and Dried Fish Seller.
The Grocer amidst her Products.
It's an All Ladies' Affair in the Butcher's Corner.
Freshly Slaughtered Chicken.
Lotus Root.
The Delicious Cambodian Sausages, very similar to the Chinese ones.
Grilled Fish stuffed with Lemongrass.
Colourful Cambodian Sweet Desserts.
Banana Leaf Wrapped Cakes.
Rambutans! Similar to the ones we have in Malaysia but much smaller and round.
The Lotus Flower Buds.
Food Stalls in the Russian Market.
Lovely Blue & Whites in the Russian Market but mostly from Thailand.
Fruit Stalls with an International offering.
A Father & Son's bonding session.
Independence Monument, Phnom Penh.
The Royal Palace, Phnom Penh.
Tribute to King Norodom Sihamoni, King of Cambodia.
Statue of Samdech Choun Nath, a Buddhist Monk who was "The Master of Khmer Literature".
Silhouette of The Statue of Samdech Choun Nath, Phnom Penh.
Monk on the go!
View from the back of the Tuktuk.
The Central Market, Phnom Penh.
The Central Market, Phnom Penh.
Guards at the Entrance to The Central Market, Phnom Penh.
Dusk by The Mekong River.
