Chicken Nuggets to China: Finishing up Phnom Penh with Pictures

January 10, 2013

Finishing up Phnom Penh with Pictures

After finishing up our tour of the grave site, we took the mellower route with the rest of the day and checked out some of the great architecture of the city along with our tour guide.

The Royal Palace

No shoes allowed inside

Pattern on one of the gates inside the Royal Palace.

This painting extended the length of the entire wall of the Royal Palace.

Stopping for a drink, we were not used to such hot weather after leaving the Shanghai winter behind.

Building inside of the Royal Palace with Beautiful patterns. Definitely my favorite building from traveling.

Motorcycles are the number one mode of transportation in South East Asia. You can fit your entire family on one, attach your entire shop to the back, sit your dog between your legs, etc.

Several years ago I wouldn't eat anything, if you don't know read this. Now I'm eating frog legs...

and ox tongue with a side of red ants!

About Me

Feel free to email me at ChickenToChinaBlog@gmail.com

2013 and Onward

I hope that this revival of my blog doesn't burn out fast like every other New Years Resolution. I never blogged about my travel experiences but they happened so I'll be focusing mainly on that.

Also, my life is filled with hypotheses, observations, and conclusions on things ranging from bizarre to educational to useless and everything in between. This is my attempt to explain coherently the ramblings that go on in my head. I hope that you find the world as interesting as I do. Enjoy

March 2012 to 2013

I got really lazy and stopped posting.

January 2012 to March 2012

January 18th marks the end of my time here in Shanghai. With the end of one thing, spawns the birth of something new. I will be traveling through Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand. I will then fly to China and make my way north to Shanghai where I will return home. My frequent access to a keyboard and the internet will drop tremendously once I arrive in Cambodia but I hope to keep regular updates.

May 2011 to January 2012

In December of 2010, somewhat jokingly I contacted a friend of mine to express interest in a potential internship in Shanghai. Little did I know I would end up with the internship and will be spending six months abroad in Shanghai. This is my experience.