The Side of Siem Reap You've NEVER Seen Before... 🇰🇭

[@mikeandashley]

We loved exploring some of the awesome social enterprises in Siem Reap. If you’re heading there, definitely check them out and support the incredible work they’re doing. Thanks for watching and joining us on this journey! ❤

[@BeeBig3017]

I stink so much pee. The city is full of garbage and taking advantage of tourists to cheat them.

[@ประสิทธิ์อนุสรณ์]

Yes, the speaker is right.​@@BeeBig3017

[@김재호_00]

A great place where everyone should come to enjoy the beautiful feeling of Angkor Wat

[@mikeandashley]

100% agree! It’s such a wonderful place that everyone should experience. ✨

[@Krewfan_forever898]

THANKS FOR VISITING MY COUNTRY CAMBODIA

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you! We had an amazing time. 🫶🇰🇭

[@SammieProm]

Thank you both for sharing; can't wait to visit Cambodia :)

[@mikeandashley]

It’s such a beautiful place! We hope you enjoy it. 🙏

[@AbdulsCycles]

That's a great trip to the Siem Reap. Beautiful scenery all the way. Thank you so much for bringing us along. I really enjoyed it. 👍👍

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! We're glad you enjoyed the video. 🥰

[@R.naaa14]

Love Ur contents sir, nice edit and quality ❤️

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! 🙏 We appreciate you watching.

[@Kylelongwest]

You guys are kind hearted people.

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! 🥰

[@davidhumphrey2593]

I myself am a 35 year old man currently living in America (don’t worry, looking to move back to SE Asia ASAP!!) and toured all over Siem Reap 11.5 years ago back when he was only 23!! 😨😱 And trust me, my long-term memories have kept me so in love with Cambodia, that and my 2016 years of Cambodian IS schooling, that everything would turn out good to some extent?! 🤔🤪

[@mikeandashley]

Cambodia is an amazing country - we see why you fell in love with it (as did we). Hopefully you can return soon! 🥰❤️

[@davidhumphrey2593]

@@mikeandashley Even with my past dis-likes of the country, I still love the country, don't worry!! 😁❤

[@rickyney6670]

You both have a very compassionated heart. You go to all the places that give back into the community. You guys are citizens of the world and inspire me to do the same. The world needs more people like you.

[@mikeandashley]

Your comment brought happy tears to our eyes. Thank you so much for your kind words. 🥰❤️

[@SilkyRonTheRoad]

OMG This makes us want to visit Cambodia again and it might be happening soon.. who knows! Plus those rats... :O That is a dream! 😍

[@mikeandashley]

Cambodia is such a beautiful place. We hope you get to visit soon! Thanks for watching guys! We hope you’re doing well. 🥰🫶

[@CambodiaPlaceToursSharing]

Thank you so much, for your visiting Cambodia, your travelling to Cambodia, help people get income.❤🥰😍

[@mikeandashley]

This is good to know! We loved our time in Cambodia, and hopefully we’ll be able to return and see more of the country. 🥰🇰🇭

[@chanprak2558]

I love your videos in Cambodia.please make it more. Tank you.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️❤️❤️🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭.

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! We just released our big Cambodia vlog, and we'll be back to film more. 🥰❤️

[@thebluethegreen9476]

Thanks for your time in Cambodia your video is not about travel but something about the community as well thanks ❤

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you for your kind comment. We're happy you enjoyed the video! 😊

[@swinning]

We just went to Wild tonight and it was amazing!! You guys are awesome keep up the great work!

[@mikeandashley]

Wild is so much fun! We are so glad you enjoyed it! 😊

[@ChamnanSok-s8s]

i love you i love cambodia❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you! We also love Cambodia! 🇰🇭

[@Angkorboxingclip1983]

Thanks you , Mike & Ashley 😍😍 your Sharing culture about Cambodia & Angkor Wat

[@mikeandashley]

We’re happy you enjoyed the video! 🙏

[@Angkorboxingclip1983]

@@mikeandashley 🙏❤❤

[@keokosalhuoth3062]

Welcome to Cambodia 🇰🇭 Kingdom of Wonder 🇰🇭 ❤

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! ❤️🥰

[@VyKetetrorp]

20:41 it look like heaven on the earth . i feel very fresh

[@mikeandashley]

The world is full of places that look like a dream. We’re very grateful to have the opportunity to experience them and share them with you. 🙏✨

[@lloy1799]

Hello new subscriber here, how are you guys doing? Thank you guys so much for enjoying my Cambodia ❤

[@mikeandashley]

Hello! Were doing great! Thanks for asking. We’re happy you enjoyed our videos enough to subscribe! 🥰🙏

[@MrCHANN123]

Welcome to Cambodia ❤❤

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you!

[@starmorning6197]

Thank God for you guys. May God bless us. Amen! 🙏❤🎉

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you! 🥰🫶

[@davidnguon6972]

Love my beautiful country Cambodia 🇰🇭 ❤️ ♥️ ❤

[@mikeandashley]

Cambodia is an incredible country! We hope to return one day soon. 🥰

[@vdaytransfer]

Thank you for visiting and filmed a great video to show the world. We're warmly welcome global travelers.... enjoy your next vacation.

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you! 😊🙏 We’re happy you enjoyed the video. We had a wonderful experience in Siem Reap.

[@LorMeiling]

I hope u enjoy visiting my country 😊

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! We had an amazing time!

[@vireakboth-r7y]

អរគុណ❤❤❤❤❤

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you for watching!

[@BerryLittle-b7w]

I LOVED YOU GUYS YOUR MY IDOL❤

[@mikeandashley]

Aw, thank you so much! 😊🫶

[@rabyeab4661]

awesome to include non-profit shops/restaurants

[@mikeandashley]

Thanks! We're so glad you liked it! We hope it inspires people to support these businesses. 😊

[@vibolchoup1485]

Love your Video

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! 🙏🙏

[@sos2946]

I just put my 👍 before watching 😊❤

[@mikeandashley]

Thanks so much! We hope we lived up to the expectation!

[@sorsongheng7075]

Thank You so much. We love from Cambodia

[@mikeandashley]

That means a lot! Thank you for watching. 🙏

[@vayosamut]

Thank you for the amazing video from cambodia. best of luck

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! We’re glad you enjoyed it! 🙏

[@valeriagrixolli3018]

happy late birthday Ashley 🤩Love from Chile 💙 keep being you!

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! We hope to visit Chile one day. 🥰❤️

[@kevin2039]

I love my cambodian peoples most of us just want happiness for us and the peoples around us!

[@mikeandashley]

That’s what we can all wish for! 🥰🥰

[@lucknlu2116]

Happy belated birthday Ashley 🎉

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! 🥰

[@Sothea_Cambodia]

Many thanks for traveling in Cambodia ❤❤

[@mikeandashley]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@beezlebub9]

24:30 so inspiring

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! 🥰🫶

[@colette-tj2gk]

Such a brilliant idea for a video! Cambodia seems like such a rich and varied experience and I love how you engage with the places and people (and rats!) you meet on your travels.

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! We really enjoyed Cambodia, and your comment just made our day! 🥰🫶

[@menmadyna1996]

As Khmer ppl , we hope you both have a good time in Cambodia!

[@mikeandashley]

We had an amazing time! And we can’t wait to be able to return!

[@danny_and_diggy]

We have to go and see Siam Reap again one say 😊 loved the vlog guys

[@mikeandashley]

You should! We enjoyed it a lot! We want to go back and do a 3 day motorbike adventure through all of the lesser known temples @ Angkor Wat. We could do a buddy trip! 🛵🛵

[@maxxibro]

Loved your videos. And thsnk you for bringing this masterpiece to us.

[@mikeandashley]

Oh wow, thank you for the kind compliment! We had a good time making this one, and are pleased you enjoyed it. ✨

[@vibolhim2066]

Thanks sister and brother for visiting my hometown Siem Reap and I hope you guys have a wonderful time in Cambodia

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! We loved our time in Cambodia. 🥰

[@rasydara5807]

thanks for exploring our culture, video shooting is nice and good scenario I can see what people in Siem Reap are doing,Hope the world just understanding more about Cambodia, Many thanks guys enjoy your journey.

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much for watching! Cambodia is an incredible country and we hope more people visit. ❤️

[@dy8t4]

Wow.. this vlog is amazing and very interesting. 👍😃

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! We're happy you enjoyed it. 😊

[@EoinandAisling]

This is bringing me right back to our time in Siem Reap, we went to that market where Ashley got her pendent! Some really cool pieces and we were the same 😅 window shopping as always Love the video, hope yous are doing good 🙌🏻

[@mikeandashley]

Thanks guys! 🥰🫶 We’re doing great! Hope you are as well.

[@touchsiev88]

Thanks you for your present in🇰🇭

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you for watching! 🥰❤️

[@OudomOfficial]

Welcome to Cambodia 🇰🇭

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you! 🙏

[@OudomOfficial]

@ You’re welcome ☺️

[@bluestarfishsea]

Fav Cambodian dish? You guys supported so many great companies/organizations on this trip! 🤗

[@mikeandashley]

Oof, that's a tough one! I (Ashley) loved lok lak. Mike really enjoyed lort cha when it was made correctly. We had it a few times where it was too tomato-y, but otherwise, it was delicious! 😊

[@Inaexplore]

You guys should try to go to Beng Mealea Temple in rainy season in Cambodia to gain new experience!

[@mikeandashley]

We would love to! We’ll be back. 🥰

[@HongdyKhon-bw2xk]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you for watching! ❤️

[@tommy_chi1]

super awesome!!

[@mikeandashley]

Yooo! Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it. How are you?!

[@sknight2810]

The intro is amazing.. !

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! 🙏🙏

[@sokpisethlalalanno]

Best spot as always and also the local community is very sick, great job

[@mikeandashley]

Aw, thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it! We were so happy to explore the efforts of the local community. 🥰🫶

[@warrenwilliams7456]

I am going to Siem Reap at the end of January to get an apartment and 1 year visa. I have been there several times before. An awesome restaurant and good cause is Haven Restaurant which has delicious food and I highly recommend. Also if you're in the mood for a burger, go to Jungle Burger. They are highly rated and good food! Great video & thanks for sharing. Good travels!

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much for the suggestions! We’ll have to check them out on our next trip! 🙏❤️

[@buntychea2616]

I've been misisng you guys! Glad to to see this great informative video. Keep living the dream!

[@mikeandashley]

Hey!! 👋 Thank you! Sorry for the delay. We got caught up in some things and filming. 😅😊 Happy you enjoyed the video!

[@sojeanify]

The world loves kind hearted travelers like the two of you. Just sayin'.

[@mikeandashley]

Aw, thank you so much! This is such a wonderful comment. 🥰🥰🥰🫶🫶🫶

[@fishingworldKH]

❤ can't wait to see

[@mikeandashley]

We hope you enjoy the video! We had a lot of fun making this one. 🥰

[@momchanvesna6894]

As a Cambodian, thank you so much to travel to my country 🥰

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much for watching! We had an amazing time there. 🙏

[@momchanvesna6894]

@@mikeandashley 🥰🤩

[@Hea9lt9hy9]

Love the Kingdom of Wonder 😂❤🎉😢😮😅😊

[@mikeandashley]

We do too! 🥰

[@Mrhonest168]

Welcome to Cambodia!❤❤

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much! 🥰❤️

[@mimibigdy1917]

Great visit 😂😢😮😅😊😂

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you! We enjoyed our time.

[@Khmersrok782]

❤🎉

[@mikeandashley]

🫶❤️

[@khusshare391]

Love your videos

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you! 😊

[@sokvisoth-b7v]

Go to Cambodia mall next time best like the best place ever they have ice cream clothes store, and they even have like a like Walmart

[@mikeandashley]

Oh yea? Good to know. We’re not big mall people, but next time we’re there, we can go check it out! Thanks for the recommendation. 😁

[@អាធ្រាត_AhThreat]

Did you attend the Cambodian Smile event?

[@mikeandashley]

We've never heard of it. 🥲

[@sokvisoth-b7v]

I live in Cambodia my auntie is in Siam Reap my grandma is in Florida

[@mikeandashley]

Cambodia is such a beautiful place! We hope you and your family are doing well!

[@sokvisoth-b7v]

❤❤

[@SeanHendy]

Quick question, when you are saying 'kah my' are you referring to Khmer? or something else?

[@mikeandashley]

During our travels there, we learned that that’s how the Khmer people pronounce it. 😊 We were very confused at first! 😅

[@SeanHendy]

@@mikeandashley as the saying goes, you learn something new everyday. i couldn't find anything online, hence the question.

[@mikeandashley]

Haha, exactly! It took us a week or two, but we just kept hearing it more and more from locals and expats alike… so we just asked. Apparently, and don’t quote us, but “Kha Mai” is how they always pronounced it, but during the French colonization, it got pronounced as “Kha Mer” and then when translated using the standard alphabet, the “r” was added. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♀️ That’s how it was explained to us anyway. 😅

[@CaroCaro7517]

@@mikeandashley Hi, I'm Khmer and you're right, it's supposed to be pronounced as Kha Mae 😁

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you for letting us know! 😊🙏

[@borannteng8121]

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[@mikeandashley]

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[@Vinda168-m1j]

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[@mikeandashley]

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[@mikeandashley]

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[@ThePrahok884]

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[@mikeandashley]

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[@cheybothcambo9341]

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[@mikeandashley]

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[@mikeandashley]

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[@mikeandashley]

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[@LeapPhon-lx5me]

Welcome to cambodia

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you! 🫶🇰🇭

[@JOJO2023s]

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[@mikeandashley]

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[@tharymano8558]

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[@mikeandashley]

Thank you! 🙏🙏

[@maxxibro]

Always the thumb down in every video about Cambodia, and usually it is from one particular country viewer. We know that you don't want people to know about Cambodia because you're afraid. Anyway, thank you for the video. The comment above is for the particular viewer that likes to thumb down video about Cambodia. If you don't appreciate the time invested into making this video, then don't watch and don't thumb down a good video.

[@mikeandashley]

Thanks for your support! We love Cambodia! 🙏😊 We’ve seen that there are some disagreements about our videos in Cambodia. We just hope to share our true experiences with people and help people see the beauty of this magical country!

[@blinkytran]

yo bout 6million years later 😂

[@mikeandashley]

😭😭😭😭😭🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶

[@AmaroInnovision]

The history of Pra Nakhon (khown as Angkor Wat), if you look at the painting of Longvek, the Khmer capital, painted at the same period as Ayutthaya, it shows that Longwek, the Khmer capital, had no art or architecture similar to Angkor Wat. However, all culture and architecture in Angkor Wat were transfered to Thai-Ayutthaya! The kings that ruled Angkor Wat were not Cambodia-Khmers but were Thais. Varman dynasty who built Pra Nakhon (khown as Angkor Wat) were Thais from Pimai, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thail King Jayavarman was betrayed and murdured by Khmer slave name Trasak Peam. The Varman family therefore cursed the Cambodia-Khmers to be forever slaves of other nations. Thais from Pra Nakhon (Angkor Wat) moved to central of Thailand, joined other Thais and established a new empire, Pra Nakhon Sri Ayutthaya. Trasak Peam ruled Angkor Wat only 13 years. Thais took Pra Nakhon (Angkor Wat) back and ruled Pra Nakhon (Angkor Wat) for 600 years until the France invasion.

[@mikeandashley]

Interesting!

[@SeanHendy]

Not for one minute do I disagree that the cost of war isn't high, or long lasting, and without jumping down a philosophical rabbit hole a mile deep, I don't think it is right to describe war in general as 'senseless acts of violence'. War is often the inevitable and unfortunate, but necessary conclusion when diplomatic efforts fail, notwithstanding despots, dictators, and leaders for whom there is no negotiating, and the only way to defeat them is through violence. Of course there are many different types of conflict, that occur for many different reasons, and taking the case in point of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge's reign of terror on the Cambodian people, I think you're much closer to the mark. However, and I know this is an oversimplification, if it hadn't been for Vietnam's military action in 1979, overthrowing Pol Pot, it would have been a lot worse than it already had been. UXO (unexploded ordnance) is a serious issue, that continues to affect many people around the world, long after they were used, and for anyone interested, there are two organisations MAG (The mines advisory group) and The Halo Trust, that work all over the world clearing mines and munitions. I know more than a few ex colleagues that have worked for these charities, one of whom got badly injured and lost limbs as a result (Chris Moon for anyone interested). I take my hat off to the guy you featured at the beginning of the video, and the work he has done to make his country safer for others.

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you so much for sharing your perspective. You bring up some important points that we didn’t fully explore in our video, and we completely agree that war, while devastating, is often far more complex than it may appear on the surface. You’re absolutely right that there are situations where military action becomes an unfortunate necessity, especially when faced with despots and regimes that leave no room for negotiation, as was the case with Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge. Vietnam’s intervention in 1979 is a perfect example of how military action can bring about necessary change and relief for countless lives. In hindsight, we could have done a better job of acknowledging the nuances of these situations in our commentary. Our intention wasn’t to dismiss the complexities of war or the difficult decisions involved, but rather to reflect on the enduring impact it leaves on civilians, especially through issues like unexploded ordinance. We’re incredibly grateful to individuals and organizations like MAG and The Halo Trust for their bravery and dedication to making the world safer, and it’s inspiring to hear about your connections to their work. We’re also in awe of the resilience of the Cambodian people and the efforts of individuals like Aki Ra, who are taking action to heal their communities and protect future generations. Your insight and the resources you mentioned add so much depth to this conversation, and we’re grateful for your perspective. Thank you for sharing this and for being part of this journey with us. ❤️🙏

[@SeanHendy]

@@mikeandashley More proof of the thought and consideration you both make in deciding where to go and what to see and share in your videos. Very different to many other travel vloggers, so kudos to you and keep doing what you're doing. I don't think you need to apologise at all for missing anything out. You didn't set out to present a complete perspective of what is an incredibly complex subject and part of history. I think what you presented was an interesting insight and also highlighting the innovative methods being used to clear UXO in Cambodia, a subject you clearly had been interested in for some time. Please continue your travels with your eyes and minds open and allow us to live vicariously through you. Kind regards.

[@mikeandashley]

Thanks Sean. That means a lot. 🫶

[@SeanHendy]

@@mikeandashley ❤

[@LilyCorowsky]

GOD Bless you guys and Happy Belated Birthday Ashley! 😊🎉 May you both continue to enjoy your time in the Official 8th World Wonder, Angkor Wat and Cambodia overall. I think your kindness and compassion toward the Cambodians are so admirable and awesome! Most Cambodians are like my Cambodian friends, who are some of the most genuinely kind people on earth. Blessings to all the Good Kind people on Earth! 🙏❤️ To All the Bad Immoral thais in the comments online, below, and elsewhere: There are just too many lies and disinformation from so many thais now more than ever harassing, lying, and devaluing Cambodians. Enough already! Hey Chinese Pirates, go and learn your real history and origins and stop with your ridiculous disgusting lies. Are you fabricating all of these in your deluded minds or nightmares?! Are you that desperate and scared that the whole world may learn the truth about the Khmer Cambodian Empire ruling over most of South East Asia and reigned before you even arrived from China???! thais were Chinese pirates escaping Southern China to settle in the Khmer territories. There were no thai empire and kingdom before the Khmer Cambodian Empire. The Khmer Cambodian Empire reigned from the 9th - 15th century and the Khmer Kingdom also existed since the 1st Century and possibly before that as the Funan Kingdom. siam was non-existent and insignificant during that time and lost many battles with Khmers afterwards. That is also depicted in the Khmer Angkor Wat reliefs. Oh yeah, you were unsuccessful in stealing Angkor Wat as well because in the end, the Khmers fought back for them. When you finally came into your “ayuthaya period” in the 15th century, thais were only able to occupy and invade Cambodia when it became vulnerable through the death of King Javaraman V11, Overwhelming Natural Disasters, Royal Monarchy Conflicts, and Demanding Irrigation System. Otherwise, you would not have had a chance to touch Cambodia and the Khmer people. If you don’t look Chinese, you are probably mixed with Khmer or Indian because the majority of Khmers have Indian Ancestors. Use your brains or maybe you don't have that either. Apparently, it's too occupied with a bunch of crap. thais, Vietnamese, Laotians, and Burmese are all Chinese descendants. Many other parts of Asia like Singapore, Taiwan, Japanese, and Koreans are Chinese descendants as well. The first Indianization in South East Asia originated with the marriage of an Indian elite and a Khmer elite princess. It all starts with Cambodia and the Khmers. Get it through that brainless skull of yours. The truth and facts are there but clearly, you are still too blind and immoral to see them. Only stupid ignorant or immoral people like you would believe your disgusting lies. The world is not falling for your lies and manipulation anymore. Some Reputable and Reliable sources like Britannica Encyclopedia reveals the Truth and people with a good pair of eyes, ears, and a brain, will see it for themselves. Other good reliable sources come from an ancient writings from foreign diplomats in Portugal and China and also Historians from both India and Cambodia. The fact that most thais are still lying, cheating, stealing, manipulating, and spreading disinformation like their Chinese pirate ancestors, shows how weak, pathetic, desperate, disgraceful, and immorally disgusting, all of you are. Are you scared that the whole world will finally know the TRUTH?! Is that why you are desperately spreading more lies now more than ever??? Go back to Hell where you belong. Cambodia may have borrowed some things from you in modern times, which are insignificant. However, the things you stole from Cambodia claiming they are yours since ancient times, are all significant essential things to a whole race or ethnic group. There are things you were able to steal from Cambodia like art, architecture, culture, tradition, literature, foods, etiquette, formalities, dances, costumes, royal monarch court dances (your badly poor copycat version), royal court etiquette, and more; there are much more you were unsuccessful in robbing from Cambodia. By the way, this is my final comment to you to set you straight. I don't feel the need to further communicate with brainless disgusting immoral people. Whether you receive the lesson or not is entirely up to you. Most Cambodians are some of the most genuinely kind people in the world. They do not deserve this kind of disgusting harassment and treatment from you. Go back to hell and stay there permanently.

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you for the kind words towards us. We’re sorry about the difficulties you faced with people saying negative things. Hopefully everyone can just get along one day.

[@LilyCorowsky]

@@mikeandashleyThank you guys but it’s not me. I have sweet Cambodian friends I met at Church. They have experienced harassments from thais both online and in person before. It’s sad and I wish they didn’t have to encounter that. They don’t deserve it at all. Thank you anyway and I you guys continue to enjoy your time in Cambodia. 😊

[@10.haohuynhthien93]

Sorry, maybe sth wrong at 3:48 VietNam is not invade Campuchia, we help them to subvert PolPot - Polpot had supported by China, they tryna against Hunsen and split VietNam with Soviet... Sorry, maybe am bad english

[@mikeandashley]

We understand! We are certainly aware of the help Vietnam provided to combat the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. Without Vietnam’s help, Pol Pot would have committed even more atrocities.

[@vutikornchaiyaporn8268]

i saw you live in cambodia and i very worry about you all. many thing that place not be ok , i hope you ill be fine and quickly to thailand .

[@CaroCaro7517]

Can you guys just stop with the spreading rumors around tactic. Stupid thai nationalist

[@KhmerMinnesnowta]

Stupidity knows no limits and keep hiding in your shell. There are always pros and cons no matter where we live. Peace out idiot😂!

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you for your concern, but we had a great time and never felt unsafe. Thailand will always be our second home. 🥰❤️

[@mr.thangmmlabel8686]

Việt Nam chiếm đóng hồi nào hãy nói là quân tình nguyện Việt Nam giúp nhân dân Campuchia

[@HengRatanak-p4e]

វាជាការសងគុណដែលខ្មែរ ជួយអោយវៀមណាមខសងត្បូងនិងខាងជើងរូមរួមតែមួយ

[@mikeandashley]

Thank you for pointing this out-it’s definitely a sensitive topic, and we appreciate you sharing your perspective. Our understanding is that while Vietnam played a crucial role in liberating Cambodia from the Khmer Rouge, their presence in Cambodia until 1989 is sometimes viewed as an occupation, though interpretations differ depending on one’s perspective. We always aim to approach these topics respectfully, and while we may not always get it perfect, our intention is to highlight the resilience and history of the people involved. We’re grateful for your feedback. ❤️😊

[@therabbitnews9362]

I would like to ask you about your experience and Cambodian tradition. As far as I know, Cambodians don't say " thank you" all the time. Is it true now? I don't mean that they don't say it. It just means that they don't say it all the time like you buy something. We say it all the time after the end of the transaction.

[@mrrnorakneath3544]

That’s not true. It’s depend on the person. Mostly of the time we will say thank you after any transaction. As you heard in that video, he said “ Orkun Bong “ which translate to “Thank you brother” and the TukTuk driver reply him back with “ Thank to you too “.

[@therabbitnews9362]

​@@mrrnorakneath3544Believe me. That is not common in Southeast Asia. I know they do say it all the time to foreigners because they want to be courteous. It doesn't mean they are when they don't say it. Have you seen they say nothing when you say thank you. This is not just Cambodia. They do similar in Thailand as well.

[@mikeandashley]

We're not sure, to be honest. 😅 We're overly polite as Americans, so it's difficult to know if the locals act the same way when we're not around.

[@BeeBig3017]

I stink so much pee. The city is full of garbage and taking advantage of tourists to cheat them.

[@mikeandashley]

We didn’t experience this at all. Everyone we interacted with was kind and welcoming. Our drivers gave us fair prices, even better than the ride share apps.

[@sojeanify]

When you troll a wonderful vlog like this, it does not make Thailand look good at all. It's best to leave people alone. Go bash Cambodia somewhere else.

[@SamE.55555]

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[@mikeandashley]

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