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At Wat Kandal Pagoda, Battambang; monks robes drying in the background. I f Siem Reap is touristy, then Battambang is its antithesis. The local economy is structured around rice, oranges and other food crops, and tourists are few and far between. Kids and teenage boys are very friendly and want to say hello, but many adults often forget their manners and openly stare! This is what Battambang looks like a few minutes walk away from the main street. Battambang is famous for its French colonial architecture, made all the more appealing by the varying states of decay. The French legacy continues somewhat — you can buy baguette on every corner. Unfortunately, there is lots of rubbish, mainly plastic. Occasionally you can see that someone has attempted to clean up by raking the rubbish into a large pile, but there in the pile it continues to sit…. After the intensity of Siem Reap, we enjoyed the relaxed vibe at Battambang. We did see a few of the local sights, including a crocodile farm most crocs are destined to be handbags , and an incense factory. Komar Rikreay provides counselling for the kids, schooling, and teaches them a range of life skills, including how to grow food and raise animals. We also took a ride on a bamboo train, which is a good example of how poor people in developing countries use the little that they have at hand to improvise what they need. The carts are quite light, and if you meet an oncoming cart, it can be disassembled and taken off the rails very quickly. At the end of the short trip we took during which it rained and soaked us to the skin in about 30 seconds , we were met by a group of smiling kids who wanted to adorn us with bracelets they had woven from coconut palm leaves. One of them asked me to buy her a Coke, which I did, on the condition that she shared it with her friends. She retreated across the tracks to down the last mouthfuls herself! The bamboo train was a great way to get a glimpse of rural Cambodia. Rural Cambodians rely totally on their crops and are vulnerable to drought and flooding. We spoilt ourselves in Battambang by staying in an environmentally friendly hotel run by a Franco-Cambodian couple. Au Cabaret Vert was lovely — we had our own little bungalow looking out onto a natural swimming pool which is filtered entirely by plants. Breakfast, included in the price of the room, was Khmer coffee really, really nice , fresh fruit salad, baguette, and eggs cooked any way you liked. Colin lazing by the natural swimming pool at Au Cabaret Vert. We left Battambang today, bound for Phnom Penh. This time we choose a better quality bus with more comfortable seats and more leg room for Colin. This one did, nonetheless, have chickens stowed in the baggage compartment, including a rooster that started crowing every few seconds as we neared the city. There is always something to make you laugh here! Close Search. Like Loading Next Post ». Leave a comment Cancel reply. Comment Subscribe Subscribed. Chez Moi. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website.