25 July 2016, Monday. The nice folks at the Bajaj Phnom Penh dealership requested and arrange for a reporter from Sabay to interview me. They were curious about my multi-country travel with my Bajaj Pulsar 200NS. And so I had a nice chat with the senior news reporter from Sabay in the morning. Not actually sure if my travel story is sufficiently newsworthy though. LOL!
I reached Kampot around 3pm. And by the time I got a room, it was kinda late for me to head to the Bokor Mountains. Probably tomorrow instead. So I spent the rest of the afternoon and evening wandering around town.
Kampot is known for their salt and salt fields. Water from the sea is let into the fields, and then blocked out. When the water evaporates, salt crystals remain and are harvested. Iodine is then added to the salt before being packaged and sold.
Hi Derrick. Here, I am from Sabay. I was really glad having a nice chat with you. Thanks so much for your time for the interview.
Here is an article I wrote up about you. Have a nice trip and good luck bro 🙂
http://news.sabay.com.kh/article/782416
Hi Phannith! Thank you for the article. Yes, I actually saw it about an hour ago. It was great chatting with you!
It is great to see a guy as same as u. Thank for ur visiting to our Cambodia. Thought it was a trouble journey but u still insisted to win it. Wishing u bring back with good luck and share that joyful with ur precious family. ??????
Hi Sorida! Thanks for the nice words. Cambodia is beautiful and the people here are really friendly. Loving it so far!
Very appreciate on you and welcome to cambodia. I hope somedays you will bring familes’s visit cambodia again.i wish you good luck and sucess everyrhing
Thank you Lee. Cambodia’s a nice place with very friendly people too. I’m just a little surprised it’s still relatively untainted by tourists compared to the other surrounding countries. Will definitely visit Cambodia again.