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At Home on the Mekong by Will Koenig
Cambodia is more than just genocidal communists, sweatshops and decaying temples. There's a vibrant culture — both unchanged for centuries and at the cutting edge of modernity — and endless adventures.
When I was 22, I was bored with university and work and decided to seek adventure.
My initial 10 months as a volunteer teacher transformed into three years. I taught English, worked for a development agency, met my wife, contracted malaria three times, got knocked unconscious in a motorcycle crash and was bitten by a gibbon.
I cannot say I loved every minute of it — being eaten alive by a tiny ape doesn't spark feelings of love — but I'd love to share some of my experiences. Maybe you're looking for an adventure as well.
Book Details
| Title: | At Home on the Mekong: Columns from living in Cambodia |
|---|---|
| Author: | Will Koenig |
| ISBN-13: | 2940016716879 |
| Publisher: | Will Koenig |
| Length: | 41 pages |
| Language: | English |
| File Size (Kindle): | 286 KB |
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