Vlog-worthy Ideas In Cambodia

On your most anticipated Jewish travel to the glorious kingdom of Cambodia, do you already have ideas on how to keep your memories? Souvenirs and photographs are surely cute ways to make mementos, but have you thought of vlogging?

Kosher vacations will surely be more awesome when you video, record and share it on your Facebook and Instagram profiles. If you’re  interested, here are some great vlogging ideas that you can do on Cambodian soil.

Cambodian Gastronomy

Instagram loves food! Why not take a Cambodian foodie mukbang with the following kosher meals:

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• Nom gkow (Rice custards) - Prepared with rice flour, coconut milk, and sugar mixed together then steamed on a small banana leaf basket. This rich and sweet dessert will surely satisfy your sweet tooth, especially when topped with jackfruit or nuts!


• Mee cha - A big plate of this Cambodian savory delight will surely satisfy your cravings! This exquisite meal is cooked by tossing bean sprouts, scallions, and veggies over stir-fried noodles. Yummy!


• Bai Krob Chanti (Cambodian Cashew Cinnamon Rice) - The smell alone of this traditional Cambodian dish will make you melt. Tasting this cinnamon, cashew and butter-infused delight will turn up your rice game.

Cultural Sites

One great thing about the Khmer kingdom is its landmarks of historical and cultural significance. Take a vlog and share their stories all over the internet.

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  The Silver Pagoda - Named after the thousands of silver tiles inside, this Cambodian gem is an image of olden days, showing the important mementos of Khmer royalty.


• Wat Ounalom - Most famous for the Buddha with tufted hair between his eyebrows, this temple is considered to be the oldest among the five wats in Phnom Penh. Don’t forget to check out the memorial stones that tell stories of people who lost their lives during the Cambodian civil war.


• Central Market - Housed on a 1937 Art Deco structure, this market is known for its cheap goods that you could bring home as souvenirs. Scarves, clothes, shoes, and jewelry made by local manufacturers are surely attention-stealing.

Create memories in this humble Cambodian nation through vlogging. But before you take videos in the kingdom and its landmarks, make sure that you ask the authorities if it is allowed or not.

If you still don't have a way to travel to Cambodia for your kosher vacations extravaganza, why not take a magical cruise along the Mekong River with Kosher River Cruises? They will make your cruising experience unforgettable. Feel free to check their website to learn more.