It strikes me, after a week in Cambodia, how fast this little country is developing. It is common place to have a newly built, three-story family home, sandwiched between more than modest wooden huts. In contrast to England where, if you were moving up in the world, one would typically move to a more prosperous and desirable neighbourhood, Cambodians seem more than happy to grow where their roots lie — whether that be at a pace of knots, or one floor at a t...

David: Siem Reap, the gateway for the Temples of Angkor. Some even say that visitors to Angkor Wat are struck by its imposing grandure and, at close quarters, its fascinating decorative flourishes and extensive bas-reliefs. Holy men at the time of Angkor must have revelled in its multilayer levels of meaning in much the same way a contemporary Doctor Who enthusiast might delight in exploring the significance of phrases like "silence will fall". …What was Ca...