Cambodia Volunteer Trip (ep. 9) | 辻堂駅前カリフォルニアベア英会話クラブ生徒のブログ

辻堂駅前カリフォルニアベア英会話クラブ生徒のブログ

カリフォルニアベア英会話クラブの生徒のブログです。生徒さんの旅行日記をつづっています。

I went to Cambodia from Aug. 23rd thru 28th, 2015. The reason I went to Cambodia is that I wanted to do something for Cambodian children. I also wanted to visit the world heritage site, Angkor Wat, and the Landmine Museum, while thinking about world peace. I love Asian countries more than anything else! Here’s what I did in Cambodia:
Day 1: I participated in a factory tour. There were women making souvenir handicrafts from rush grasses, for example sandals, book covers, coasters. I also went to an orphanage to interact with children by playing simple games with them.

Day 2: I re-visited the orphanage and tried traditional Cambodian dance wearing the traditional clothes, and played simple games too. It was a good experience for me. Then, we toured the Landmine Museum. I learned there are still many landmines in the rural areas. Many people were killed and injured in landmine. We have to bear this sad fact in mind.

Day 3: I tried to watch the sunrise from Angkor Wat temple but the rain cloudy blocked the view. So instead of it, I visited the “Killng Fields”. I had watched the movie “Killng Fields” before I went to Cambodia. Everyone should know the tragic history of Cambodia. I re-visited Angkor Wat temple in the afternoon. Needless to say, it was a mysterious and wonderful place!
Day 4: I visited Lake Tonle Sap. It was so huge but the water was of it became muddy. People built their cities above the water, and used boats as transport. Every night we visited restaurant and shopping areas by TUKTUK, a fun vehicle that can carry 4 or 5 people. The food was delicious and I also enjoyed shopping!

I could spend my time effectively during this trip. I’ll never forget what I felt in Cambodia, and someday I want to visit Cambodia again to do something to Cambodian people. To do so, I have to brush up my English skills. I will do my best from now!