cambodia

The Mekong river, which supports the livelihoods of about 60 million people in Southeast Asia, is at record-low water levels. China has built four of its planned eight hydroelectric dams on the upper Mekong. (2:44 min)

Anthony Bourdain and the No Reservations crew goes to Sri Lanka. (44 min, 5 segments)

“I’m Sixteen” attributed to Ros Sereysothea from the compilation CD Cambodia Rocks. (3:47 min)

In early June, as the annual rainy season commences, the Mekong River does an amazing thing in Cambodia to provide food and create fertile ground for agriculture. (44 min)

Angkor Wat is Treasure 23 and The Stone Faces at Bayon in Angkor Thom is Treasure 24. (11:50 minutes in 2 segments)

Jason and Bill goes to Cambodia to train in the native Bloodsport, Bokator, an ancient hand-to-hand combat system. (44 min, 5 segments)

From 1975 to 1979, nearly 2 million people died in Cambodia — and today the survivors still live side by side with the perpetrators. (21 min, 3 segments)

Angkor with its deteriorating complex of monuments, temples and palaces is in a state of emergency. One piece of history a day illegally leaves Cambodia to feed an international black market hungry for Khmer artifacts. (23:00 min in 3 segments)