LA CAMBOGIA CHE IL TURISTA NON VEDE
- La meraviglia dei templi di Angkor che paiono calati dagli dei nella giungla
- La magia delle Apsara, le danzatrici celesti
- I villaggi dove i gesti sono ancora quelli dei bassorilievi di mille anni fa
- Incontri con personaggi che fanno parte della storia del Paese
Prima della partenza incontro con Marilia Albanese che ci introduce all’arte Khmer e con e con la giornalista Germana Leoni che ha trascorso a Phnom Penh i primi anni ’90
TESTIMONIANZE
I racconti di chi è venuto con noi
Ritorno alle origini
After 18 years, we finally returned to Cambodia.
Vong, my son, looked like a little fish back in his own water… It was deeply moving to see him walk through the places of his childhood, to watch him eat his favorite foods with such joy and appetite.
For this first journey back to Cambodia since the adoption — when Vong was just five years old — choosing Martina to guide us was truly the best decision we could have made.
Cambodia, Antonia's review
The wonder of Angkor.
A perfect fusion of architectural ambition and spiritual devotion. The enchanting Apsaras — celestial nymphs — dance gracefully along its walls, while 800 meters of bas-reliefs at Angkor Wat accompany visitors through the most iconic temple-mountain, a miniature representation of the universe, surrounded by the “oceans” of its moat reflecting its sublime beauty. [...]
An Encounter That Makes You Reflect
One thing is certain: Francois Ponchaud is an extraordinary man. A scholar, engineer, and inventor, he has devoted his life and his talents not only to the Church but to the poorest of the poor. A French missionary who has lived in Cambodia for over half a century, he is the man who translated the Bible into Khmer. He […]