Here, we look at what religion means for expats in
the capital and the diverse way some of these religions are followed.
Elsewhere in the issue, Joanna Mayhew takes a trip
to Siem Reap to have a look around Temple Town’s
latest addition – a state-of-the-art recording studio.
The aim of the owners is to attract big name
international acts to the city to record their work,
planting Cambodia on the international music makers’ map, as well as giving young Cambodians a place to lay down their music.
Julie Masis visits a floating village to see how
science is being used for sanitation purposes. Here, a new form of eco-toilet is being used to halt villagers usual toilet habits of going directly in the water that surrounds their homes.
Elsewhere, we’ve got the usual food reviews, and
information on what’s hot in the city this month. We
also introduce a new adaptation to AsiaLIFE in the
form of PP Palette – a round up of what’s going on inthe art world.
