Crossing into Cambodia through Aranyaprathet Poipet Border

VLOG 329 01/26 Day 3 of my RETURN to CAMBODIA vlogumentary series. Today I will cross over into Cambodia via the Aranyaprathet Poipet border. I've always wanted to do the crossing for no other reason than just to say I did it and also, my birthplace is actually Aranyaprathet and I've never been back since I left 40 years ago, so it was kinda neat to see it as an adult.

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[darrylsnoddy]

I am part Cambodian on my mom side. I hope to one day visit Cambodia and learn more about the culture. This is cool.

[Paul_Puth]

I stumbled upon your channel by chance a few months ago. Love all your videos. I, too, used to live in the Aranyaprathet Refugees Camp for several years back in 1978-ish. Have not gone back there yet since I left to settle in the US in the early 1980. Keep up the good work. I am a fan. :-)

[larslars]

Hi. I only been to Cambodia once and i fell in love with it. But because of the comvid 19 i cant go. So i watch your videos with great pleasure and want to see more more, You show the every day life in a very nice way. Thank you for sharing.

[chornsopheaktra]

I live in Cambodia, and I really love your VLOG in Cambodia also. Good Luck Uncle.

[sithag.]

I'm so excited to follow up on this vlog. I love everything so far. Just be careful and don'get sick Savi.

[kchay]

I'm Khmer really love watching ur video ur awesome man

[chornsopheaktra]

I am so happy when I saw you safe and sound when you come to Cambodia.

[poetryinmotionsightsandsou]

Just stumbled on your video. Thank you for sharing with us. I picked up a lot of information from it. Wonderful info.

[SamChao]

I was born in 1977 in Cambodia, I haven't been back since I left in 1981. I plan to visit next year.

[jansenskyler]

Your south east asia vlogs are absolutely exciting to watch :)

[Chrisco]

You sir are a really brave man Savi...I would've been really scare for traveling from Thailand into Cambodia by myself without knowing anyone in the van. Glad you didnt get sick from anything bro. Looking forward for more videos as always.

[djraiders]

Thanks for Sharing your Life with us here on YouTube.

[tykea]

Thanks Savi for Cambodia trips videos. Watched all and loved it all. I also born in Siem Reap 1965 now live in California.

[kevincheang]

I am too, used to live in Aranyaprathet refugee camp. I left there to settled in Canada in 1979. Never had a chance to go back. I will visit there someday before enter Cambodia.

[rithythach]

@saviyou, really enjoyed your vlogumentary there. I've crossed that border a couple times myself. Glad to see that you're able to document your journey, going through there. If you haven't, check out a documentary film directed by Vanna Seang. It's a must see documentary film for any Cambodian to learn about the history during the Khmer Rouge regime, and what happened then. Would love to hear your thoughts of this documentary.

[fittamari]

How much was the cost of tuktuk going to thai border? And the thai immigration visa office was really a walking distant to cambodia immigration office too?

[CamboPen]

Savi, thank you for sharing your experience in Cambodia. When will you be back in Phnom Penh?

[mallykhun]

I really like your video bro I’m from Cambodia too I missed that

[lambertbeswayan]

I love those scenic view, and also love to try those enteresting food, s and those snack, s creters.

[ghazaliyaakob]

Very interesting Savi, like your idea of Aranhaprathet -Poipet crossing... I've been yearning to do same thing as you did, for the past 40 years ...your vlog makes me feel like going home.... nice job!