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Battambang

city · in 3 sources (2017)

Sources by year: 2017: 3

Also named in the threads: Ali's vlogs: medical elective, final year and junior-doctor life (2017)

Often together

What comes up in the same parts of the videos; the number is how many parts.

Cambodia (4) · Ben (2)

What the videos say

The most important statements of each year; all statements.

2017

  • 2017-08-08 · Sunset over Phnom Penh (Cambodia) - Cambridge Medical Elective #06 — announcement: Ali: The next morning (9 August 2017) a taxi to Battambang begins Ali's three-week trip around the rest of Cambodia and Vietnam, which his vlogs will follow. — 00:02:21
  • 2017-08-11 · AirBnB Tour + Offered Drugs (Cambodia) - Cambridge Medical Elective #07 — Ali: After an amazing six weeks in Phnom Penh, Ali says goodbye to the city and travels north to Battambang. — 00:00:00
    • In Battambang Ali and his friends stay in an Airbnb villa with a swimming pool, which he thinks was a good deal. — 00:00:00
    • On the way to dinner in Battambang a man offering a tuk-tuk or motorbike came up beside Ali and Ben and asked "smoking, smoking"; Ali thinks they were being offered drugs. (hedged) — 00:01:29
  • 2017-08-12 · The Bat Caves of Battambang (Cambodia) - Cambridge Medical Elective #08 — Ali: The day ends watching the bats fly out of their caves at sunset. — video description
    • Most houses around Battambang stand on stilts because, as Ali was told, the rainy season brings floods and scorpions and snakes climb up. (hedged) — 00:00:15
    • Because the family of the Battambang house museum was full of intellectuals, about 100 of them were murdered by the Khmer Rouge; of the 100 who used to gather at the house, only about 10 remained. — 00:00:45
    • At a second mountaintop temple near Battambang, the Khmer Rouge held and tortured political prisoners from the city centre, then killed them at the caves behind; about 10,000 bodies piled up there, and some skulls and bones are still on display. — 00:03:09
  • …and 2 statements more in 2017 — all statements of 2017