Four friends indulge in a carefree Cambodian holiday, but their sun-soaked retreat quickly takes a horrific turn when one of the travelers disappears. As the search ensues, the others return home, racked with guilt and struggling to return to their daily lives. Does one of them hold the answer to the fate of their lost companion? Tightly-held secrets from their life-altering trip are brought to light, revealing clues to the whereabouts of their missing...

This program chronicles the human rights abuses of the Khmer Rouge after they seized power in Cambodia in 1975.

Cambodia is a land of lush beauty and ancient mystery. Globe Trekker Ian Wright begins his journey at Phnom Da to Kampot at the base of the Elephant Mountains and explores the extraordinary Bokor Hill Station. Then Ian catches the slow train to Sihanoukville to the pristine beaches of Koh Rong. A short flight to Senmonorom in the northern Mondulkiri Province brings Ian to the celebration of a traditional tribe wedding. The final leg of the journey...

Sang Ly struggles to survive by picking through garbage in Cambodia's largest municipal dump. Under threat of eviction by an embittered old drunk who is charged with collecting rents from the poor of Stung Meanchey, Sang Ly embarks on a desperate journey to save her ailing son from a life of ignorance and poverty.

The story of New York Times reporter Sydney Schanberg's friendship with a Cambodian interpreter, Dith Pran, during the time of the 1975 Khmer Rouge revolution.

The reawakened capital of Cambodia and former Land of the Khmer, now a wonderful place with all the charm of a bygone age.

Siem Reap is a small town 315 kilometers north of Phnom Penh where growing toruism has created a boomtown in the area of Angkor.

Laura starts her tour of Cambodia in the mystical province of Siem Reap, with adventuresome day trips to see temples and ruins, shop, and check in to the best hotels. Bayon Temple is an adventure? Laura climbs on board the back of an elephant and follows her guide on a short trek through the jungle. She exits the jungle at the gates of Angkor Thom and reviews the carvings which reflect the mixture of both Buddhist and Hindu beliefs in their society....

The men and women who perpetrated the Cambodian killing fields massacres -- from the foot soldiers who slit throats to the party's ideological leader, Nuon Chea, aka Brother Number Two -- break a 30-year silence to give testimony never before heard or seen. Unprecedented access from top to bottom of the Khmer Rouge has been achieved through a decade of work by one of Cambodia's top investigative journalists, Thet Sambath.

The Khmer temples pepper the Cambodian jungle, traces of a faded, powerful empire. Everywhere they go, they encounter them, pyramidal or circular, built on the ground or water, simple offering temples or large monasteries surrounded by banisters shaped like a serpent saddled by angels and demons. North of Siem Rep is the most interesting temples of the area, superbly decorated, or built-in riverbeds or lost in the jungle to the point that their exploration...