The district capital is a tiny little dusty place with a few thousand people. The provincial capital is not on the radar of international tourists for any reason either. However, it's a place many Khmer tourists want to visit, so if we're lucky we can get land on the highway in what might be the countryside for only 5-10 years before possibly having a resort in what is downtown of rapidly growing area.

The rumors that this will break away and become its own province means the capital will get more funding from the government, and the place will grow exponentially fast. We've seen similar development schemes work in record time, from rice fields to a hip and young town with coffeeshops and laptops.

We will definitely be out in the sticks at first, but it's the only kind of land we can afford. We will need to take monthly trips in our tuk-tuk to one of the four major cities in Cambodia to stock up on Indian spices and other goodies.