Dance students at the Champey Academy of Arts, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Cutting fangs off a tarantula before preparing it for eating.

Tarantulas in a wok. They're been cleaned thoroughly, then cooked with oil and assorted herbs.

Village near Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia. Those are small huts locals use to eat lunch or dinner.

Boat, Mekong River.

Just some of the 5 million registered scooters in Saigon. Estimates are that there are another 1 million unregistered ones.

Hong Kong

Bangkok at night.

Saigon Post Office, built by the French.

Apartment complex in low-income Saigon neighborhood.

Tonle Sap Lake Village, Cambodia.

The Killing Fields, Cambodia, where an estimated 1.7 million to 2 million people --men, women and children -- were killed because they were considered "capitalists," too educated, or just enemies of the pure communist farm-based country Pol Pot wanted to establish.

List of instructions (translated from Khmer) given to prisoners of the Khmer Rouge.

Bumeng, an artist who was a Khmer Rouge prisoner for two years. He survived by painting portraits of communist leaders. Here he showed us his paintings of the beatings he got from his guards.