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Monsoon Bed and Breakfast Siem Reap

National Road 6 Siem Reap, Cambodia

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Temple Hopping and a Magic Party!

A travel blog entry by huonvillehigh

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... been well over 30 degrees today and we were totally in need of a sit down, in the quiet and with something to eat. So, it was back into Siem Reap city for another feast – this time at the Khmer Kitchen. Vegetarian dumplings, French fries (?), chicken and basil etc etc. Okay, so we’re not really sure where the fries come in but most of the group were happy to see them! While we were sitting at the restaurant this Cambodian guy with the most amazing ‘six ...

Angkor Wat

A travel blog entry by philandley

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... and the guy drives you around and drops you off wherever you like.

As amazing as Angkor Wat is, the ride home was surely the most thrilling part of the day. We left Angkor Wat at 5pm on a Friday and it was rush hour! In Cambodia there is one rule to driving on the roads, and that is there are no rules! At cross-roads no one has the right of way. It’s everyman for themself. Buses, lorries, cars, taxis, tuc-tucs, motos, bicycles ...

Killing Zombies

A travel blog entry by crystals_blog

... arcade we headed down to the ice cream place, it is attached to the pizza place but separated by a bar. Steph decided she didn't want another ice cream, she wanted some side dishes from the pizza place. Me and Sal wanted ice cream. Earlier we were allowed to sit together on the pizza side together even though steph had ice cream, but this time they wouldn't let us all sit on the ice cream side. The tables are close together though so Steph ...

Sunrise at the temples

A travel blog entry by hannahandemma

... ran out if water yesterday! The view from the top here was even better with the morning haze and lack of people!! We visited a few of the same temples as yesterday as the boys hadn't seen them. One being Preah Khan, where we sat on some decking overlooking the reservoir and met a group of crazy 60-70 year old backpackers from Yorkshire. Now, Emma and I chat alot, but we didn't get a word in! They had already been in Vietnam and were so ...

Goodbye Laos, Hello Cambodia

A travel blog entry by kateschronicles

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... my all time favourite to date). The tree-lined streets are bordered with restored colonial buildings housing cafes, pubs and bars where people gather to relax after a hard day of trudging around the temples which no doubt we will need over the next few days! A walk around the town with our guide was a good introduction to the laid back lifestyle of the Cambodian people.

It was also time to sample some of the local delicacies - ...

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