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Die Tempel von Angkor
... Leider hatte unser Hotelmanager, von dem Karin und Ernst als Guide so begeistert waren, keine Zeit mehr L Unser Guide war aber auch nicht schlecht. Vielleicht etwas we***** enthusiastisch und humorvoll. Er kannte sich aber gut aus und trug ebenfalls eine Uniform. Wer in Angkor als offizieller Guide arbeiten will, muss eine Ausbildung machen und bei jeder Führung eine Uniform tragen.
Als erstes besichtigen wir Angkor Wat. Es ist wirklich wunderschön. ...
The Village (no creepy red cloaks)
... there has been little limitations from what I can see so I want to introduce the hand on head, hand on mouth to get attention and quiet... we'll see.
At the moment the kids are being taught words which they can recognise and read/write plus they are good with letters (and numbers- obviously...) but they are not being taught to sound out letters so that is in my plan too.
Break time- we went out and played ball, kicking and throwing and bouncing, they're very tough and ...
Siem Reap and the temples of Angkor
... not letting the thought of bad weather spoil our fun, we got up very early with the idea to get their for sunrise and before the crowds. With Seth our last tuk tuk driver telling us how business is quiet and how he would love to be our driver for Angkor, we gave him a call for the job, which he gratefully accepted. Doing the good deed for the friendly fella we arranged to meet him outside of the hotel for 4.30am, and there he was. Although he was not alone. ...
Secrets of Angkor
... on a raft structure. Once passed the stilt houses we got out to the main body of the lake - it was like being in the ocean as you couldn't even see land! We really enjoyed this part of Siem Reap, its sometimes so much more relaxing to get out in to the countryside and be amongst the local people rather than the tourist mass. There are so many times you think to yourself "bloody tourists" and then remember that you are one of them.
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North to Angkor Wat
... the Sam Veasna Centre and if anyone is interested, the biographies of the staff and guides on their website make interesting reading. By the time we had done that it was time to head off to the sunset site in the Angkor Archeological Park area. First we had to stop and buy a ticket for the Park which would allow us access for tonight and tomorrow. This was a bit of a bun-fight! They open the kiosks for tickets at 4.45 on the dot so there is a mad scramble to ...
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