Angkor Wat Guesthouse
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Siem Reap; our home away from home
We got back into town and back to our guest house at around 2pm, so we immediately opted to indulge ourselves with a little spa treatment. Sammy took us to Moon Spa and we decided to get a body scrub and some nail therapy. Katrina, Elysha and Sammy went for the standard sea salt body scrub, and Meagan and I decided to be adventurous and go for the …
Crusing up to Angkor Wat
Another early start today in order to catch our boat to Siem Reap at 7:30am. There are three ways to get to Siem Reap...air, bus or boat. We decided to catch the boat so that we could see life along the biggest lake in Southeast Asia, Tonle Sap...oh and because the bus was full!!!!.
We had to walk to the boat terminal, as there were no …
A Christmas "wish" from The Kids in Cambodia
... they would like, and we would like to try to buy them, is school uniforms for next year, and shoes for some of the children.
We will not be sending Christmas cards or gifts this year (sorry!) as we would like to donate the money to the children. As Christmas is a time for giving, especially to those less fortunate than ourselves, we have set up a fund-raising page on Virgin Money Giving and are ...
Just want to find boat to the floating village!!!
... my bike....tempted to turn back round but thought no now I am here I am finding this dam to place!!! So kept cycling....and cycling....tuk tuks would go past me so I thought it must be down here. Stopped to ask this shop about it just to make sure I was going the right way. When I spoke English they looked at me like a mental case and had to get someone else to come over, so this younger girl came over and I was saying 'boat' and she had no idea. I was saying 'this is a car, this is a ...
Cambodia – Siem Reap, Angkor Wat, holidays
... nearby Angkor Wat and other temples are really amazing and the quite boring photos below really don’t do the place justice. We enjoyed being driven around in a tuk-tuk from one sight to another but every time we stopped at a sight we were ambushed by little kids from about 4 or 5 years old doing a ************ postcards, bracelets or bananas. It was hard to say no but we were told that it’s better not to support ...
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