Green Garden Home Guesthouse Siem Reap

... looked like child's play.There were five magnificent towers and countless chambers in this very complex building.<br><br>There are thousands of tourists visiting this place each day, so be prepared to queue up if you are going through some of the narrow alleyways. There are tourists throughout the day but I was told, launch time, would be the quietest time when most tourists have gone back to their hotels for lunch.<br><br>Be prepared to do a lot of walking ...

... of his mouth took me completely by surprise. "Would you like to&#8230;.buy my badge?" Yes you read that right &#8211; he wanted to sell me his badge. It appeared to be the real thing based on the weight of it, and he assured me it was. Then he reached into his pocket and showed me a small bag with 5 more in it. They all said Siem Reap Police and had a number on it, I&#8217;m fairly certain they all were the real deal and for a starting price of $20 I ...

... by giant head sculptures, was a large jagged, rocky spire, the focal point, some of the crudeness of the architecture and ruggedness of the stone paving showed its age and wear and tear, but more importantly brought with it an authenticity to it. Juxtaposing this ruggedness was the detailed and engraved walls of the temple, with splendid art work (although not quite at the level of Borobudur, still pretty fine). <br><br>Forget Angkor Wat (highly controversial!) this ...

... the blog - brilliant! The village is set on dry land during the dry months but in winter it is flooded, up to 10m deep in some areas, by the overflow from the Mekong. All of the houses are on stilts with no land in sight. Kids jumping in the water, waving a laughing. A really enjoyable experience.<br>The food has been excellent and really healthy. What more can I say. Off to Phnom Penh tomorrow by bus.<br>Chow,<br>Wendy and Dean

... br>Et j'ai adoré chaque minute de cette période, malgré un soleil de plomb, la chaleur, les grandes distances, etc <br>C'est vraiment un site a ne pas visiter à la légère! <br><br>Un peu d' histoire, d' abord:<br>Les<br>Khmers ont hesite longtemps entre 2 religions, toiutes deux importés<br>d'Inde: l'hindouisme et le bouddhisme, ce qui explique pourquoi la<br>plupart des monuments sont dédiés aux dieux et déesses hindous tout en<br>étant encore utilisés de nos ...

... massage where you sit with your feet in a pool of fish and they suck at your feet to remove the dead skin cells. It was great - very ticklish but I'm not sure how well it worked. <br><br>Angkor - we arranged a day tour with a tuc tuc driver for $12. He picked us up at 5am and we were there for sunrise. We spent 11 hours there. There's just so much to see and in 11 hours we only did the small loop of temples - so I think I'll have to go back one day to ...

... reach the other side. Up to now the quickest team is 16 mins. Thats from us trying to explain what they have to do, to all of them being on the other side of the room. The differences between the groups has been amazing, with some carrying the little ones across, whilst others just going across 2 at a time and one having to come back to deliver the plates back.!.<br><br>We went to a quiz night last night at one of the bars. The aim ...

... at the top of the hill. I was doing pretty good and we started climbing the stairs. These were no ordinary stairs because they were like 3 inches deep and very high. I made it up two sets but my extreme fear of heights left me paralyzed to do anymore. I told my friend to take my camera and to please take pictures for me while I tried to figure out what I was going to do. I was trying to not get panicky but I really had no idea how I was going to get ...