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Hello again,
Sorry for the dealy in entries it seems the more money you spend on accommodation the less you receive.
We had such a nice time in Siem Repa especialy the resort accomoodation we stayed in with the huge room and the beautiful pool, after 5 days we thought it best to move on to Phnom Penh and instead of the normal flying we …
Phnom Pehn
Well after a lovely meal at a restaurant called Friends that help homeless kids to train and work in the hospitality industry we caled it a night, Phnom Pehn is not the place you wander around at night, the young boy sniffing glue on the street where the restaurant is was a eye opener.
The hotel we had chosen was interesting to say the …
French Knickers, the gym and Christmas!
... be with the family this year :-( think I'm a bit hormonal at the mo too so that probably doesn't help. Luc emailed the other day too saying she watched me in the gangnam style video at school and didn't know I was in it and it made her cry! That made me cry too!!! So lots of crying of late... Just miss everyone. It's weird staying in the same place for a long time actually, cos it gives you more time to sit back and think instead of rushing on to the next place all the time...need ...
Planning
... along and watched the few fishermen on the banks drag the odd silver fish out of the water. After some time we ceased the walk and sat down at a pub on a corner, watching the traffic slowly increase as I downed a couple of Draughts. Wandering back the way we came to scout for dinner options, we picked the Karma Restaurant and Bar and enjoyed several cocktails as the sun went down. With the approach of night the riverside had come ...
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... closed and it was $10 just to look at the pagoda. There are pagodas everywhere here so we decided to jump back into the tuk tuk to the next sight. Next we went to Wat Phnom meaning 'hill temple'. It is built on a 27m hill with a temple at the top. There were monks at the top wearing their orange robes. The temple was lovely inside, full of offerings that people had left for their gods, including food and money. We headed back to our hotel stopping at the Independence Monument on the ...
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Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Business Services
- Free parking