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Feet soft and clean, heart touched

A travel blog entry by laineym

Don't want to bore everyone with small details, the trip went well. Favaux is relaxed and takes things easy, I prefer to be prepared. So I was at the airport waiting for an hour and Favaux was packing. I was slightly tense when I saw the queue however we made it and after a long trip where I actually managed to rest on the plane.

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Khulen mountains and Banteay Srei

A travel blog entry by africantikki

... Jayavarman II chose to bathe in the river, and had the river diverted so that the stone bed could be carved. Carvings include a stone representation of the Hindu god Vishnu laying on his serpent Ananta, with his wife Lakshmi at his feet. A lotus flower protrudes from his navel bearing the god Brahma. The river then ends with a waterfall and a pool. I found this difficult to see clearly as the water was not still. Further down a small group of hindu's were praying. As ...

Siem Reap - The Seat of the Ancient Khmer

A travel blog entry by obrienml2004

... of the seemingly too-low rack rate. The accommodations in Southeast Asia are wonderful – we’ve had nothing but lovely experiences at crazy-affordable rates. Just stay away from the chains.)

This is a back-packers and tourist haven, as Angkor Wat is up there with Machu Picchu, the Pyramids, the Great Wall as must-see sites for many people. The international dialogue is fun and varied. ...

Siem Rep

A travel blog entry by agmoldham

Siem Reap is very much a tourist destination that is supporting the the temples of Angkor Watt. We spent a few days there whilst visiting the temples. Pub Street is the main hub for restaraunts and bars and is pretty much like any street in the busy Greek/Spanish resorts. The tour group of Cambodia consisted of myself, Richard & Jill from Cambridge, David & Steph from ...

Another long one today ahead

A travel blog entry by mikeandabike

... Entered a big traffic circle and I'm sure I wet myself:) going in it. Once in the flow its doable Over the bridge and on my way. Quite muddy and potholes for 30-35km. Made for a slow go. I thought I had a flat because bike not feel right,just the playing tricks making me slide everywhere. Eventually better. Rode and stopped for numerous water breaks and meals. Stopped in skoun. Famous for ...

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