Preah Khan Siem Reap
National Road 6, (Airport Road), Phum Krous, Sangkat Svay Dongkom Siem Reap, Cambodia
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Feet soft and clean, heart touched
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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