Angkor Centry Siem Reap
Komay Road, Khum Svay Dangkum Siem Reap, KH 855, Cambodia
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Goodbye Vietnam
We have now left Vietnam and are in Cambodia. Our last day in Vietnam was amazing! We had breakfast just after my entry this morning, some of us a bit hung over but we had some champagne which settled what needed settling. Our guide, Tien, came to fetch us at 9:00 for our motorcycle ride through the streets of Saigon. The naming is very similar to …
Temples in the Khmer Empire
An early start to a day scheduled to visiting temples. We started off with Angkor Thom - it is huge and has a moat around it, not to keep people out but to supply water to the worshipers. We first went on an elephant ride around the temple. The last time I was on an elephant was in Zambia and he kept trying to shake me off, so I was really not too …
Last Day
We visited my favourite temple Bantay Srei or The Temple of Woman, this temple is smaller than the others and is made out of pink sandstone which is much harder than the yellow sandstone, which means it is much better preserved. There were a lot of tourists here mostly Japanese, it was the first time that I felt a bit too touristy on this trip. We …
Tonle Sap River and Lake
Off down the road to Ton le Sap Lake this morning. We passed rice fields and lotus paddy fields as well as a Buddhist Monastery on a hill. We stopped by the hill near the Siem Reap river and hopped aboard a motorboat to go down to the lake, Ton le Sap. On the way we passed Floating Kindergartens, Churches, basketball courts, pigsties, restaurants, …
Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm. Angkor Wat, Sugar Palm.
Away to the Temples at 9 am today. We stopped at the checkpoint for photos and passes firstly then drove past the western side of Angkor Wat to the City of Angkor Thom. We got out of the car at the southern end of the south gate causeway and walked over it and under the Southern Gate of ancient Angkor Thom city. What a great way to be introduced to …



