Angkor Holiday Hotel Siem Reap
Corner Of Sivutha Boulevard and the 6th National Road Siem Reap, Cambodia
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Tubing and Temples
It's been a while...well it feels like ages to us! It's probably only been a few days since we last wrote an entry, but we've done alot in those few days!
We left Luang Prabang the other day (your guess is as good as ours as to which day...today is the day after yesterday and the day before tomorrow right?!) and had the bus trip from hell …
OK I took the ride on the Elephant
October 27, 2009
Siem Reap - Chiang Mai (B)
After an early breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the airport for your flight to Chiang Mai via Bangkok. Upon arrival at Bangkok airport, please claim your luggage and re-check in at the Thai Airways check-in counter for your onward flight to Chiang Mai. Upon arrival in Chiang Mai, you …
Goodbye Laos, Hello Cambodia
Well it was a 4am wake up this morning in order to catch a plane to Siem Reap. Now after the shock of a baby plane 2 days ago I figured that an international flight would be on a bigger plane so I braced myself for that….but oh no…… the sight that greeted me certainly woke me up and sent me into a head spin. Head and heart …
Siem Reap - Temples Galore
The capital of the Khmer kingdom in northwestern Cambodia remains one of the most outstanding legacies of the ancient world. Many have the impression that Angkor Wat is a single temple, when in fact there are more than 40 sites still recognizable to this day. We visited a selection of these to get a taste of the different styles of architecture and …
Day 5 - The Magical Angkor Temples
We woke up very early to watch the sunrise over Angkor Wat. When we got there it was almost completely dark, but there were already groups of tourists all around. Nevertheless, our guide somehow always managed to keep us at a distance from the crowds. Little by little, the outline of the lotus-shaped prangs of Angkor Wat started to appear against …
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