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0511, Achasva Street, Wat Bo Siem Reap, Cambodia, 93171, 855-63-763-000
Arrived at Siem Reap, by hotel pickup we arrived at hotel which was close to old market and royal garden. we went to old market 2 minutes walking. and by Tuk-tuk we went to Royal Park. We were triyin to look for suitable tour and travel to get to Ankor city and also a guide, but funny and sadly also that they're not providing a guide for group just like elswhere and even Vietnam. Here one guide and taxi is for yours only, that was making it very expensive for us. So we dicede to go on our own...
Siem Reap, Cambodia baxilleThe day in Saigon started like the last one ended: calls to Jetstar about the luggage and still no luck or information. We were heading to the airport for our short trip to Cambodia (2 nights) and tried Jetstar again at the airport. Finally some news: my backpack made it to Saigon airport. Funny enough we had to call Jetstar to find this out and it was too late to get it because we already checked in for our other flight. Fortunately we were coming back to Saigon for a few hours after Cambodi...
Siem Reap, Cambodia birkborkassonDay 2 (7:15am flight at 10:05am to Siem Reap, Cambodia) Got up at 6:30am - after much convincing and coaxing from my travel companions .. our flight was at 10:05am and we needed to be in the airport by 8:30am and the airport isnt exactly around the corner..Slept in the cab, slept part of the way to Cambodia on the flight..partially due to the fact that we were up boozing the night before and also to the fact that I have had barely any sleep for the past 2 weeks !.. got to Cambodia and was sim...
Siem Reap, Cambodia borneobabe
Angkor
Wat – it is the national symbol of Cambodia. At sunrise it is
majestic – surrounded by large moats the towers seem to glow. It
was built in the mid-twelfth century by one of Cambodia's great kings
– a shrine to the god Vishnu. There are tons of statues and
reliefs of scenes taken from Hindu epics. We don't get a guide –
instead we buy a cheap book from one of many women who are selling
everything you can possibly think of to tourists. It...
There
is definitely something special about bus rides in Southeast Asia.
This morning we embarked on a 6 ½ hour journey to Siem Reap. We are
one of the last to board – as usual – but no worries this bus has
assigned seating and we are sitting together – phew. A/C check,
decent seats – check, television playing Cambodian music videos at
blaring volumes – yep got that too. Actually after the first 15
minutes, when they finally turned the v...
Our next stop was pretty much a 2-day layover in Cambodia. The airport was really nice as it looked more like a 5-star resort than an international airport and we soon found out that you pay for the luxury in the $25/person airport fee upon departure. We'd prefer an old red barn if we had our druthers. The people were supernice in the area and it seemed everyone had some sort of function revolving around sunset. Apparently, it's big out there whether you have a view or not. We took that oppor...
Siem Reap, Cambodia ramrtw The earliest start yet – up at 3.15 to catch bus to the airport for my flight to Siem Reap in Cambodia to visit the temples at Angkor Wat. Very kindly my friend and her husband gave me a lift to the bus station but as it turned out we could all have had an extra 2 hours in bed as Air Asia, one of the no frills airlines here, had changed the flight time without letting us know.
The flight lasted about 2 hours which passed easily as most of it was spent filling in the numerous imm...


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