Holiday Palace Poipet
Aranyaprathet Border Thailand-Poipet Border, No. 1 & 2 Kbal Spean Village, O'Chrov District Poipet, Cambodia
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Island hopping
... classic honeymoon fodder; palms, white sand and azure seas. We were cooked BBQ barracuda before setting off to find untouched beaches of our own. The return trip was equally turbulent and the boat broadsided the waves and soaked all. It took three laps before we were able to dock, and were then hurled off the boat by several men. Super smashing lovely. Zoe and Chris ...
Homestay in Kampong Thom
We take a public bus – the Mekong Express again – and then a private van – to the rural village of Kampong Thom where we will be spending the rest of the day and night with a local family. We laugh when the bus employee tells us at our destination to "please leave the bus". He laughs along with us. The Isanborei community development project of which our home stay is a part was set up to ...
De Battambang a Bangkok
De manière générale, les trajets en bus en Asie du Sud sont assez folklo, mais celui qu'on a vecu de Battambang a Thaïlande l'a été tout particulièrement.
Mr Lee, le tenant de notre hotel a Battambang (et surement le Don Corleone du coin) nous vend les billets de bus, en nous vendant un trajet "plus rapide qu avec un bus normal": un bout en voiture et le reste en minivan, promettant une arrivee a Bangkok ...
Roller Coaster; Emotional and Literal
... It can be done in seconds. The importance of urgent Bamboo Train removal might be of interest should a real train come your way. While we saw mostly human cargo, Bamboo Trains also clattered by loaded high with Cambodians, white sacks of freshly harvested rice and motos. Load capacity of one of these contraptions is alleged to be approximately one metric ton, but that sounds fishy.
Once we we had paid some policeman $5.00 USD each, we got on the ...
Acro-Batts
Any hotel in Siem Reap is likely to have tuk tuk drivers waiting patiently (maybe a little too patiently) outside the door at all hours. No exception here, so at 6:30 we're off to the bus. This time the bus terminal is a biggin' with traffic, vendors and funky-ass air. Thanks to squeezing in breakfast at the Claremont and our ongoing practice of squirreling away snacky stuff, we don't need to forage for food in the chaos. We meet Jody and Sam, both late 20's, British ...



