Princess Angkor Siem Reap

... is a tip for you ladies......." It´s good for the skin...it make it look shiny..!! So for all you ladies out there....( and you Katooi´s from Phuket ) this one is on me..!!. We said good bye, and were ready to take the bus to Phnom Pheng. That city you heard of in the seventies....
On with our Tour of Duty......on to Phnom Pheng....( Any more Brothers awaiting us?? )
Who knows...read you later.........cheers....." Have A Dream "
P&M

... are that individuals pay no direct income tax in Cambodia, but businesses do. There is no pension as mentioned above. There is also no health care, and people are not insured meaning if that someone has an accident there is no support available - they lose their earning capacity and they can then become a begger/ povety sets in.

Rangsey has 6 siblings. 3 are married, one sister works in the restaurant, and one in a massage palour.
Siem Reap, Cambodia globalnomaduk

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Then we went about 14km to a temple called Banteay Srey which was carved purely by women. that was very pretty.

All in all, pretty templed out but had a great experience and have loved every second of Cambodia although Siem Reap is expensive but worth it!!

We decided not to do the balloon ride as it was expensive and only 15 mins - well save our money and do something really special.

Love lots

C++

... tattoo krijgen ieeee... Ik zit er al een hele tijd over te denken en ik heb iemand ontmoet die hier de winnaar van een bambootattoo wedstrijd heeft gewonnen. Dus vanavond ga ik wat schetsen, en morgenmiddag ontmoet ik hem en gaan we eerst maar eens praten over hoe en wat en waarom. Jullie zien het.

Tot heel erg snel, ik heb heel veel zin jullie weer te zien, maar vind het uiteraard ook heel jammer dit prachtige werelddeel te verlaten.

Kus Mari

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... half his banana milkshake into his lap and I nearly cried laughing at his attempts to subtly mop it up. Thankfully back outside in the 33 degree heat it soon dried ;o)

Another stop to re-stock on banana chips, water and pot noodles and we returned to the hotel for a well-earned rest ! The Golden Mango Inn is proving to be a good choice – quiet, with fast Internet and lots of TV channels. This holiday is hard work – but it's paying off!

... I'm just not tough enough.

That's really all we did today....it is my last day with Becca, the last surviving member of the group and more importantly, the threesome, since Tracey left us in Phnom Penh. They will be meeting up again tomorrow but I won't see them again....shame.

Tomorrow I got to Ho Chi Minh bright and early. I'll be on my own again for the first time in a long time and.....I'm actually looking forward to it!

... by various kings these temples are unique as they portray both Buddhist and Hindu gods. The carvings are endless as Buddha, Vishnu and various other gods peer at you from every imaginable surface.
Watching sunset rise over Angkor Wat, hiking up a hill and being passed by elephants, and learning about this vast empire were some of the highlights.
Downside is I did catch Dengue Fever...not fun.

... into the sky in the 12th century, only to abandon them in the 15th century only to be rediscovered in the 20th century. Apparently the structures survived the wear and tear very well over the years lost in the jungle. Amazing. It's really something you have to see at least once in your life. In the middle of our exploration, out of nowhere it began pouring rain. Every tourist in site scrambled for some shelter, but I love the rain ...

... are very persistent and do not take NO for an answer. We then stopped for lunch at a restaurant along the way. After lunch I decided to do a detour and we headed to a army barrack and I fired 30 rounds from a AK 47. This was an interesting experience, the gun is extremely loud and so powerful.

We got back on the road and visited a few more temples, then we arrived at the king of the temples which is Angkor Wat temple complex. Again words can not describe the ...