Somerset Ho Chi Minh City

... to PhnomPenh ( Schedule 9 : 30 - 14 : 30 ). Arrive in PhnomPenh around 14h00pm at the Sisowath tourist dock. Pick up and transfer to hotel. Free at leisure. Overnight at your proposed hotel in Phnom Penh.<br style="FONT-FAMILY: Arial"><br style="FONT-WEIGHT: bold; FONT-FAMILY: Arial">Day 4 : Phnom Penh - Siem Reap (B/L/-)<br style="FONT-FAMILY: Arial">After breakfast, City Tour to visit National Museum of Khmer Art, Silver Pagoda, on the same ground of the Royal Palace and the ...

... headed to the backpacker district to hook up with a crowd of the teachers from Sarah's school. Any excuse for a party, they were mostly in fancy dress as it was Friday the 13th yesterday and was also recently Halloween. They looked great and were causing quite a stir among the locals who were gathering round to enjoy the crazy Westerners! The four of us ended up in a club called (err..I'll edit ...

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... have exquisite breasts, but there is a line. Thankfully Tong understands that, and I manage to guide him out of my room. <br><br>And thats Tong. I've successfully spent my time avoiding him so far, but I daresay there will be further unreciprocated encounters. Tomorrow I am exploring the tunnels of the Viet cong, then I take a 3 day tour of the Mekong Delta, and I am still behind with what has happened so far. I'll let you know soon enough.<br>Toodles.<br>

... A family of four separated ten rows apart decide to play musical chairs moments before take off...as soon as the plane touches down heads pop up and reach for overhead compartments as the plane taxis down the runway...huh? Ok.<br><br>After the short two hour flight, I checked into Bi Saigon Hotel, located in the bustling backpacker area of Pham Ngu Lao. The area is loaded with hotels, restaurants ...

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... At the m*ment, I have mixed feelings ab*ut the war. I und**stand that the Am**icans *pp*sed C*mmunist c*ntr*l and didn't want it t* spread all *v** Asia, but als* I think it was d*ne in the wr*ng way. As qu*ted by *ne Vietnamese man, wh*m was a pleasure t* talk with, The real pr*blems didn't happen until the U.S. arrived. When a family has a pr*blem, they w*rk it *ut, its stays in the h*me. I think the U.S. c*uld have handled things t*tally in a diff**ent ...