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Peace after the madness
We flew to Siem Reap and what a difference immidiately, the taxi driver was very chatty and helped us find accommadation as it was late when we arrived (via his relatives place of course, but all good natured) we had a wander around the town and instantly liked the place, it has a relaxed feel compared to Hanoi., and even had a Bar street , where …
Thank goodness for real steps!!
Today was our first full day in Siem Reap. On arrival yesterday we discovered that we weren't going to join the GAP tour today, that it didn't arrive until tomorrow - which gave us more time to ourselves.
Had arranged with the guy who picked us up at the airport to take us on a tour of the temples and the floating village today for a price …
Kingdom of Cambodia
... and bone fragments that are surfacing from the shallow graves (due to heavy rains in summer months, every three months bones are collected and added to a display). We had concerns initially about our children listening to the stories and hearing about what happened, but they were very mature about learning and taking it in. This exhibit provided audio recording that were really well done and told real stories about the people ...
Siem Reap - The Seat of the Ancient Khmer
... th centuries. It includes a series of successive capitals built during various reigns (including things like libraries), scores of temples, bridges, lots of water systems (basins, dykes, reservoirs, canals) – and is located in the most mossy, lush jungle you can imagine. This place is hot – in both the modern lingo meaning and the temperature one.
Eyes are on you. The ruins ...
Angkorman
... past two ruined buildings which had been libraries, and past two reflecting pools which offer great photo opportunities, and then into the temple itself. The actual temple is one kilometre along each side, and contains three tiers with a central tower. The first levels’ walls are covered on all four sides with carvings depicting great battles and scenes from Hindu mythology and religious texts. I just can’t describe ...