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Angkor, what?
... are we saying, we were positively cooking by 8.30am!!) and it was nice to know that we could return to our hotel for a dip before hitting the town later on. Touring the temples during the hottest part of the day would have destroyed us!
Angkor Wat - breathtakingly detailed temple and probably the most famous in the world. The decoration afforded to every stone was fantastic and as it has been in constant use it is very well preserved. The guide was ...
Meals and wheels!
... snake was not on the menu but Sam requested it, we were all a little over meat eating by the end of it! We all had early starts so called it a night after another quick stop in the ice cream parlour - getting fatter by the day at the moment! Throughout the last couple of days we have also got talking to one of the lads at reception in our hotel - he is only 20, and called Chea, pronounced Gia I think, and he works crazy long hours, always with a smile and the ...
Sunrise at the temple of all temples...
... lush that you can't help but be sucked into its mesmerising atmosphere of calm. A very enjoyable experience just moseying around and taking it all in. Once at the Baphuon, we began reading about its interesting history beyond its creation; apparently there had been some structural issues with it when changes had been made over the years which resulted in the whole west side of it collapsing to the ground. A massive restoration project was put in place and the ...
Angkor Wat and so much more...
Siem Reap & Angkor temples 3rd - 9th Six days of extremes. That's the only way I can describe Siem Reap. In six days I experienced everything from wonders of the ancient temples to a wild pyjama party, Bart's 'penis' (which isn't that big, but is full of protein), prostitutes and tourism hell, a night filled with gossip and a really bad stomach bug, a ride in the batmobile and a hungover Tuktuk driver, Swiss Haven and chicken feet from hell, Bart's bartering frenzy and chatting with ...
Surfing and sadness
... fields. The road was bumpy and harsh... The Killing Fields are scattered around the entries country. This particular one is where the memorial monument is located. A giant temple filled with skulls, bones and clothes. The audio tour was extensive. (More info coming soon) After the tour we ride back to city centre in the rain. Rain fell ******* us. The tuk tuk driver sealed our carriage and put on a rain jacket. Then we blew a tire... Awesome :S We struggled ...
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- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Fitness/Health center
- Free parking
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