 | Koh Ker, Cambodia |
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... a while we took a turn off onto a fantastic well packed gravel road, and from there it was a wonderfully smooth ride to Koh Ker. My lonely planet guidebook described the location of Koh Ker as "the arse end of nowhere". This was a very apt description ( ...
Woke up the next day pretty early and headed off to the Koh Ker... Arrived and were surprised by a hefty 10$ entrance fee and after wandering around what seemed a pretty dull temple (the usual broken up temple with building stones scattered across the ...
What a disaster. Heading down a rough and bumpy dirt road from Prasat Preah Vihear to Koh Ker has left us stranded . . . literally. About an hour into the journey we have hit a rock which has cracked the underside of the van. When we get out to inspect the ...
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An Adventure in Cambodia
Posted on Dec 21, 2004, 02:02:41
... Seyiong in a wooden house/guesthouse with a very tall ladder about another 60kms and just 5km away from the massive Koh Ker temples, an old cambodia capital at one stage. The climb to the top of Kor Ker temple on small ladders was challanging but ...
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