Siem Reap Travel Blogs - Page 9

Relieved to set off at a normal hour, we went to one of the furthest away temples - Banteay Srei - to see a pink sandstone temple that was heavily under refurbishment, with bricks layed out all around like someone starting a jigsaw. Then it was back to the main collection of temples to see a c…

Visited the amazing temples of Angkor and experienced the culture in the countryside of Siem Reap and the floating village on Tonle Sap Lake.

5th--Cycling to city centre and morden temples alone riverside -> lunch in local vender --- "Home" (transit in Ho chi minh City of Vietnam)         

This is my Bog Blog! Call them whatever you like: dunnies, pissers, gravy bowls, pissoirs, porcelain caves, potties, loos, crappers, dumpers, shitters, outhouses, throne, bogs, longdrops, WC's. As much as we dont want to think about it, even good looking girls have to crap every day! The vast array of toilets in the world have fascinated me for a long time. This blog will be continuously updated as long as I continue to travel the world and wake up needing to hang a dump.

This was my first out of the country trip and it was a blast travelling with my BFFs Eury, Ruby and Jenneth. :D

What made our trip can win an award of cheap-charlie trip: -         We booked a lodge from Internet called “Jasmine Lodge” (we were confused why the address was not clear, only numbers, no street name • and when we arrived there, just realized that ev…

My friend took me suburb since i LOVE quiet places. I have met children who have never seen foreigners. this trip made me think. i would do whatever i can do for the village people i met. i have visitted really nice places where no foreigners could go, so i am really happy to see thier actual lives.

Learning From the World Project:Sometimes dreams comes true,at the end of february will start my LIFE´S DREAM,1 year Backpacking the Earth,Looking for Knowledge,ideas,opportunities,people and obvioulsy to find a lot of things inside myself.

Adding Siem Reap as a stop on my mini-vacation in Asia was one of the best decisions I ever made.  I flew in from KL on Air Asia, and thought I was going to have trouble.  Turns out I couldn't find my passport photos needed for the entry visa.  Difficult 15 mninutes searching throu…

2007 four-week vacation to explore a part of the world that I've dreamed about visiting since I was a child. More importantly, it's the first trip that I had to entirely finance on my own - I feel like such an old person!

i've just went home yesterday, but already miss that place...

Hi everyone! Well, this is the last entry in our journal of this trip. We all knew that the time had to come sooner or later. After spending the last 10 days in Cambodia I must say that it was quite interesting and fascinating as well. After we spent a few days in the capital Phnom Penh, st…

We crossed the Thailand-Cambodia border where we had to barter with the corrupt border officials who were wanting 30 dollars for a 20 dollar visa!  After some time we finally struck a deal of 23 dollars. Then we had to try and sort out transport to Siem Reap, we eventually found a taxi driver…

This is my attempt at expressing in words the utter insanity of my five weeks in South East Asia. The bartering. The boobs. The buckets. It's all here. Enjoy.

First trip as a backpacker. I had great fun!! KL was nice but I loved Perhentian Islands the most...white sand beach...friendly local people...great snorkeling... oh, I miss there so much... Cambodia was great,too... you'll have very different feelings in the day time seeing how the locals live and in the evening enjoying yourself in a nice bar...