Phnom Penh This was not our favorite city but was still quite nice in places such as the riverside, several temples and a constant stream of orange clothed monks strolling about. Away from the touristic places the city was quite rough and very poor. The streets were covered in food stalls, but for the first time we were a little more cautious about buying any. We visited a silver Pagoda with its friendly monkeys (one of which was heavily pregnant), and another ...

Siem Reap Forty hours in the coach and three hours trying to cross the border, the journey into Cambodia seemed to take forever!! The first part of the journey though wasn't too bad as we were in a luxury sleeper coach where we had our own beds and TV's playing the latest Laos pop! Journeying through the country to get to Siem Reap we noticed Cambodia has tons of farm land with a bunch of houses on stilts in the rural areas so to avoid flooding on the wet seaso...

Angkor In the morning we hired a tuk tuk to take us to the ancient city of Angkor to explore the temples and ruins. We had seen many images of the temples, as Angkor is the national pride and identity of the country. They have Angkor in their flag, on their money and the national beer is named after it. The tuk tuk took us to the largest temple first Angkor Wat then proceeded to take us on the route around the city, which was massive. So many temples, so little...