We left Siam Reap for a morning flight to Phnom Penh - the capital of Cambodia. We only had 24 hours to spend in this city as it is not really the place tourists go to in Cambodia. Our tour guide was quite excited about his first plane flight and we, as a group, showed him the ropes - being the seasoned travellers that many of us are (haha). After checking into our hotel, we toured the National Museum where we learnt a little about the statues and culture of B...

On our second day in Siam Reap we travelled about half an hour out of town to Tonle Sap which is the home of a floating village where 1000`s of people live. Travelling through the countryside is is obvious just howguess that ior these people are. The houses beside the road look as if they would blow over in a puff of wind. We boarded a boat for the trip up to the Tonle Sap which is a huge lake in their north of Cambodia. As this is the end of the dry season, the...

Well, Brad and I are off again, this time on a Wendy Wu tour of Cambodia and Vietnam called Angkor to the Bay. We left Brisbane at 6am on Saturday and finally arrived in Siam Reap 18 hours later after 3 plane flights quite exhausted. Siam Reap is famous for the world heritage listed site of Angkor Watt. Sunday morning we commenced our tour with a 7am start visiting the temples of the area. First we went to Angkor Thom and the Elephant Terrace where many of the ...