Stayed in a place called Samon's village for 3 nights, the village aims to re-create a typical Cambodian village for travellers. On the first night they had a Khmer party to honour some long term guests. Loads of traditional food, local singers / musicians and some home-brew whiskey shots. The Cambodians love a drink...constant 'Chung moi' followed by downing the beer. The village was on the river bed. Watching all the night fisherman was pretty cool. Hired some...

The night bus to Phnom Penh was an experience. Sarah hated it, i didnt mind it too much. The journey took 11 hours rather than the advertised 7, and had none of the services it said (I.e air con, wifi etc) and the 'beds' were built for Hobbits. We arrived to a swarm of Tuk Tuk drivers. After dumping our bags, we headed to the Killing Fields; where thousands of men, women and children were murdered as part of Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge regime (between 2-3 million peo...

Decided to start a blog as I have a pretty bad memory so it would be good to remember a few things. There might even at least 1 person who will read it! After 3 flights and no sleep for 36 hours, we finally got to Siem Reap. Got scammed as soon as we got out the airport, being over charged for a taxi! Decided to check into a nice hotel to catch up on sleep and ease ourselves in. Spent the next day exploring the Temples of Angkor - site of the worlds larges...