We woke at 8am, went to speak to the hotel guy. He said we can hire a tuc tuc for 3 days for $50, and we can see all the temples. We agreed and set off, our tuc tuc driver seemed nice, and drove us to a supermarket first for breakfast. Then we stopped at the gate to angkor to buy our 3 day tickets, these were 40 dollars and had a picture on it so it couldn't be sold on. First temple was Angkor wat, originally a Hindu temple, using the book as a guide we walked ...

We woke early, In the knowledge it was going to be a busy day. The first problem was sam was unable to find his watch, he was sure he put it at the bottom of his bed, so we searched the room. We decided to go back to the bar we were at the night before to look, and also stopped for breakfast there. With no success sam went to the police station to try and report it for an insurance claim. However the police said they need evidence it was stolen, or a Vietnamese...

We woke reasonably late thanks to the extremely comfortable beds. We headed out for brunch, found a sandwich shop and had a mango shake and chicken sandwich. Then we walked to the Reunification Palace, paid to get in and explored. Quite a few interesting things in here, the basement being the best, where a network of planning offices and radio communications were kept. After momentarily losing Isha in a toilet mix up, we left and walked down to the war remnan...

We woke reasonably late thanks to the extremely comfortable beds. We headed out for brunch, found a sandwich shop and had a mango shake and chicken sandwich. Then we walked to the Reunification Palace, paid to get in and explored. Quite a few interesting things in here, the basement being the best, where a network of planning offices and radio communications were kept. After momentarily losing Isha in a toilet mix up, we left and walked down to the war remnan...

We woke at 5 am, and walked to the tourist shop by 5.45 am to catch our bus to phnom penh. It was waiting and we put our bags on and took our seats. Being so tired from the early start it wasn't long until I fell asleep.. We left Ho chi Minh city, and before I knew it we arrived at the Cambodia/ Vietnam border. The bus company offered to sort our visas for a small additional fee, so we left the bus to cross the border and get our visas. Then back on the bus for ...