Ladies, this Cambodian fashion trend is perfectly cozy, practical and yet so colourful! Leave on your PJs all day long, no matter where you go. One thing less to do in the morning and before going to bed! (And no, this is no exception - there really are women in pyjamas everywhere in the streets, at any time of day!)

Breakfast on our last day in Phnom Phen (before going to the National Museum - who said we weren't cultural??): Cambodian noodle soup wish fresh handmade noodles - quite a good show, and they don't taste bad either!

... and stoned hippie types of course. Wish I would have got a better image of his bare chest and his tons of wood- and bone necklaces and bracelets, but I thought it kinda impolite to walk up to him and snap a photo :)

They are everywhere... Temples, monks in their orange robes, food carts - three things that become very familiar when you've been in South East Asia for more than two months. Still kinda awesome :)

Now for the less fun tourist activities: In Phnom Phen we visit the prison and torture station Tuol Sleng as well as the so-called 'Killing fields' (an area with mass graves) to learn more about the horrifying regiment the Khmer Rouge lead in Cambodia in the 70s, ending up killing more than 2 million of the then 7-8 million Cambodians. An interesting, but mostly terrifying visit. Instead of showing you images of that, I'll rather let you see what's on the menu ...