Another several-hour-busride takes us to Kampot, a small town known for it's pepper farms and its great riverside location. Our lodge is very basic (bamboo huts on stilts with only a bed in them) and totally rastafari (most people preferring their morning smoke to breakfast), but we are having the most fun by jumping into the river - swimming against the stream at night, a great feeling! After ten minutes of swimming, we arrive at a deserted plot of land with s...

BBQ, Cambodian style! The chef was bringing us these beef delicacies (all kinds of innards as far as we know), as well as making sure there is enough beer on the table (we ended up drinking only one, as we were already good and tipsy from the vernissage before).

... and of course, we also went to the vernissage the next day (free booze AND canapés!) plus an open air slideshow of photos at the FCC (foreign correspondents club).

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!