Last stop in Cambodia was in a town called Siem Reap. A town that has effectively built up on the international tourist circuit due to its proximity to the temples of Angkor Wat. We stayed in the liveliest hostel in the town, Funky Flashpackers! Really cool decor, pool, 24 hour roof top bar and house music keeping the atmosphere going both day and night! Great place to stay... As with Phnom Penh there were both parties to have and historical sites to visit. We ...

Koh Rong is a tiny island off of the coast of Sihanoukville. A traditional fishing town but slowly moving into the world of backpackers searching for an island base. The beach front of wooden bars and guest houses is about 1km in length, with a beautiful beach at the far end. Beach BBQs made up most of the local food, a curfew is in place on the island for music at 12 midnight and the island has a very relaxed feel about it. 3 times a week in a distant part of ...

Our Cambodia trip began in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, not quite a bustling as Bangkok but a big and hectic city day and night. This stop would prove to be both fun, meeting friends and socialising in the local bars and club, but also educational and moving. We visited both 'S-21' and the 'Killing Fields'. S-21 was the Khmer Rouge's most infamous prison. Based in an old school made it even more distressing, tales of torture and suffering were throughou...