Yesterday we caught our bus to Siem Reap a long 5 hour journey before we arrived at our hotel. Pete was relieved because we were given a room on the ground floor, so no stairs to lug our big bags up. We were taken to a funky restaurant called The Blue Pumpkin, where you can sit on white sofas to eat. Pete went for pasta and I was tempted by the spaghetti bolognaise, but knew it wouldn't be as good as Mum's so I had the stir-fried pork with pumpkin, definitely the...

We arrived in Kampong Cham and were wondering what we would do for the after, as there didn't appear to be much, luckily our leader had something planned. After lunch we chilled out for a bit, before I headed out at 3 for our bike ride (Pete's foot still being bad). It was so hot cycling the sweat was pouring off me, but we got to see some traditional weaving before making our way across the bamboo bridge to the island. As you can see from the pictures it litera...

We arrived back in Phnom Penh in the afternoon and organised to have a cyclo tour of the city later on, so that we would be able to see as much as possible, as we were leaving the next day. Pete still wasn't walking great, so I headed out after to lunch to find a wi-fi café and update our blog. While I sat there bolts of lightning and cracks of thunder started, before long torrential rain started to pour down. I thought it would be a brief storm so sat back and ...

Please ignore the photo, we haven't had a chance to upload ours yet. We arrived at the seaside town of Sihanoukville around lunchtime, so after a well needed shower (in our windowless hotel room) we headed out to lunch at Grand Restaurant Kampuchea where they serve the best curries in coconuts. We decided to head to the beach and chill out for the rest of the afternoon. It was Josh's birthday today and that night we headed to the beach for dinner, where we had g...

Today it was time to say goodbye to Vietnam and hello to Cambodia, we had met our new leader Komphak the previous night and were excited about seeing another country. Unfortunately our day wasn't destined to run smoothly. Our first problem was when we arrived at the border to leave Vietnam, there didn't seem to be any orderly queue or system in place, because we were with a big coach load the organiser had all our passports and was at the desks trying to get them...