Day 69-75 in the world of Sam and Dani: We arrived in Sihanoukville in the afternoon and got moto's to Beach Road which is the main backpacker area. We headed down to the beach where there are loads of different bars, looking specifically for Sessions Bar which is run by a person from Halifax. That night we went down the beach for a few drinks, which obviously led into alot of drinks, ending up with us watching the sunrise on the beach - awesome! The next day was...

Day 66-69 in the world of Sam and Dani: We left Siem Reap on a 5 hour bus journey to Phnom Penh to visit the killing fields and S21.The Killing Fields of Cheung Ek is 15km from Phnom Penh and is where thousands of people were killed and buried in mass graves under the Khmer Rouge regime. From 1975-1979, Pol Pot and his soldiers killed nearly one quarter of the Cambodian population, forcing thousands of civilians to work in the countryside on farms growing rice an...

Day 64-67 in the world of Sam and Dani: We arrived late in the evening and booked into the guest house that was run by the mini bus company. The next day we got up early to go and find some different accommodation we had seen in Nic's lonely planet. Unfortunately, the figures were out of date so we ended up just trying places on the off chance. We ended staying in a nice guest house called Green Town where we managed to get 3 triple rooms for $9 ($3 each). That...

Day 61- 62 in the world of Sam and Dani: We left Vang Vieng and got a 4 hour bus to Vientiane, the capital. When we arrived we spent a little while looking for accommodation because everywhere we tried seemed to be nearly double what we had been paying up until now in Laos. When we finally found somewhere we got showered and found an English pub where we had a few drinks, then set off to get some street food (yeah we're actually getting good at this now). We w...

Day 56-61 in the world of Sam and Dani: We booked a mini van for our 6 hour journey to Vang Vieng and were guaranteed it would be air-con.. lies! The first 10 minutes were, then we were transferred into a dilapidated, grotty van at the local bus station. Travelling over the mountains wasn't much fun, the roads were extremely narrow and windy and the driver beeped his horn every 10 seconds or so to warn any on coming vehicles, you can imagine how annoying that was...