31/08/11 -Shihanuok Ville Today we travelled for the whole morning leaving just after 7am, on a public bus (which was surprisingly nice except we picked the chairs with a board in front so couldn't stretch our legs!) and the sealing was leaking as it was raining. We then arrived at Shihanuok Ville, which is still Cambodia and is next to the seaside, and felt very at home as it was raining, similar to the British sea side. We had lunch in the hotel and then hea...

30/08/11 - Phnom Penh (Killing Fields) Yesterday was a quite day just on a public bus travelling to Phnom Penh. It was a good experience driving through all the farmlands and seeing all the families farming the rice, fishing, and playing in the streams. We arrived in Phnom Penh in the evening and had a quick freshen up before heading out for dinner in town and I had another nice curry, but Rachel finally caved and went for the home luxury food of pizza, mmmm. ...

Day 6 - Angkor Wat (Cambodia)Well we made it to the hotel yesterday and massive surprise, it was lovely, 2 double beds, shower, normal toilet, and free wii fi, perfect. It then went from good to better, we got taken to a local house and fed mmmm, about 4 different types of curry's, rice and noodles. In the traditional way outside and on the floor, (guess we weren't clean enough to enter the house, we have been travelling for a few days now so I cant blame them). ...

Day 5 - Thailand to CambodiaWe met our tour group and leader last night and none of them seem like nutters, well apart from Martin. We had a quick introduction before all heading out into the rain to find a restaurant to eat in, which was recommended by the tour leader. We panicked thinking we were being taken to a fancy restaurant, which would be really expensive, and we were right. My meal and drink cost 99 baht, which is about £2.15, I did consider explaining...