Bangkok Part1: Leaving Seam Reap we was lucky and had managed to get a last minute bus departing at 11:30am to Thailand! Our last land border crossing, yay! Arriving in Bangkok we were dropped off in the middle of this absolutely mega huge city with instructions from the bus driver, that if we wanted to reach our hotel then we would have to get the skytrain. Not really having a clue which station our hotel was located at we set off in hope that we would board th...

We were both hoping that Siem Reap was going to be nice, as we had to spend a fair bit of time there waiting for our visas to arrive for Thailand. Checking into our hotel we was quite impressed with it. The New Riverside guest house was lovely and by far one of the nicest budget places we have stayed in so far on our trip. A big room complete with a pool view and kitted out with all the little hotel luxuries, like free tea and coffee, fridge and cable tv; we was ...

After our quiet time in Sihanoukville we was both extremely looking forward to getting on with our sight seeing in Cambodia and our next town of Phnom Penh. Arriving at the hotel we discovered that it was only a short walk to the riverfront, bars and restaurants so we had struck lucky with the location. Dropping our rucksacks we headed off for a walk around and to get some tea. One of the nicest looking bars along the front was an Irish bar called Paddy Rice. It ...

Sihanoukville was not really on our list of places to visit, however with us putting aside three weeks for Cambodia we decided to head to the coast as our first starting point after Saigon. Also our friend from England, Dave was there so we thought it would be a great chance to catch up with him and say hello. There are many beaches around Sihanoukville so we decided to head to one of the more popular resorts of Serendipity beach. We arrived after a very long day...

Saigon was alot more modern than we expected and completely different to Hanoi. We was wondering what our 5 day stay would be like as we entered the tiny back street alleys in search of our hostel. Checking in however we soon realised that we was situated in the centre of the city and there would be plenty of activities to keep us occupied for the following days. As we arrived quite late that day we decided just to relax and looking through the guide book spottin...