This was our last day in Cambodia and we had no plans apart from relaxing, before getting the night bus to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. We had breakfast at 'Nai Khmer' restaurant. Jay had mixed fruit pancake with honey and Helen had seafood rice soup, they were tasty. Jay was still hungry so we went to 'The Blue Pumpkin' bakery. Jay bought pistachio macroni and a ham and cheese roll. Helen treated herself to a mango danish pastry. We spotted the 'cool lounge' whi...

We woke up to monks chanting at 5am and also cats having a major cat fight haha. We then went back to sleep as we were tired. We had breakfast at the 'Khmer Family' restaurant. We both had two different set breakfast meals. Helen's one was disappointing as the bread was not toasted properly and the fruit with yoghurt was watery. Jay on the other hand had a better breakfast, which included a hot and crispy baguette with a ham omelette, grilled potato and fruit sal...

We woke up really early at 4.30am to leave at 5am to get to the Angkor Wat Temple before sun rise. We shared a tuk tuk with Laura and Jamie again. When we got there and the sun rose, it was absolutely beautiful to watch. We also saw the reflection on the lotus pond in front of the Angkor Wat Temple. After sunrise, the crowd dispersed and we explored the temple. After walking through and around the temple, Helen got a true idea of how big it actually is. After...

We met the guesthouse's tuk tuk driver at 8am. We shared the tuk tuk with Laura and Jamie to split the cost (11 USD each). Before exploring the temples, we stopped off Pub Street at the 'Soup Dragon' restaurant for breakfast. We all had noodle soup. The first day of our two day tour involved seeing the smaller temples. The tuk tuk driver took us to the ticket booth to get our pass, we had to get our photo taken for the pass, the total cost for this was 40 USD e...

We got up at 3.30 am and found our foreheads had been bitten by mosquitos, which was not very nice! (strange place to be bitten) We got the minibus to the airport, the driver took us to the gate of the 'International Friendship Bridge' (Thai-Laos Friendship Bridge over the Mekhong River funded by the Australian government as development aid for Laos). The gate was closed and we wondered why he had taken us here, when the driver saw that the gate was closed, he ma...