So Daan and I left Kampot to go to Ream. We arrived at the guesthouse in the afternoon and were welcomed by the Italian owner Marco. The guesthouse was connected to the beach and from the balcony we could see the jetty and the boat of the owner. We decided to eat his notirious pasta, based on the tripadvisor comments. It was very good but also quite expensive. 8$ for a dish that doesn't fill you up is not worth the money haha. We met Bea and Elsa at the guesthou...

On the 4th we left for Kampot, a place next to Kep where I already was for some relaxation. We had one thing planned for the next days and that was visiting Bokor Hill Station. This is an abandoned colonial villa on the top of a mountain from the time that France colonised Cambodia. We decided to rent some scooters to ride up the hill ourselves and that was the best idea we had so far. I never rode a scooter before but it was easy to master and the ride up the mo...

After Kep I went to Phnom Penh to celebrate NYE in the capital of Cambodia. On my arrival on the 30th I wandered a bit throughout the city and met up with Keone. He was meeting up with two girls he met in Siem Reap and we had a nice dinner and a few drinks. The day after, I saw an advertisement at the hostel that they would host a BBQ with free shots. Great way to start of the last party of the year, so we signed in and went there. The food was good and they had ...

I had one more temple day in Siem Reap planned to go to Ko Ker and Ban Maelea. These temples are 130 and 80 kilometers away from the Anghor Wat complex so I needed to hire a car to get there. This was too expensive to do on my own, so I went out to search for some people to join me. Fabian, Sergio (both Italian) and Tony (German) wanted to go as well so we were able to split the costs of hiring a car + driver. Some people on the internet described these temples a...

I spent my last days in Thailand by tagging along for one day at the orphanage and going to another Muay Thai fight night. The day at the orphanage was pretty cool since I haven't been there yet. The orphanage provides shelter and education for around 250 kids. The area is filled with buildings where the kids sleep, play and learn. Greenway does a lot of awesome work over there by teaching English, doing constructing work and ofcourse give the kids lots of attent...