S: We decided to do the two most powerful places to visit in Phomn Penh in one day. We went to Toul Sel museum (known as S21). This is where Cambodians who didn't fit into Pol Pots criteria were brought, which were mostly educated and poor people. They lived in the prison being tortured (sometimes to death) before being taken to Choeng Ek (the killing fields). It was amazing to meet two of the survivors, and listen to their accounts putting it all into perspectiv...

J: We got to Koh Rong after spending a quick night at the town of Sihanoukville. It was a speedboat ride out for an hour to the island that made it feel more remote. When we got there Hayley (who we have been traveling with) had been recommended some bungalows at the other side of the island so I let the girls go off in search of a room for the night and I looked after the bags. I quickly started talking to an Australian family and well, the beer started to flow ...

S: Getting to Cambodia wasn't the easiest journey. We climbed aboard the bus knowing we would get off the first stop over the border, but when we got there the conductor said there wasn't any more buses until the next day, so we decided to stay on the bus. The journey turned into a 24-hour marathon, going the long way and the bus breaking down lol, but we finally got to Siem Reap. J: We had a little walk to the local war museum. It said a free guide available, t...