We decided we deserved a sleep-in and a down day to relax. We've been travelling pretty hard lately and, after the marathon temple visit of the day before, the Lewises wanted to kick back a little. The kids slept until 10:00 am. Late rising meant late breakfast, followed by an afternoon stroll around the neighbourhood, which left us all relaxed and enjoying Cambodian living. We stopped off at a neat little place where a sculptor had made miniature replicas of A...

A gorgeous morning so we were downstairs by 8:30 am and off to the Angkor Wat Temples by 9:00 am. Our drivers were happy to see us and we decided to take two moto-requimes to the site. Many people think Angkor Wat is a temple but Siem Reap actually has many temples, Angkor Wat being the most famous. When we arrived, we bought 4 tickets ($20.00 per person) and from there, we visited Angkor Wat, Bayon, Baphoun, Elephant Terrace, Leper King Temple, ending this magni...

On the road by 8:30 am, and we were delighted by the grand total of 12 passengers on board our large bus to Phnom Phen! It was awesome because we could all stretch out and have seats to ourselves. It took a while to leave Saigon but at last we were on our way. When we stopped at a gas station, Barry tried to exchange money but a woman there took his 104,000 Dong and quickly gave him a wad of bills. When he calculated, he realized she'd only given him about half t...