On our last full day in Siem Reap, we had another early start and grabbed some breakfast before calling Vanna to use his tuk tuk services again. We were a bit worried as the flooding was even worse than the day before, but Vanna made it and we were soon on our way, bouncing through the flooded streets in and out of hidden potholes until we got out of town and were able to cruise out to the temples. Our first stop of the day was back at Angkor Wat, where we w...

On our third morning in Siem Reap we got up early, had breakfast downstairs then called Vanna to see if he would be able to provide his tuk tuk services for another expedition to the temples of Angkor. He was available and after we agreed a price, he drove round and picked us up. We drove out through the slightly less flooded streets, past the entrance gate to the temples and around the huge moat of Angkor Wat again. As we approached the bridge across Angkor Tho...

When we got on the bus in Phnom Penh we found that we'd been placed above the front wheel, leaving no room for my feet. After asking the conductor, we were able to move to the front seats, giving us an uninterrupted view through the huge front windows. Once seated, we set off and left the city, soon entering the spectacularly beautiful Cambodian countryside. Although without the dramatic hills of Vietnam, the seemingly endless expanses of rice paddies on eit...