Soo-uh sei-dei....or hi in Khymer, As you know we moved on to Phnom Penh (PP) after our lengthy stint in Sihanoukville. Our brief visit to PP turned into another long stay however as all the embassies were closed for a week due to Chinese new year so that scuppered our plans of gettinniur Vietnamese visas and moving on quickly. However, I guess we are making plans to break them on this trip! We negotiated a good price for a tuk tuk from PP's bus terminal to the...

We rolled up in Sihanoukville town late at night and struggled to find any accommodation, the only thing we could find was $15 per night so we had to take that. The next day however, we moved across the road to a small, dark, damp, smelly room for $9 which was more reasonable in price but wasn't great to live in. Sihanoukville is a small coastal town on the south of Cambodia, the area we stayed at, Serendipity Beach, was mainly based on one red dusty track which ...

We just about made it on the bus to Siem Reap after the usual stopping to fix a flat tyre etc etc. When we arrived at the bus station at night we caught a Cambodian style tuk tuk (meaning he was stinking of alcohol and tried to sell us drugs......welcome to Cambodia!!). We found Cat and Sam within minutes of arriving and then found a lovely hotel where we got a huge room and split te cost meaning we got somewhere nice for $15 US Dollars each. The currency here is...