Day 266 - Our bus to Bangkok was at 8am so we had arranged a pick up at 7am. The hotel had put some breakfast out for us which was lovely and we were expecting the pick up to be a little late so we sat down to eat. After 45 minutes the pick up arrived, most would have been very worried at this point but think we just about have it sussed when it comes to times, they just come when they want but you always get there in the end. The coach was not what we had expect...

Siem Reap (Angkor Wat)- Days 263-265 Day 263- At 5.45am we flicked on the light to get up and we were greeted by a man peering through our window shouting TUK-TUK. Luckily we had actually booked one but we were expecting it to pick us up at 6.15am. We rushed about to get ready and he took us to the bus station where we grabbed breakfast in the form of beef and sticky rice and iced coffee. The bus took us as far as Skun, a small village in the middle of now...

Day 259 - We were getting picked up at the Green house cafe so we had breakfast there again. We jumped in to the mini-bus with our new friend Katie we met at EVP and started the journey. Within 10 minutes we were picking up people, and more people and more people, then the boot door was left open and people were hanging out, luckily they stopped at 32 people...... 32 in a 16 seater mini-bus, not comfortable. Eventually and with no surprise there was a massi...

Day 257 - The bus picked us up on time so our pork and rice takeaway we had bought had to wait. The mini-bus dropped us off at the station a few minutes later and here we boarded our bus to Sen Monorom, it was a nice big coach with air con and we comfortably tucked into our breakfast. The journey was pretty good and we made it to Sen Monorom with no problems. As we got of the bus we were handed many leaflets but the touts gave us no hassle and even explained to u...

Day 255 - We were up early, checked out and jumped on our bus to Phnom Penh. After about an hour the conductor came round and asked for our passports and $25 for the Cambodia visa. We knew the drill so handed it over but 2 Westerners behind us refused saying they wound do it on their own — we knew that wasn't a good idea after being left behind on the Laos border. We eventually made it to the crossing and all the paperwork had been done for us we just had to wa...