We started our day when we were picked up at 7.30a.m. from our hotel by a tuk-tuk. We had booked a 25km bicycle tour of the countryside outside of Phnom Penh. After getting kitted out with our mountain bikes and helmets and meeting our fellow group members (Jude from Canada and Hans from the Netherlands) we set off on to the busy streets of the city. Navigating the busy roads on a bike is an experience in itself, however our guide Amom was there to make sure w...

Bloody wifi! We had this blog all written out last night but couldn't upload it as our wifi in the hotel stopped working. So now we're sitting in a bar that has wifi... Oh no we have to drink more beer. So, yesterday's blog... Today was a very sombre experience. We visited the Choeung Ek Genocidal Centre, in other words, the 'Killing Fields'. We also visited the S-21 Museum. After a long journey down a dusty, bumpy path, we arrived at Choeung Ek, the large...

This morning was very sad for us, we said goodbye to wonderful Siem Reap and what has felt like our home. As the bus pulled away, we had different people waving goodbye to us. We're definitely starting to feel like travellers now. After we get to know a place and get comfortable, we're moving on to somewhere new. At our hostel for the past few days, they have been greeting us with 'welcome home'. We jumped on a 7 hour bus to take us through Cambodia's beau...