Soo-a s'day everyone. We started the day bright and early... actually, it was pitch black. We left our hostel at 5a.m. with our tuk-tuk driver, Jiva, to make the journey to Angkor Wat, the largest religious structure in the world, in time for sunrise. It was refreshing being out in the cool air at that time of the morning. When we got to Angkor Wat, we were amidst hundreds of others walking in the pitch black across the bridge toward the front of the main s...

First and foremost, a big happy birthday to Luke from Cambodia! Have a good one buddy. Today we did the grand circuit tour of the temples. The first stop was Ta Prohm, the temple where Tomb Raider was filmed and the roots of the trees have grown around the stone. Next we went to Pr. Prerup, Eastern Mebon, Neak Pean and Prah Khan. The architecture and magnitude of the temples is magnificent but is was tough walking around them in 33 degree heat. Once back at...

We're absolutely shocked at how much a dollar can mean to the Cambodian people, how friendly and smiley they are and how hard they work. Today we visited the oldest temples of Siem Reap - Lolita, Bankong and Preah Ko. The temples were amazing; the architecture is intricate and the size of the blocks of stone are overwhelming - how did they move them?! The culture here is so trusting, friendly and hard-working. We got a tuk-tuk from our hostel to drive us a...

We love, love, love Cambodia. Everyone here is really chilled and very friendly. We are staying in a hostel called Blossoming Romduel Lodge costing £5 each per night. Breakfast is included, so we went out to the restaurant about 9 for a bite to eat. It was a bit more basic than what we had in Bangkok - basically you could have tea or coffee and eggs (cooked anyway you like) with bread. The hostel is full of backpackers, with people coming and going and bu...