Kratie and Ratanakiri Great advice from Chris Howarth to come to this much quieter and more rural part of Cambodia. We really enjoyed seeing combodians living more traditional lifestyles and getting away from the hustle/bustle/hastle of the cities. Highlights were: Cycle through village to see rare Irawaddy Dolphins, getting lots of 'hellos' from the local kids, amazing sticky rice, 3 punctures, volleyball and finally a power cut! Stayed in the srange Star Ho...

Phnom Penh Managed to fit in a massage from blind people, drinking at the FCC, long walks around the city, informative but very sad Slung Treng (S21) Museum, Russian Market, Olympic Stadium, Independence Monument, Monks at the Royal Palace, and a fantastic Night Food Market with Peter and Martina... Very busy couple of days here, overall impression of a nice capital with great bars on the front, but still the busy side of Cambodia

Siem Reap and Angkor Temples Our first impressions of Cambodia are that it's a country full of friendly people, a bit less developed than Thailand and a lot quieter than Bangkok. The trip here was interesting due to the constant efforts of Thai and Cambodian locals to con us in a variety of ways. However, we were on the ball and managed to get accross the border with very few problems and have really enjoyed the temples over the 2 days here. More details and pho...