Arrived after a very bumpy bus ride from Ho Chi Minh in to Mui Ne. The beach here stretches on and on. . Famous for its strong winds, Mui Ne attracts a lot of kite and wind surfing, the sky was full of colour! Although we didn't do this ourselves it was a great sight. Instead we decided to rent a motorbike and do some exploring ourselves. The coastal roads had the most incredible views and once we arrived at the sand dunes we were blown away- such beautiful sce...

Huge neon billboards, hundreds and thousands of motorbikes wizzing by, markets galore, street food, handy crafts and art ... this was just on the ride in!! We found a place in central District 1 - the place for us backpackers - cheap room and nice and clean, even has a T.v!! We explored the city in the evening but returned for bed quite early, we felt like we would need the energy tomorrow and even after a few hours we both feel like we are going to love it here...

Arrived on the local bus from Battambang in to Phnom Penh in one piece, we will be visiting the city in 2 parts. Our first visit we reflected mainly on the Khmer Rouge regime's crimes at various monuments. Not the happiest couple of days, but it had to be done in order for us to understand the atrocities that the Khmer Rouge committed in the 1970s. We hired a tuk tuk for the day which took us first to The Killing Fields and finishing at S 21 (Tuol Sleng Prison)....

Left the buzzing city of Phnom Penh for now and taking some time out to chill hard in Sihanoukville. Sihanoukville is Cambodia's premier beach location, a peninsula ringed by pretty white sand beaches and surrounded by many tiny islands. Still debating whether its beaches rival those of southern Thailand, though the place is truly gorgeous! We spent our first few nights staying with friends in Serendipity (the backpackers party place), had a great time, and mana...

After just a few hours by bus from Siem Reap we arrived in Battambang, this place is often overlooked by travellers. We only stayed a few days but quickly discovered the city had lots to offer. We checked in to The Royal Palace Hotel which sounds extremely grand! though still only cost us a measly $7 for a beautiful room, booked a private tuk tuk for the next day for ourselves, with a lovely local named Ola. After browsing and sampling some of the Khmer cafes an...