Hey Everyone! Another blog from Bangkok, on our third visit! Unfortunately it hasn't lived up to its previous two visits and, after falling in love with Laos and Cambodia, we're itching to get out of Bangkok pronto! The good thing with having reached Bangkok is that we are able to send some things home, finally freeing up our bags which have become heavier and heavier with all the goodies we've collected. It's a weight off our shoulders - literally!!! So our...

Hey Everyone, Since our last blog we have been busy!! Well, not really!! We travelled to Sihanoukville which is 3 hours West along Cambodia's South coast back towards Thailand. We were taken to a guesthouse called Markara on the recommendation of an Italian man we were sat next to who had stayed there previously and was staying there again. We checked out the room, which had two big double beds and a spacious bathroom but at $11 a night it was a little pri...

Hey Everyone! Sorry it's taken us a while to blog - when you see where we've been you'll see why we haven't been able to get in touch!!! We left Phnom Penh for Kep which took us about six hours by bus. When we arrived in Kep we did the usual and jumped into a tuk tuk which first took us to Vanna Bungalows, although it was lovely and had amazing views of the sea and the sunset, the $15 price tag was way over our budget so we headed onwards to Kep Seaside Guesthous...

Hey Everyone! Wow what a day we've had. We hired a tuk tuk for the day at a bargain $15 and jammed lots of sightseeing in. Our driver picked us up at 8am and we made our way to the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek. This is where, under the Pol Pot Regime, the Khmer Rouge executed some of the 2 million people who lost their lives during this time. Here, we hired a guide to take us round the silent and eerie grounds. We were taken around the orchard where you see ...

Hey Everyone! We travelled from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap in a 15 seater minibus for five and a half hours. The journey was one of our better, quicker journeys and our hotel in Phnom Penh had arranged for their sister hotel in Siem Reap to send someone to pick us up from the drop off point. We hopped into our tuk tuk where we were taken to "King Angkor", at $7 a night it was slightly over our intended budget but far cheaper than we'd paid previously. For $7 we got...