Our next stop in Cambodia was Siem Reap. It is smaller than Phnom Penh and has a nice relaxing feel to it. Our first order of business was to get a fish massage. For $2USD (for 20 minutes) you sit on the edge of a giant fish tank with your feet in the water. The tank is filled with hundreds of little fish that happily nibble on your feet and clean off all of the dead skin. The price included a can of beer as well. I didn't last the full 20 minutes (but Jen ...

It was time to leave Vietnam and head to Cambodia to see the 4th country of the 13 on our list. We crossed the border with no issues and arrived in Phnom Penh. The Cambodian countryside is very flat with sandy soils and lots of rice fields. The city of Phnom Penh is surprisingly modern. There are full sized supermarkets, malls, large parks and boulevards and gas stations similar to the ones in North America. After being away from this type of commercialism ...