19th of August 2011 We bought our tickets for Phnom Penh at the guest house and for five dollars each we would leave Siem Reap at 7am arriving around 14h in Phnom Penh. “Okay 1 Villa” also had a guest house in Phnom Penh so we reserved in advance so that...

On one of our last nights in Siem Reap, we went to check out a traditional Apsara dance performance which took place every night at the Temple Club. It was free but the prices of the food you consumed definitely made it up. We had a very luxurious meal...

Finally one morning we made it up early enough to enjoy the splendours of Angkor. We paid 14dollars for a tuk-tuk from the hotel for the entire day and headed out. Angkor itself is a region that held the Khmer Empire and its Khmer King Jayavarman II from...

14 th of August 2011 We were rather excited about going to Siem Reap. We had heard much about its beauty, history, great nightlife and more. The idea of seeing for ourselves the famous and amazing Angkor temples: Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom…etc. was exhilarating....

13 th of August 2011 Bangkok: Capital of Thailand with a total of eleven million inhabitants, fifty districts and 154 sub-districts. Being one of Asia’s most cosmopolitan cities, with much spiritualism, commercialism, culture, education and more, it provides...

1 st of August to the 14 th of August 2011 As it turns out, our time on Koh Tao was slightly extended. Our visa meant that we were actually supposed to leave Thailand on the 2 nd of August. We had originally thought that we had to be out by the 5 th ,...