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Author Archives: Hattie
Cambodia day 10 – Battambang
For $12 we hire a tut-tut to take us to an Angkor-period temple 13km outside Battambang. Our driver speaks good English and has an itinerary planned for us. First stop is the bamboo railway. This is probably the most … Continue reading
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Tagged Bamboo Railway, Battambang, Cambodia, Rice paper making, Sticky rice, Wat Ek Phnom
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Cambodia day 9 – Battambang
The weather continues to be hot and sunny and we hire some bikes ($4) and take a ride out into the countryside. It is difficult to spot where the countryside starts and the town ends as houses line the road … Continue reading
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Tagged Battambang, Cambodia, Psar Nat, Royal Hotel, Stuung Stanker River, Wat Kampheng
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Cambodia day 7 – Siem Reap
Hired bikes again today and our first stop is a local barbers to get Andy a hair cut. We then cycle into town to look for a decent internet connection as the one in the hotel is proving very … Continue reading
Cambodia day 6 – Siem Reap
Our temple pass expired yesterday and we are feeling completely ‘templed out’. It’s a shame it isn’t possible to buy an Angkor ticket that allows you to spread three-days sight-seeing over a week rather than having to cram it all … Continue reading
Cambodia day 5 – Siem Reap
We pay Mr Su an extra $15 to take us on the 70km round trip to see Banteay Srei and the waterfall at Kbal Spean, not knowing quite what to expect other than our Lonely Planet bible seems to think … Continue reading
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Tagged Banteay Srey, Bantreay Samre, Cambodia, Kbal Spean, Siem Reap
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Cambodia day 4 – Siem Reap
Another gloriously sunny and hot day and we have arranged for Mr Su to pick us up at 8.30am for our second day visiting the Angkor temples. Our itinerary includes Preah Khan, Preak Neak Prean, Eastern Mabon, Ta Som, and … Continue reading
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Cambodia day 3 – Siem Reap
We make an early-ish start leaving about 7:30am for our first day’s excursion to the Angkor temples, capital of Cambodia’s ancient Khmer empire. Today we visit Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm. Whew! That’s a lot of temple and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Ankor Thom, Ankor Wat, Baphuon Temple, Bayon Temple, Cambodia, Siem Reap, Ta Prohm, Terrace of Elephants, Terrace of the Leper King
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Cambodia day 2 – Siem Reap
We leave for Siem Reap at 8.30am a daunting six-hour journey lies ahead of us. We are travelling on the Mekong Express and apart from the pick-up being slightly late due to heavy traffic, the service is very professional. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambodia, Phnom Bakheng, Siem Reap, Sunset at Angkor
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Cambodia day 1 – Phnom Penh
We arrived in Phnom Penh yesterday and made our own way to the hotel by tut-tut. We had missed our free hotel pick up because the bus dropped at the different place and two hours later than advertised. Oh the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambodia, Central market, Phnom Penh, Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda
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